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Crime Prevention Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does NCPC stands for?

a)

National Crime Prevention Club

b)

National Crime Prevention Council

c)

National Crime Planning Committee

d)

National Crime Prevention Centre

2.

Which of the following statement is true?

a)

Most of the crime can be prevented.

b)

There is no way to stop crime.

c)

Crime will never happen to me.

d)

The public can deal with their own crime.

3.

Which one of the following should be include as a STRONG password? (You may choose more than one option)

a)

mixture of uppercase and lowercase letters

b)

only lowercase letters

c)

numbers

d)

special symbols

e)

include my birthdate

4.

You are alone at home at night when someone knocks on your door.  You should:

a)

call the police and ask for help.

b)

invite him/her in for a drink

c)

check the identity of the person through the peephole before opening the door

d)

don't do anything

5.

What are some internet safety measures you can take to prevent internet scams?

a)

avoid meeting online friends (one-to-one)

b)

reveal personal information about you and your family members

c)

disclose your user ID and password

d)

never click unknown internet sources.

6.

A woman knocked on your door and claimed to be a government officer from MOH, you should:

a)

ask her where's her badge (identity card)

b)

invite her in for a drink

7.

What are the preventive measures that you can take against robbery?

a)

go out very late at night

b)

avoid wearing expensive jewellery

c)

avoid bringing large amounts of cash

d)

go to dark and deserted places alone

8.

Which of the following are preventable crimes?

a)

Burglary

b)

Robbery

c)

Love scams

d)

Unlicensed Money Lending

9.

I forgot to bring my wallet, so I took a $2 note from my friend's wallet without asking her. Is this a crime?

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Crime prevention is the responsibility of:

a)

my teachers

b)

my friends

c)

the police

d)

my parents

e)

all of the above

11.

You saw someone attempting to pry open a vehicle door in a carpark late at night.  You should:

a)

volunteer to join the stranger

b)

sneak close to the stranger and surprise him

c)

call the police and seek help immediately

d)

do nothing and walk back home

12.

It is safe to leave your valuables lying around as Singapore’s crime rate is low.

a)

true

b)

false

13.

low crime means no crime

a)

true

b)

false

14.

What does SPF stand for?

a)

Singapore Police Force

b)

Singapore Public Forum

c)

Singapore Public Force

d)

Singapore Police Forum

15.

You should only purchase items from reputable sellers with great reviews and allow payments to be made via in-built payment modes.

a)

True

b)

False