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WorksheetsNational Modern Studies - Crime Re-cap
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is it called when someone changes or alters a signature without permission?
Burglary
Forgery
Bribery
Kidnapping
What is the meaning of FORENSIC?
A synonym for detective
The scientific method of solving crime
An expert that can tell if you are lying
A chemical study of substances
Hair, fingerprints, blood, tool marks, impressions and glass are examples of what type of evidence?
Direct evidence
Physical evidence
Indirect evidence
Circumstantial evidence
Which group in the UK is most likely to commit crime?
18-30 year old men
18-30 year old women
50-70 year old men
50-70 year old women
Which of these is an example of a white collar crime?
Assault
Burglary
Fraud
Arson
In what year did singing sectarian songs at football matches become a criminal offence?
2014
2018
2010
2012
What is the fastest growing traffic crime in the UK?
Speeding
Hit and Run
Joy Riding
No insurance
What sort of crime is it when a person is physically attacked, threatened with physical violence or subjected to abusive language due to their sexuality, religion or race.
(a)
What is the difference between a white collar and blue collar crime?
Which age group is more likely to be a victim of crime?
18-24
25-40
40-60
60+
Name one crime that is more likely to be committed by young people.
(a)
Where is violent crime most likely to take place?
In the home
Outside pubs and clubs
At school
In the workplace
Explain what the nature/nurture theory for crime is.
Give three reasons why teenagers are more likely to commit crime than older people.
What is the theory called that states that a person’s identity and behaviour may be influenced by the terms used to describe them e.g. dropout, waster, no good.
(a)
