最新的APEGS National Professional Practice Examination (NPPE) - NPPE免費考試真題

A. Yes, it would be ethical to accept the offer as long as the professional abandons the project and resigns in advance.

B. No, It would not be ethical to accept the offer as receiving a future "special bonus- represents a latent conflict of Interest.

C. No, it would not be ethical to accept this offer as this would be a clear conflict of Interest.

D. Yes, it would be ethical to accept the offer as long as the professional rejects the "special bonus."

A. In order to assist the court in understanding technical matters, an expert witness may be called to provide an opinion.

B. A finding of negligence in a civil suit may result in further disciplinary action by the professional regulator as double Jeopardy does not apply.

C. The plaintiff must prove on a balance of probabilities that the defendant failed to meet the standard of care expected of an average professional in the field.

D. The plaintiff must prove on a balance of probabilities that the defendant knowingly and Intentionally put the plaintiff at risk through their actions.

A. They are typically organized by technical discipline.

B. They stimulate original thought, discussion, and the dissemination of knowledge.

C. They encourage networking and facilitate technical debate.

D. They provide licensing and certification for professional practice.

A. The engineer owes a duly to the client only; the engineer should keep all facts confidential.

B. The engineer owes a duty to the client and to the profession; the engineer should keep all facts found during the investigation confidential due to the confidentiality agreement.

C. The engineer owes a duty to the public, the client, and the profession; the engineer should disclose all facts found during the investigation despite the confidentiality agreement as the public could have been at risk.

D. The engineer owes a duty to the public, the client, and the profession; the engineer should keep all facts found during the Investigation confidential due to the confidentiality agreement.

A. They are typically organized by technical discipline.

B. They stimulate original thought, discussion, and the dissemination of knowledge.

C. They encourage networking and facilitate technical debate.

D. They provide licensing and certification for professional practice.

A. Discipline

B. Rendering a verdict

C. Accusation

D. Enforcement

A. An international treaty applies only at the federal level, and provinces/territories are not required to comply with it.

B. An international treaty applies only to countries that consent to and have formally ratified the treaty.

C. An international treaty applies not only to the states that have ratified the agreement but to all their trading partners as well.

D. An international treaty is irrevocable, with all states that have ratified the agreement bound to treaty regulations until the treaty expiry.

A. the development and implementation of a full-cycle environmental remediation plan

B. a detailed assessment of the severity and extent of contamination on a project site

C. an Internal investigation into a corporation's potential environmental liabilities

D. a detailed assessment or a project's long-term Impact on the environment

A. A service provider loses money on a contract and determines that it would cost less to let the company go bankrupt than to complete the contract.

B. A service provider would like to perform its obligations but is unable to do so for reasons such as lack of financial resources or lack of necessary equipment or expertise.

C. A service provider unintentionally fails to carry out one of its promises or obligations specified in the contract.

D. A service provider interprets the meaning of the contract differently than the service receiver.

A. To use a term or title that leads others to believe that the person is a licensed professional

B. To advertise professional construction services

C. To use a seal that implies the parson is a licensed professional

D. To practice professional engineering or geoscience

A. act for the client in all aspects.

B. act only within the scope of the professional's authority.

C. meet with the client at regular intervals and report all transactions.

D. sign any document relating to the contract except payment of the client's fees.

A. Moonlighting by professionals is not permitted under any circumstances.

B. Moonlighting is an effective way to leverage one's primary employment to out-compete other professionals.

C. Moonlighting is acceptable if the professional ensures that all employers agree to it.

D. Moonlighting professionals are permitted to use their primary employer's resources for outside work when performed off-hours.

A. Disclose the environmental concerns to the client and recommend extraction methods that mitigate the risk of occurrence.

B. Ensure that the site's economic potential is realized in order to meet the resource needs of the public and the professional's duty to client.

C. Prioritize the economic potential of the development in order to satisfy their contractual obligations to the client.

D. Ensure that the company's mining development does not proceed due to the associated environmental risks.

A. Assume their obligation to whistle-blow

B. Pursue opportunism

C. Practice due diligence

D. Maintain anonymity

A. Consider her employer's interest as most important, and approve and send the report.

B. Refuse to submit the report.

C. Wait until summer when she can inspect the area without snow and there is a chance to see the locked storeroom before completing the report.

D. Ask the client to have the area cleaned and provide access to storeroom; then conduct a thorough inspection and then submit the report.