Crime & Punishment

Crime & Punishment

Edexcel Religious Studies B

Islam – Crime and Punishment

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a form of Capital punishment

• Lethal injection

• Firing squad

• Flogging

• Hanging

Multiple Choice

True or False - restorative justice can help the criminal understand the consequences of their actions

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False - restorative justice gives criminal an opportunity to explain their actions and apologise.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which type of justice does this image represent?

• Retribution

• Reformation

• Restorative

• Protection

Multiple Select

Which of these religion's scriptures support the idea of capital punishment - tick all that apply

• Islam

• Christianity

• Buddhism

• Judaism

Multiple Choice

Aims of punishment - What does the word 'reformation' mean?

• A punishment for the criminal where society feels safe and protected.

• Punishing in a way that criminal has paid the price for the crime committed.

• A system where the criminal has the chance to change their future behaviour through education and counselling.

• A punishment which acts as a way of putting people off from committing the crime.

Multiple Choice

Aims of punishment - What does the word 'protection' mean?

• A punishment for the criminal where society feels safe and protected.

• Punishing in a way that criminal has paid the price for the crime committed.

• A system where the criminal has the chance to change their future behaviour through education and counselling.

• A punishment which acts as a way of putting people off from committing the crime.

Multiple Choice

Aims of punishment - What does the word 'retribution' mean?

• A punishment for the criminal where society feels safe and protected.

• Punishing in a way that criminal has paid the price for the crime committed.

• A system where the criminal has the chance to change their future behaviour through education and counselling.

• A punishment which acts as a way of putting people off from committing the crime.

Multiple Choice

Aims of punishment - What does the word 'deterrence' mean?

• A punishment for the criminal where society feels safe and protected.

• Punishing in a way that criminal has paid the price for the crime committed.

• A system where the criminal has the chance to change their future behaviour through education and counselling.

• A punishment which acts as a way of putting people off from committing the crime.

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the missing word - Justice is "the due allocation of

and punishment and the maintenance of what is right and wrong"

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a way of punishing offenders by making them do unpaid work in the community?

• Corporal Punishment

• Capital Punishment

• Community Service

• Rehabilitation Programmes

Multiple Choice

If the Qur'an teaches to 'cut off the hands of thieves', which aim of punishment does this most support?

• Retribution

• Reformation

• Deterrence

• Vindication

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is using physical pain e.g. flogging, beating as a form of punishment?

• Corporal Punishment

• Capital Punishment

• Community Service

• Forgiveness

Multiple Choice

Which of these responses best describes Muslim attitudes to lawbreaking?

• It's okay to break the law.

• It's generally encouraged to break laws which are unfair.

• In certain situations it's okay to break the law e.g. if you're living in poverty and need to feed your family.

• The law must be followed. Shari'ah law has been given by Allah, and if you live in a non-Muslim country, laws are designed to be fair and just.

Multiple Choice

Which aim of punishment is largely supported under Shari'ah law?

• Retribution

• Reformation

• Deterrence

• Vindication

Open Ended

What are the FOUR aims of punishment?