1. Where is International court located-(

A. The Hague,

B. London,

C. Paris,

D. Tokyo)

Correct : A. The Hague,

2. Who is the author of the book “Crime and Punishment”-

A. Dostoyevsky,

B. Malinovsky,

C. Dadhayavsky,

D. Raskolnikov

Correct : A. Dostoyevsky,

3. The novel “War and Peace” is written by –

A. Leo Tolstoy,

B. Sergei Tolstoy,

C. ViktoriaTolstoy,

D. None of these

Correct : A. Leo Tolstoy,

4. Which of the following is a result crime-

A. Fraud,

B. Robbery,

C. Theft,

D. Murder

Correct : D. Murder

5. Which of the following is a ‘conduct’ only crime-

A. Murder,

B. Theft ,

C. Manslaughter,

D. Criminal damage

Correct : B. Theft ,

6. According to John F. Galliher, legal definitions of criminality arrived at through a __________ processes-

A. sociological

B. psychological

C. political

D. none of these

Correct : B. psychological

7. Ron Classen sees crime primarily as

A. A violation of a law.

B. Problembehaviour.

C. An offense against human relationships.

D. A form of social maladjustment.

Correct : C. An offense against human relationships.

8. The pluralistic perspective suggests that behaviours are typically criminalized through

A. General agreement of members of society.

B. a political process.

C. The existence of shared norms and values.

D. None of the above

Correct : C. The existence of shared norms and values.

9. Which of the following jobs probably would not fall within the field of criminalistics?

A. Fingerprint examiner

B. Polygraph operator

C. Forensics examiner

D. Correctional officer

Correct : D. Correctional officer

10. A police officer or probation officer is best described as a

A. criminalist.

B. Criminologist.

C. Criminal justice professional.

D. None of the above

Correct : D. None of the above

11. __________ definitions focus on criminology’s role in uncovering the underlying causes of crime.

A. Scientific

B. Causative

C. Disciplinary

D. None of the above

Correct : A. Scientific

12. According to various professional groups, violence in television, music, video games, and movies

A. may lead to increased levels of violent behavior among children.

B. may lead to decreased levels of violent behavior among children.

C. may lead to emotional sensitization toward violence in real life.

D. may have no effect on levels of violent behavior among children.

Correct : A. may lead to increased levels of violent behavior among children.

13. Which of the following is not an immediate input provided by the justice system that may enhance or reduce the likelihood of criminal occurrences?

A. Police response time to a crime scene

B. The availability or lack of official assistance

C. The presence or absence of police officers

D. A prison that acts as a “crime school”

Correct : A. Police response time to a crime scene

14. Which of the following is considered as a disease?

A. Robbery

B. Burglary

C. Arson

D. kleptomania

Correct : D. kleptomania

15. Which of the following is not a reason why rape victims fail to report their victimization?

A. Fear that the crime is not important enough to report

B. Fear of the perpetrator

C. Fear of participation in the criminal justice system

D. Shame

Correct : D. Shame

16. According to Elliott Currie, the __________ is the rate of crime calculated on the basis of crimes that would likely be committed by those who are incapacitated by the criminal justice system.

