WorksheetsPretest for CRIM 1N (Introduction to Criminology)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 27mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A body of knowledge regarding crime as a social phenomenon is
a)
criminology
b)
social science
c)
criminal science
d)
penology
2.
The following are the 3 principal divisions of criminology, except
a)
criminal sociology
b)
criminal etiology
c)
sociology of law
d)
penology
3.
It is an attempt at scientific analysis of the causes of crime
a)
criminal etiology
b)
penology
c)
sociology of crime
d)
criminal sociology
4.
It is an attempt at scientific analysis of the conditions under which criminal laws develop and which is seldom included in general books of criminology
a)
sociology of law
b)
penology
c)
criminal sociology
d)
criminal etiology
5.
Concerned with the control of crime by studying prison management and reforms
a)
penology
b)
criminal demography
c)
criminal etiology
d)
criminal sociology
6.
The objectives of criminology are the following, except
a)
no exception
b)
developing principles and knowledge regarding process of law, crime and treatment of offender
c)
contribute to the development of other social sciences
d)
immediate application of knowledge to programs of criminal social control
7.
Crime is an intentional act or omission on violation of criminal law, committed without defense or justification and sanctioned by law as a felony or misdemeanor. This statement assumes
a)
all of the above
b)
Crime is a concept that becomes a behavior when violating criminal law
c)
Offender is deemed innocent until proven guilty by the court
d)
Criminal law is a particularly stable and responsible mean of adjusting social control to changing social conditions
8.
When the act defined as crime is committed through fault
a)
culpa
b)
criminal
c)
dolo
d)
act
9.
When a person does something which the law prohibits him to do
a)
crime
b)
reprimand
c)
prohibition
d)
act
10.
The first school of criminology built on the concept of freewill
a)
classical school
b)
mcnaghten rule
c)
american school of criminlogy
d)
positivist school
11.
School of criminology which shifted the emphasis from freewill to causes of crime
a)
positivist school
b)
chicago school
c)
classical school
d)
Philippine's theory of crime
12.
The first social criminologist
a)
adolphe quitelet
b)
charlemagne
c)
charles goring
d)
cesarre beccaria
13.
Father of modern police science
a)
august vollmer
b)
john howard
c)
allan pinkerton
d)
sigmund freud
14.
German scientist who was the founder of penal law
a)
paul j.a. von feurback
b)
william sheldon
c)
adolfe hitler
d)
jeremy bentham
15.
Determines the meaning of insanity
a)
mcnaghten rule
b)
alfred binet
c)
cesarre lombroso
d)
cesarre becarria
16.
Held that the commission of crime is a matter of freewill
a)
cesarre becarria
b)
william sheldon
c)
jeremy bentham
d)
john howard
17.
Established the first modern police system in London
a)
sir robert peel
b)
cesarre lombroso
c)
rafaelle garofalo
d)
william sheldon
18.
Founder of psychoanalysis
a)
sigmund freud
b)
william bonger
c)
adam smith
d)
none of them
19.
The holy trinity of criminology are the following
a)
lombroso, garofalo and ferri
b)
gall, perry and horge
c)
taylor, smith and williams
d)
boon, meravite and dewey
20.
Classical theory is based on freewill, rationalism and hedonism, its founder was
a)
becarria
b)
howard
c)
lombroso
d)
vollmer
21.
Modified classical theory by introducing limited responsibility, extenuating circumstances, premeditation and exempted children and the insane from responsibilty
a)
neoclassical school
b)
criminological approach
c)
positivist school
d)
penology
22.
Held that the criminal was born as an atavistic individual and uncivilized. This school was the first to study crime and criminal from the objective and scientific approach
a)
lombroso and his positivist school
b)
freud and his psychoanalytic approach
c)
becarria and his classical school
d)
none of them
23.
Recent theories of criminal behavior have centered on the offender as
a)
individual and influence
b)
criminal and influence
c)
criminal
d)
offender
24.
