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Pre-Assessment Crime and Punishment

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which aim of punishment wants to help change a criminal for the better?

a)

Retribution

b)

Vindication

c)

Reformation

d)

Deterrence

2.

Which form of punishment can make the victim feel like the criminal is getting truly punished?

a)

Prison

b)

Fine

c)

Community Service

d)

Probation

3.

What is the definition of the Death Penalty?

a)

A punishment to deter crime

b)

A punishment that penalizes the body

c)

Punishment by execution

d)

Punishment by bodily harm

4.

What is a Christian teaching that supports the death penalty?

a)

The tree of liberty must be refreshed with the blood of man

b)

Love thy neighbour

c)

Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth

d)

Thou shalt not kill

5.

What is a Christian teaching that goes against the death penalty?

a)

Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth

b)

He who strikes a man so that he dies shall be put to death.

c)

If anyone takes human life that person's life will be taken.

d)

Thou shalt not kill

6.

What did Jesus mean by love thy neighbour?

a)

You should help the people that live next door

b)

You should help the people in your town

c)

You should help people that are like you

d)

You should help everyone

7.

Who broke the law to get a bad law changed?

a)

Muhammad Ali

b)

Malala yousafzai

c)

Martin Luther King

d)

Aung san suu kyi

8.

What law did he break?

a)

Thou shalt not kill

b)

No mass protests

c)

Don't speak out against the government

d)

Hate crime against white people

9.

What Christian teaching supports Martin Luther King?

a)

Eye for an eye

b)

Thou shalt not kill

c)

Love thy neighbour

d)

Follow the law of the land

10.

What Christian teaching doesn't support Martin Luther King?

a)

Eye for an Eye

b)

Thou shalt not kill

c)

Love thy neighbour

d)

Follow the law of the land

11.

Something done legally to somebody as a result of found guilty of breaking the law

a)

Evil

b)

Crime

c)

Punishment

d)

Reformation

12.

The opposite of good; a force or personification of a negative power - destructive/against God

a)

Evil

b)

Crime

c)

Punishment

d)

Reformation

13.

Which are generally NOT causes of crime

a)

Poverty and Greed

b)

Mental illness and hate

c)

Drugs and addiction

d)

Love and Wealth

14.

Wanting to possess wealth, goods or items of value which are not needed - a cause of crime

a)

Generosity

b)

Greed

c)

Satisfaction

d)

Compassion

15.

A good quote to use when answering a question about whether Christians should obey the law

a)

"let everyone be subject to the governing authorities"

b)

"An eye for an eye"

c)

"For...I was in prison and you came to visit me"

d)

"one may run away from the courts "

16.

A good quote to use to explain why Christians should help offenders

a)

"let everyone be subject to the governing authorities"

b)

"An eye for an Eye"

c)

"For...I was in prison and you came to visit me"

d)

"one may run away from the courts "

17.

Crimes, often violent, targeted because of race, religion, sexuality, disability or gender

a)

Property Crime

b)

Hate Crime

c)

Love Crime

d)

State Crime

18.

Aim of punishment - to change someone's behaviour for the better

a)

Reformation

b)

Protection

c)

Retribution

d)

Deterrence

19.

A good quote to explain Christian views about the aim of punishment 'reformation' is

a)

"Where there is forgiveness, there is God Himself."

b)

"Forgive our sins, as we forgive those that sin against us"

c)

"A life for a life, an eye for eye and a tooth for a tooth"

d)

"Do not be angry with anyone else ..be humble in this world"

20.

A way of punishing offenders by causing them physical pain now illegal in the uk

a)

Corporal punishment

b)

Community Service

c)

Prison

d)

Capital Punishment

21.

Some Christians agree with the Death Penalty BUT MOST disagree with it because of ...

a)

"Whoever sheds human blood ...shall their blood be shed"

b)

"an eye for an eye and a life for a life"

c)

'Sanctity of Life', forgive seventy-seven times, Do not Kill

d)

"Love thy neighbour"

22.

"Forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us." Comes from??

a)

The Crucifixion speech

b)

The Lords Prayer

c)

The Sermon on the Mount

d)

St Paul