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1. 1. A vendor offers cash to secure a contract. What is this?
A) Fair competition B) Bribery (corruption) C) Transparent bidding D) Compliance with Code of Conduct
2. 2. A staff member’s sibling owns a bidding company. What should be done?
A) Hide the relationship B) Disclose the conflict of interest to UNOPS immediately C) Proceed without telling anyone D) Withdraw the sibling’s company from bidding
3. 3. A supplier hides defects in delivered goods. What is this called?
A) Fraud B) Fair trade practice C) Sustainability D) Good faith action
4. 4. Two vendors agree to fix prices. What does this represent?
A) Collusion (ညှိနှိုင်းကြံစည်မှု) B) Competition C) Transparency D) Integrity
5. 5. A supplier refuses to report a known violation. Is this ethical?
A) Yes, silence is acceptable B) No, reporting misconduct is mandatory C) Only if it benefits profit D) Only if the violation is minor
6. 6. Which action promotes fairness in procurement?
A) Giving equal opportunity to all bidders B) Sharing bid details with friends C) Accepting gifts to influence awards D) Falsifying eligibility documents
7. 7. A vendor falsifies environmental certificates. Which violation is this?
A) Fraud B) Collusion C) Fair trade D) Whistleblowing
8. 8. Why is whistleblower protection important?
A) It encourages reporting of misconduct without fear of retaliation B) It allows secrecy in procurement C) It rewards unethical practices D) It eliminates supplier participation
9. 9. If suppliers share bid information, what occurs?
A) Fair competition B) Collusion C) Sustainable sourcing D) Proper disclosure
10. 11. A vendor bribes an official with gifts. Which practice is violated?
A) Transparency B) Bribery/Corruption C) Sustainability D) Whistleblower protection
11. 12. Transparency ensures:
A) Hidden evaluation criteria B) Open and fair procurement processes C) Favoritism to certain suppliers D) Concealed pricing agreements
12. 13. Environmental compliance is part of which UNOPS principle?
A) Integrity B) Accountability C) Sustainability D) Collusion
13. 14. Reporting misconduct helps prevent:
A) Future violations and protects organizational integrity B) Increased favoritism C) Faster bribery opportunities D) Lower transparency
14. 15. Which is a prohibited practice during audits?
A) Providing full documentation B) Obstructing investigators or hiding evidence C) Cooperating with auditors D) Responding to inquiries truthfully
15. 16. Why must labor rights be respected? Answer:
A) To ensure safe, fair, and ethical working conditions B) To increase costs for suppliers C) To encourage child labor D) To avoid competition
16. 17. A company fails to pay fair wages. Which principle is breached?
A) Integrity B) Human rights and labor standards C) Transparency D) Fair competition
17. 18. UNOPS encourages suppliers to:
A) Engage in fair, ethical, and sustainable practices B) Hide information to win tenders C) Avoid reporting conflicts of interest D) Maximize profits through collusion
18. 19. What is obstruction in procurement?
A) Interfering with investigations or audits B) Participating in fair bidding C) Complying with ethical guidelines D) Submitting transparent reports
19. 20. Ethical sourcing benefits suppliers by:
A) Building trust, improving reputation, and fostering long-term partnerships B) Increasing hidden costs C) Encouraging bribery D) Avoiding compliance checks