CSS 101 CBT Practice Test

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1.

The ----- theory states that deviant is socially transmitted from one generation to the other

A. cultural transmission

B. Ritualist

C. intergenerational

D. Cultural

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2.

The crimes against a person include such deviant acts as murder, -----, and rape

 

A. Stolen property

B. Theft

C. Assualt

D. Indecent dressing

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3.

Marx claims that crime is the product of inadequate -----

 

A. social conditions

B. social attrocities

C. Political instability

D. economic conditions

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4.

According to Sub-cultural theories crime and delinquency can ironically be represented as -----

A. Abstinence

B. Conformity

C. Norm

D. Normalcy

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5.

these theorist claim that the mesomorphic body types were more likely to -----

 

A. Think of crime

B. Abstain from crime

C. Like crime

D. Commit crime

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6.

A ----- is defined as the agency set up by government to define and apply the law, to order its enforcement and to settle disputed points on which individual or groups do not agree

A. Law

B. criminal system

C. Court

D. Prison

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7.

body structure might predict criminality, this was the view of -----

 

A. William Sheldon

B. Sydney Sheldon

C. Charles goring

D. William Aristotle

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8.

Victims whose actions gave way for their victimization are called-----

A. precipitative victims

B. deterrents victims

C. proponential victims

D. victims of circumstance

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9.

Crime is relative in time and -----

 

A. Culture

B. Distance

C. Type

D. Place

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10.

Criminals who are in the hiding are refered to as criminals -----

 

A. At large

B. At law

C. But Court

D. In hiding

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11.

Functionalism criminology was propounded by Robert K. Merton and Talcott-----

 

A. Anderson

B. Roberts

C. Parsons

D. Andrews

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12.

Behaviours that are regarded as crime based on the laws of a particular society are called -----

 

A. mala adjustment

B. ma la ilegal

C. mala prohibita

D. mala in se

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13.

the differential association theorists beleive that criminal behaviour is a ---

A. Acquisition process

B. Normal process

C. Training process

D. Learning process

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14.

the attempt to achieve a culturally approved goal by unconventioanl means is called -----

 

A. Innovation

B. Radicalism

C. Retreatism

D. Ritualism

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15.

White-collar crimes are unethical business practices amongst the ----- groups

A. Middle class

B. Low class

C. Indecent

D. Respectable

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16.

The concept of symbiosis in Cultural Transmission theory was used by -----

 

A. Robert Marxx

B. Robert Park

C. Signage

D. Robert Allison

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17.

The ----- profile of the criminal is called undetected offender in-fact

 

A. Third

B. First

C. Second

D. Fourth

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18.

Who is the originator of the femist theory?

 

A. Carol S. Eugene

B. Carol Eugene

C. Carol Smart

D. Carol Smith

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19.

cesare Lombroso is an ----- Physician

 

A. English

B. Artiest

C. Australian

D. Italian

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three basic body types were distinguished as signs of criminality, these are; mesomorphs, ectomorphs and

A. Hedomorphs

B. Endomorphs

C. Endomorphs

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21.

The ----- profile of the criminal is called criminal by adjudication

 

A. Second

B. Third

C. First

D. Fourth

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22.

Cesare Lombroso (1836-1909) was credited for his development of -----

 

A. psychological theory of crime

B. physiological theory of crime

C. social theory of crime

D. biological theory of crime

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23.

An armed robber is called -----

 

A. Offenders in fact

B. Offenders of state

C. Offenders in act

D. Offenders in action

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24.

Socio-economically ---- victims are often times discriminated against

 

A. Strong

B. Abandoned

C. Weak

D. Sleek victims

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25.

The ----- are refered to as the vulnerable victims of crime

 

A. white collar criminals

B. Children

C. Rebels

D. Youth

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26.

Differential association theory is refered to as the -----

A. Chicago school

B. British school

C. European School

D. German school

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27.

These theorist claim that the mesomorphic body types were more likely to -

A. Abstain from crime

B. Like crime

C. Think of crime

D. Commit crime

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28.

the "Atavists" or genetic remnants of the primitive humanity find it difficult to be law abiding because they are -----

 

A. Born criminals

B. criminal intent

C. criminal inclined

D. Born with defects

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29.

Cesare Lombroso argued that criminals are born -----

A. Free minded

B. Criminals

C. Saints

D. Primitive

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30.

Three basic body types were distinguished as signs of criminality, these are; mesomorphs, ectomorphs and -----

 

A. endromorphs

B. hedomorphs

C. erthromorphs

D. endomorphs

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31.

The differential association theorists beleive that criminal behaviour is a -----

A. learning process

B. training process

C. acquisition process

D. normal process

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32.

According to symbolic interraction theory, crime differs in its meaning of -----

 

A. Attitude

B. Symbols

C. Culture

D. Object

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33.

Delinquency and Opportunity posits that there is greater pressure towards criminality on the working classes because they have less opportunity to?succeed by ----- means.

 

A. Legal

B. Illegitimate

C. Legitimate

D. Illegal

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34.

The scientific study of punishment is called -----

 

A. Victimization

B. incarceration

C. Penology

D. victomology

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35.

living a conventional life involving acceptance of both cultural goals and cultural means depicts -----

 

A. Conformity

B. Ritualism

C. Radicalism

D. Innovation

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36.

The ----- has, more or less, created a class of criminals between the poor and the rich in the society

A. Senate

B. Law

C. Judiciary

D. Criminal Justice System

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37.

Cesare Lombroso (1836-1909) was credited for his develoopment of -----

A. biological theory of crime

B. psychological theory of crime

C. social theory of crime

D. physiological theory of crime

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38.

strain theory portrays a deviant as a person torn between ----- and -----

 

A. Frustration and goal

B. Fun and gain

C. Guilt and desire

D. Means and goal

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39.

Behaviours that violate the ----- of the land are called crime

 

A. Society

B. Culture

C. Norms

D. Laws

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40.

An organised scheme whose aim is to extort money illegally by threats or intimidation is called----

A. Robbery

B. Organized

C. One chance

D. Rackettering

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