Attempted to prove the relationship between crime and mental deficiency
a)
psychometric test
b)
psychological test
c)
insanity test
d)
psychiatric test
25.
A Freudian who dominated psychoanalytical approach by theories are the following, except
a)
no exception
b)
august aichorn
c)
david abrahamsen
d)
kate friedlander
26.
Environment and social elements are minor factors in crime causation
a)
psychoanalytical approach
b)
community approach
c)
psychological approach
d)
sociological approach
27.
Considered the father of modern american criminology
a)
august vollmer
b)
paul walton
c)
leonard savitz
d)
edwin sutherland
28.
French sociologist who founded the anomie theory
a)
emile durkheim
b)
redford white
c)
john dewey
d)
robert duran
29.
Developed the 3 classifications of criminals and referred to as the father of criminology
a)
cesarre lombroso
b)
jeremy bentham
c)
andrew taylor
d)
john howard
30.
The merging of the individual with hid group or simply belongingness
a)
identification
b)
uniformity
c)
alienation
d)
politically
31.
Scientific analysis of the causes of crime
a)
criminal etiology
b)
criminal ecology
c)
predictive method
d)
criminological theory
32.
Systematic analysis of the conditions under which criminal law is developed
a)
sociology of law
b)
criminal ecology
c)
criminology theory
d)
criminal etiology
33.
Refers to those activities that seek to eliminate the desire, opportunity and capability of people to commit crimes
a)
crime prevention
b)
criminalistics
c)
crime control
d)
crime elimination
34.
The sum of all means used by the society to discourage and prevent anti-social conduct
a)
social control
b)
crime prevention
c)
crime rate
d)
crime elimination
35.
Control of crime by studying prison management and reforms refers to
a)
penology
b)
social control
c)
ecology
d)
crime prevention
36.
Personal disorganization resulting in disorientation and lawlessness; simply, the disregard of law
a)
anomie
b)
ecology
c)
alienation
d)
harmony
37.
Behavior in violation of criminal law
a)
criminal behavior
b)
criminal demography
c)
criminology
d)
criminal prevention
38.
The study of relationship between criminality and population
a)
criminal demography
b)
criminal ecology
c)
criminal etiology
d)
criminal epidemiology
39.
The study of criminality between mind behavior and crime
a)
criminal and physical anthropology
b)
criminological study
c)
criminological research
d)
crime and criminal study
40.
The study of relationship between environment and criminality
a)
criminal epidemiology
b)
criminal psychology
c)
criminal anthropology
d)
criminal biology
41.
The study of criminality in relation to spatial distribution in community
a)
criminal ecology
b)
criminal demography
c)
criminal environment
d)
none of them
42.
The study of different formulas to determine the future character of a potential criminal
a)
predictive method
b)
criminal research
c)
criminological research
d)
none of them
43.
The triad of crime are
a)
desire, opportunity and capability
b)
desire, chance and opportunity
c)
desire, timing and opportunity
d)
desire, intent and chance
44.
Crime increases in urban areas are attributed to
a)
all of the above
b)
lack of good prevention plan
c)
interplay of social changes as a result of social development
d)
community apathy towards anti-criminality campaign
45.
The broad ways of social response to the crime problem
a)
all of them
b)
prevention
c)
rehabilitation
d)
control
46.
Approaches to the goal of reducing crime
a)
crime suppression and prevention
b)
crime repression and suppression
c)
crime detection and investigation
d)
crime penalty and elimination
47.
Anticipation, recognition, and appraisal of a crime risk and the initiation of positive action to remove or reduce that risk
a)
crime prevention
b)
crime control
c)
crime elimination
d)
crime reducction
48.
The agency of the government tasked to campaign in preventing crime
a)
napolcom
b)
dilg
c)
nbi
d)
doj
49.
When the person fails to do what the law requires him to do is a crime of
a)
omission
b)
dolo
c)
imprudence
d)
culpa
50.
When the act is done with deliberate intent
a)
dolo or deceit
b)
criminal
c)
culpa or fault
d)
omission
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