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Module 1 Recap Quiz: Crime and Its Effects
Module 1 Recap Quiz: Crime and Its Effects
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1
What does CJS stand for?
Criminal Justice System
Collective Justice System
Criminal Jury Service
Christian Janitorial Systems
2
'If a crime is easy to do and the rewards are high, it will be committed' Which Theory?
Right realism
Labeling Theory
Left Realism
Rational Choice Theory
3
The Study of Victims is called what?
Victim Psychology
Victimology
Victim Studies
Victim Criminology
4
When you have been charged with a crime what is the role of the Crown Prosecution Service?
All of these
to prepare cases for court
to review cases submitted to them by the police
to determine any charges
5
Over the Years Reported crimes have often gone unrecorded?
False
True
6
What are some of the problems with crime statistics?
There aren't any
They can be misleading, misrepresented and under recorded
they are completely made up and a waste of time
they include even unreported crimes
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How has Broken Windows Theory affected Police Practice?
Police make sure everyone has double glazed windows
It hasn't
Police focus more on serious crime now
Police focus more on victimless, disorder crimes
8
Being a victim of a crime, does what to your chances of being a victim of that crime again?
Makes No Difference
Makes it Less Likely
Makes it More Likely
9
Prison & Probation services come under the banner of NOMS, but... What does NOMS stand for?
National Offenders Management Service
Near Offenders Mediation Service
National Organisation of Media Studies
National Office for Managing Scrotes
10
Being married increases your likelihood of being a victim?
False
True
11
Criminal acts only become Criminal through Social Construction?
False
True
12
What is the CJS?
The individuals and organisationswhich respond to crime
A farm based landscaping firm
An american Hip-Hop Group
People who commit crimes
13
Which of the following organisations use Broken Windows theory to shape practice?
All of them
Shops and Stores
Police Forces
Councils and City Planners
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When a victim of crime is subjected to insensitive questioning this can be described as?
Excessive Victimisation
Collective Victimisation
Secondary Vicitmisation
Primary Victimisation
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What is Criminological Theory?
Theory written by criminals, for criminals about criminals
Theory which teaches people to get away with crimes
Theory about different shades of red specifically crimson
Theory which attempts to understand why people commit crime
16
According to the Police statistics, which 2 crimes have recorded the starkest increase in 2015?
Vehicle Theft and Robbery
Sexual Offences and Robbery
Sexual Offences and Violence against the Person
Violence against the person and Robbery
17
Regeneration of an area is proven to significantly reduce crime?
True
False
18
Who are the two people credited with the creation of Broken Windows Theory ?
Robert K Merton and Caesar Lombrosso
JME and Skepta
Dr.James Q. Wilson and George Kelling
George Lucas and Steven Spielberg
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Which of the following is a disadvantage of Broken Windows Theory?
It fails to explain Blue Collar Crime
It explains the causes of crime
It takes into account personal responsibility
It believes disorder can occur in any area
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According to the CSEW crime has gone down?
True
False
21
A Person charged with Murder would appear in front of which court?
Magistrates
Youth
Civil
Crown
22
What is the NAPAC?
An organisation for survivors of child abuse
an organisation for victims of road traffic accidents
none of them
an organisation for all victims of crime
23
What is a Crime?
Actions which are considered unsociable
Wearing sandals and socks
An act that is shameful or wrong
Anaction or omission which is punishable by law
24
A Person who can be considered as partially to blame for a crime which happens to them is a...?
Deserving Victim
Undeserving Victim
It depends whether its before or after the effect
A fool
25
Most Murders are committed by Strangers?
True
False
26
Which group of people is the most prevalent as victims of crime?
Young Men
Old Men
Young Women
Old Women
27
Metropolitan, Transport and County are all types of what?
Ice-creams
Elections
Police
Houses
28
What is the ripple effect?
A chocolate bar
the continuing and spreading results of an event or action.
Theory sometimes known as ‘fundamental attribution error
ice cream with lines of coloured syrup running through it
29
A Man Kills two women on separate occasions, as a result 1,000 women are scared. This is...?
Left Realism
The Ripple Effect
Environmental Theory
Lifestyle Theory
30
If you went to Magistrates what is the limits for punishment that could be given?
The Death Penalty
£500 settlement and/ or order to return property or goods
Unlimited Fine and up to Life Imprisonment
£10,000 and 6 months in jail (1yr for multiple offences)
31
What does the Crime Survey of England and Wales CSEW Record?
Criminals opinions on things
Peoples opinions on Crime
Official Police Statistics
What are the easiest crimes to get away with
32
Which of the following things could be described as anti-social behaviour?
Playing Loud Music
Loitering
Littering
All of them
33
Changes in the perception of rape and Domestic Violence was due to?
Positivist Victimology
Feminist Victimology
Correspondent Bias Theory
1.Quantification of victim precipitation
34
Women are most likely to be victims of crime?
True
False
35
'If you call people criminals, they will behave in a criminal way' Which Theory?
Rational Choice Theory
Left Realism
Labeling Theory
Right realism
36
Which age group is most likely to be a victim of personal crime?
18-24
40+
31-40
25-30
37
Criminologist Theory which use's 'insider knowledge' is known as?
Insider Criminology
Offender Criminology
Convict Criminolgy
Prisoner Criminology
38
What does the O in ASBO stand for?
Oscar
Order
Over
Opera
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One third of domestic Violence Victims are men?
False
True
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Where do we get our official statistics for crime from?
Crime Survey of England and Wales
office of national statistics
SOCA
Media Resources
41
Early Positivist Victimologists said?
The Offender is to blame for crime
Society is to blame for crime
The Victim is to blame for crime
No one is to blame for crime
42
Which source provides a respected alternate source to Official Statistics, for Crime Rates?
office of national statistics
Crime Survey of England and Wales
SOCA
Media Resources
43
What does Broken Windows Theory Suggest?
If an area looks run down it attracts more crime
Nicer places attract more crime, as they have better things
Criminals like breaking windows
Crime doesn't change from area to area
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'Poor people commit crime, because they are victims of circumstance' Which Theory?
Rational Choice Theory
Labeling Theory
Left Realism
Right realism
45
'Poor people are to blame for crime, you should lock them all up' Which Theory?
Rational Choice Theory
Right realism
Left Realism
Labeling Theory