แผ่นงานQUIZ 2 Q4 LAW EDU Crimes against person & property
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Property crimes include:
Crimes in which property is destroyed
Crimes in which property is stolen
Possessing stolen property
Trespassing
All of the above
Larceny involves
Taking someone else’s personal property
Destroying someone else’s property
Intent to deprive the property owner of his/her property permanently
Possessing stolen property
Both a and c
EXAMPLES OF CRIMES AGAINST THE
PERSON:
Kidnapping
Assault
Battery
Assault and Battery
Rape
Homicide
TRUE
FALSE
Which acts constitute grand larceny?
Taking from a person money or some object worth less than $5
Taking goods valued at less than $500
Taking goods valued at $500 or more
Which of the following acts are defined as larceny by shoplifting?
Taking possession of goods with intent of converting the merchandise to his own use or another’s use without having paid the full price
Concealing goods with intent of converting the merchandise to his own use or another’s use without having paid the full price
Altering the price tag or other price marking with intent of converting the merchandise to his own use or another’s use without having paid the full price
Assisting another in taking possession or concealing goods or altering the price with intent of converting the merchandise to his own use or another’s use without having paid the full price
All of the above
What crime is defined as breaking and entering the dwelling of another in the nighttime with intent to commit a felony or any larceny.
Vandalism
Burglary
Theft
Fraud
Fraud includes
Selling, buying or possession of an altered, copied, or imitated thing with the intent to deceive
The intentional perversion of the truth for the purpose of inducing another person or entity to part with something of value
Using a computer without authority to obtain property or services by false pretenses
Obtaining identification in another person’s name
All of the above
Mike and Chris, both 17, were happy to be entering their senior year. One Friday night after the season’s first football game, they decided to paint “Class of ‘11” on a highway overpass not far from school. Just as they completed their “masterpiece,” they were caught by a deputy sheriff. What can happen to Mike and Chris?
They can be charged with grand larceny because the damage was more than $500
They can be charged with destruction of public property
They can be charged with burglary because their act was at night
Their parents can be required to pay up to $2,500 for repairing the damages
Albert offered to sell Tyrone an expensive ring for $25, explaining he had “lifted” it from a local jewelry shop while his cousin distracted the clerk. Tyrone knew the ring was worth a lot more than $25 and bought it. Did Tyrone commit a crime?
No, Tyrone bought the ring at the price Albert set.
No, Tyrone wasn’t involved in the theft at the jewelry shop
Yes, Tyrone bought the ring at a price he knew was too low.
Yes, Tyrone bought property and he knew it was stolen.
Both a and b
When arson investigators begin their work, they are in search of the point of origin of the fire.
True
False
Burning an occupied structure such as a school or a place where people are normally present is ___ degree arson.
first
second
third
fourth
Assault: any attempt or threat to physically attack another
No physical contact is required
TRUE
FALSE
Forgery:
This includes the crime of offering to make someone a document
that is fake such as a fake I.D.
• Types:
• Signature
• Prescription
• Art
• federal
TRUE
FALSE
Cybercrime may threaten a person or a
nation's security and financial health.
TRUE
FALSE
_____occurs when
the person takes the
automobile by force or
intimidation.
_________ is a federal
crime that is punishable
to up life in prison.
Vandalism
Car-jacking
Grand theft auto
Altering in an unauthorized way. This requires little technical expertise and is
common form of theft by employees altering the data before entry or
entering false data, or by entering unauthorized instructions or using
unauthorized processes
Cyberterrorism
Computer Fraud
Cybercrime
Computer crime has been defined broadly to include the violation of
any criminal law by using a computer ortechnology.
TRUE
FALSE
________ popularly called blackmail, is the use of threats to
obtain the property of another.
Shoplifting
Embezzlement
Extortion
Ivan met his friend Anthony, who was driving a flashy new red convert-
ible. Ivan knew that neither Anthony nor his family owned this car, but it
looked good, so he got in and let Anthony take him for a ride . Ivan also
knew Anthony used drugs and sometimes took other people's things and
sold them to get money to buy cocaine. Anthony offered to sell Ivan a
iPhone 14 Pro Max he had in the back seat of the car for $100. Ivan agreed to pay him
the money. What crime was committed?
NO Crime
Receiving
Stolen Property
Extortion
Identity theft
Belva is cheated when she buys a car from Fast Eddie's Car Mart. She attempts to return the car, but Eddie just laughs and tells her to go away. Every time Belva has to make a repair on the car, she gets angry.
Finally, she decides to wreck Eddie's car to get even with him . Following him home from work one evening, Belva tries to ram his car, hoping to bend the axle or frame .Instead of bending the frame, the collision smashes Eddie's gas tank, causes an explosion, and kills him.
1st degree murder
2nd degree murder
Manslaughter
BONUS QUESTION:
A BLACK hat hacker -- or ethical hacker -- is an individual who uses hacking skills to identify security vulnerabilities in hardware, software or networks. This hacker is LEGAL.
TRUE
FALSE
แป้นคำตอบQUIZ 2 Q4 LAW EDU Crimes against person & property
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All of the above
Both a and c
TRUE
Taking goods valued at $500 or more
All of the above
Burglary
All of the above
They can be charged with destruction of public property
, d)Their parents can be required to pay up to $2,500 for repairing the damages
Yes, Tyrone bought property and he knew it was stolen.
True
first
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
Car-jacking
Computer Fraud
TRUE
Extortion
Receiving
Stolen Property
Manslaughter
FALSE