A. Actual crime rate,

B. Criminality index,

C. latent crime rate,

D. Clearance rate

Correct : D. Clearance rate

17. For a defence of intoxication, to escape criminal liability, the intoxication:

A. can be self-administered

B. administered against his will or knowledge

C. should not be self-administered

D. all the above.

Correct : B. administered against his will or knowledge

18. All about ‘intention’ is true except one:

A. is a state of mind

B. is an objective element

C. rarely susceptible to proof

D. always a matter of inference

Correct : B. is an objective element

19. The study of one particular criminal organization is an example of the __________ datagathering strategy.

A. survey research

B. case study

C. participant observation

D. secondary analysis

Correct : B. case study

20. The word ‘illegal’ is applicable to everything:

A. which is an offence

B. which is prohibited by law

C. which furnishes ground for civil action

D. all of them

Correct : D. all of them

21. In which year was the Magna Carta signed?

A. 450 B.C.

B. 1215

C. 1066

D. 1700 B.C.

Correct : B. 1215

22. Which of the following was not one of the three types of crimes outlined by Beccaria?

A. Crimes that involved no victims other than society

B. Crimes that ran contrary to the social order

C. Crimes that injured citizens or their property

D. Crimes that threatened the security of the state

Correct : C. Crimes that injured citizens or their property

23. Which of the following is true about imprisonment?

A. it is characterised by hard labour

B. it is characterised by confinement to jail

C. is subject to the kind of imprisonment

D. all of them

Correct : D. all of them

24. Whosaid ‘criminals are born’.

A. Talcot Parson,

B. Webber,

C. J.S.Mill,

D. Lumbrosso

Correct : D. Lumbrosso

25. Who said ‘crimes have positive effect in society’.

A. Emil Durkhiem,

B. Bogardus.

C. Simmel,

D. Noneof these

Correct : A. Emil Durkhiem,

26. Which theory sets an example for others.

A. Preventive.

B. deterrent,

C. Reformative,

D. Retributive

Correct : B. deterrent,

27. The Supreme Court of India is located in-

A. Mumbai,

B. Kolkata,

C. Chennai,

D. None

Correct : D. None

28. The highest appellate court of India –

A. High court

B. District court

C. Tribunal

D. Supreme Court of India

Correct : D. Supreme Court of India

29. Reform of the criminal is promoted in which theory.

A. Rehabilitative,

B. Reformative,

C. Educative,

D. All of these

Correct : D. All of these

30. The word crime is derived from which root-

A. Latin,

B. Greek,

C. French,

D. Spanish

Correct : A. Latin,

31. Who said “ crime is a social phenomenon”.

A. Plato,

B. Aristotle,

C. R. Quinny

Correct : C. R. Quinny

32. An act that violates a known moral law is called-

A. sin

B. crime,

C. evil,

D. none of

Correct : A. sin

33. Natural evil is depending on the operation of the laws of-

A. nature,

B. human,

C. nations,

D. none of these

Correct : A. nature,

34. The evil Cyclone is a

A. natural,

B. Unnatural.

C. bothA&B,

D. None of these

Correct : A. natural,

35. ----------------- is an intellectual blunder –

A. error,

B. sin,

C. evil,

D. vice

Correct : A. error,

36. ----------------- lies in the deliberation of choice –

A. evil.

B. sin.

C. vice,

D. error

Correct : D. error

37. Voluntary violation of the moral law is called-

A. moral evil,

B. sin,

C. moral error,

D. vice

Correct : A. moral evil,

38. Which evil is a natural phenomenon-

A. Physical,

B. Social,

C. Intellectual,

D. All of them

Correct : A. Physical,

39. Physical evils are –

A. moral,

B. non-moral,

C. both A&B,

D. none of these

Correct : B. non-moral,

40. What is called as the stains of character –

A. vice,

B. sin,.

C. error,

D. all of these

Correct : C. error,

41. What is the result of habitual violation of moral laws-

A. vice,

B. sin,

C. crime,

D. all of These

Correct : B. sin,

42. --------is a wrong overt action-

A. sin,

B. vice,

C. crime,

D. error

Correct : A. sin,

43. Wilful violation of duty is called –

A. .sin,

B. vice.

C. crime.

D. negligence

Correct : A. .sin,

44. An offence against society is called –

A. crime,

B. evil,

C. vice,

D. sin

Correct : A. crime,

45. The sins which are punishable by the state is called

A. crime,

B. vice,

C. evil,

D. none of these

Correct : A. crime,

46. stealingrecognised by the law is a –

A. crime,

B. sin,

C. vice,

D. none of the se

Correct : A. crime,

47. -------------ought to be punished –

A. crime,

B. vice,

C. sin,

D. all of these

Correct : A. crime,

48. The person who voluntarily violate the moral law is called

A. criminal,

B. thief,

C. dacoit,

D. smuggler

Correct : A. criminal,

49. Which theory is an example to others-

A. Preventive,

B. Retributive,

C. Both A&B,

D. None of these

Correct : A. Preventive,

50. Which theory makes the criminal –

A. deterrent,

B. death penalty,

C. retributive,

D. all of these

Correct : A. deterrent,

Quiznetik

Crime and Punishment | Set 2

1. Where is International court located-(

2. Who is the author of the book “Crime and Punishment”-

3. The novel “War and Peace” is written by –

4. Which of the following is a result crime-

5. Which of the following is a ‘conduct’ only crime-

6. According to John F. Galliher, legal definitions of criminality arrived at through a __________ processes-

7. Ron Classen sees crime primarily as

8. The pluralistic perspective suggests that behaviours are typically criminalized through

9. Which of the following jobs probably would not fall within the field of criminalistics?

10. A police officer or probation officer is best described as a

11. __________ definitions focus on criminology’s role in uncovering the underlying causes of crime.

12. According to various professional groups, violence in television, music, video games, and movies

13. Which of the following is not an immediate input provided by the justice system that may enhance or reduce the likelihood of criminal occurrences?

14. Which of the following is considered as a disease?

15. Which of the following is not a reason why rape victims fail to report their victimization?

16. According to Elliott Currie, the __________ is the rate of crime calculated on the basis of crimes that would likely be committed by those who are incapacitated by the criminal justice system.

17. For a defence of intoxication, to escape criminal liability, the intoxication:

18. All about ‘intention’ is true except one:

19. The study of one particular criminal organization is an example of the __________ datagathering strategy.

20. The word ‘illegal’ is applicable to everything:

21. In which year was the Magna Carta signed?

22. Which of the following was not one of the three types of crimes outlined by Beccaria?

23. Which of the following is true about imprisonment?

24. Whosaid ‘criminals are born’.

25. Who said ‘crimes have positive effect in society’.

26. Which theory sets an example for others.

27. The Supreme Court of India is located in-

28. The highest appellate court of India –

29. Reform of the criminal is promoted in which theory.

30. The word crime is derived from which root-

31. Who said “ crime is a social phenomenon”.

32. An act that violates a known moral law is called-

33. Natural evil is depending on the operation of the laws of-

34. The evil Cyclone is a

35. ----------------- is an intellectual blunder –

36. ----------------- lies in the deliberation of choice –

37. Voluntary violation of the moral law is called-

38. Which evil is a natural phenomenon-

39. Physical evils are –

40. What is called as the stains of character –

41. What is the result of habitual violation of moral laws-

42. --------is a wrong overt action-

43. Wilful violation of duty is called –

44. An offence against society is called –

45. The sins which are punishable by the state is called

46. stealingrecognised by the law is a –

47. -------------ought to be punished –

48. The person who voluntarily violate the moral law is called

49. Which theory is an example to others-

50. Which theory makes the criminal –