OMVIC Practice Test

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Dive into the OMVIC Practice Test and test your knowledge on laws, regulations, and ethical practices in the automotive industry. Perfect for aspiring dealers and salespersons to validate their expertise!

Each practice test/flash card set has 50 randomly selected questions from a bank of over 500. You'll get a new set of questions each time!

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What constitutes a breach of the respect category in the Code of Ethics Regulations?

Not offering the best deal possible
Using offensive symbols in advertisements or interactions
Selling vehicles without a warranty
Closing the dealership on holidays

The correct answer is: Using offensive symbols in advertisements or interactions

A breach of respect in the Code of Ethics Regulations would involve using offensive symbols in advertisements or interactions. This means that options A, C, and D are incorrect because they do not pertain to the concept of respecting others. Not offering the best deal possible may violate other ethical codes, such as fairness or honesty, but it does not necessarily fall under the category of respect. Selling vehicles without a warranty could be considered unethical in terms of consumer protection, but it is not directly related to showing respect. Closing the dealership on holidays may also be perceived as disrespectful to customers, but it would not necessarily violate the Code of Ethics Regulations unless there was a specific provision against it. Therefore, option B is the only choice that accurately reflects a potential breach of respect in the Code of Ethics Regulations.