FBQ1: Felony is crime that may be punishable by --------------------- Answer: *Death* FBQ2: Criminology is best seen as ------------------------ science Answer: *Social* FBQ3: Crime appears to be sociological and it does not exist as an autonomous Answer: *Entity* FBQ4: Criminology is essentially scientific study of ------------ Answer: Crime FBQ5: Environmental factors are important in determining why an individual exerts criminal ---------------- Answer: *Behaviour* FBQ6: -------------- criminology is the basis of Segmund Freud analysis of crime Answer: *psychoanalysis* FBQ7: The Id is the component of the sub conscious ------------ that is egocentric Answer: *Mind* FBQ8: It is a fact no ------------ exist is without a crime Answer: Society FBQ9: To the Marxist, criminal behaviour arises from social structure of political ------------ Answer: *Economy* FBQ10: Crime to the feminist arise out of frustration, sub –service and ------------------- Answer: *Dependency* FBQ11: If an act does not violate the criminal law of society, it does not constitute --------- Answer: Crime FBQ12: Crime is a particular form of ------------- Answer: *Deviance* FBQ13: To Emile Durkheim, violation of criminal law constitute a ------------- of collective conscience Answer: *Violation* FBQ14: Violation of civil law requires compensation of the victim by the ------------------ Answer: *Offender* FBQ 15: Mechanical solidarity is associated with a society with ------------ division of labour Answer: *Little* FBQ16: Social norms are guidelines that specify appropriate and ------------behaviour Answer: *Inappropriate* FBQ17: There are ---------- element of social norms Answer: *Three* FBQ18: Folkways are the least important ---------------- which involve in every day life Answer: *Norms* FBQ19: ---------------- represent formalised norms that may derive from Folkways or mores Answer: *Laws* FBQ20: Crime is ------------ in all societies according to criminologist Answer: *Normal* FBQ21: --------------------- is a crime that may be punishable by death Answer: *Felony* FBQ22: Misdemeanours is any crime punishment with imprisonment for less than three years but more than ---------------------- month Answer: *Six* FBQ23: An important feature of organised crime is the ------------------------ pattern of organisation Answer: *Feudal* FBQ24: Racketeering is a form of ----------- crime Answer: *Organised* FBQ25: A white –collar crime is a ---------------------------------- crime usually involving dishonesty in commercial matters Answer: *Non - violent* FBQ26: A police man who demand for a bribe at a check – point is an example of --------------crime Answer: *Blue –collar* FBQ27: ----------------Criminals are the least likely to get caught because they plan their activities very carefully Answer: *Professional* FBQ28: Juvenile delinquency is a type of offense committed by ------------------- Answer: *Juveniles* FBQ29: -------------------------------Is a deliberate destruction of private and public properties Answer: *Vandalism* FBQ30: Psychological factor emphasises the role of emotional or personality problems in -------------- behaviour Answer: *Criminal* FBQ31: Sociologist view crime as resulting from tension, stress and ------------ within the societies Answer: *Strain* FBQ32: Those who sell their labour power to capitalist are ------------- Answer: *Proletariat* FBQ33: Lombroso believed that man was born-criminal and exhibit ---…- urge Answer: *Animalistic* FBQ34: The principle of utilitarianism was derived from --------notion of ‘utility’ Answer: *Economist* FBQ35: The classicist believed that human beings are natural -------- loving Answer: *Pleasure* FBQ36: Punishment should be commensurate with the seriousness of the ------------ Answer: *Wrong* FBQ37: The concept of free- will is central to commit ------------ Answer: *Crime* FBQ38: Criminaloids are citizen who break the law under condition which is beyond their---------------- Answer: *Control* FBQ39: Working class crime is an expression of rebellion against ------------ Answer: *Inequality* FBQ40: Differential association suggest that crime is ---------- Answer: *Learned* FBQ41: Robert K. Merton developed theory of structures and ------------------------ Answer: *Anomie* FBQ42: Differential association theory has --------- propositions Answer: *Nine* FBQ43: ---------------Is failure to internalise the norms of the society Answer: *Anomie* FBQ44: There are ----------------- mode of adaptation to anomie Answer: *Five* FBQ45: Conformity as form of adaptation accepts cultural goals and institutionalised ------- Answer: *Means* FBQ46: Retreatism was the -------- of both the cultural goals and approved means Answer: *Rejection* FBQ47: Cultural transmission theory postulates that deviance is sociologically transmitted from one ------------ to the next Answer: *Generation* FBQ48: The neo- Marxists were the offshoots of Marxian and --------- theory Answer: *Conflict* FBQ49: Labelling theory of deviance is based on ---------- assumption Answer: *Two* FBQ50: Secondary deviance refers to the social reaction to the initial ------------------------------ Answer: *Action* Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs): MCQ1: Social norms are guidelines that specify appropriate and ----------- behaviour Answer: Normal MCQ2: Social norms are products of______ Answer: Cultur MCQ3: Folkways are least important norms which involve in everyday life--------- Answer: True MCQ4: -----------Represent formalised norms that may derive from folkways and norms Answer: Laws MCQ5: Crime is normal in all societies according to criminologists Answer: True MCQ6: Criminology is best seen as natural science Answer: True MCQ7: -----------is regarded to be a social science Answer: Crime MCQ8: Crime appears to be a sociological and does not exist as an autonomous ---------- Answer: Entity MCQ9: Criminology is essentially scientific study of theory Answer: True MCQ10: --------------- is essentially scientific study of crime Answer: Criminology MCQ11: Environmental factors are important in determining why an individual exerts criminal ………. Answer: Posture MCQ12: ----------- criminology is the basis of Segmund Freud analysis of crime Answer: Psycho MCQ13: The Id is the component of the subconscious mind that is egocentric Answer: True MCQ14: It is a fact that no ----- exist without a crime Answer: Group MCQ15: To the Marxist, criminal behaviour arise from social structure of political economy Answer: True MCQ16: Crime to the feminist arise out of frustrations of men Answer: True MCQ17: To the feminist, crime arise from frustration, sub-service and ---------- Answer: Greed MCQ18: If an act violate the criminal law of the society, it does not constitute crime Answer: True MCQ19: Crime is a particular form of deviance Answer: True MCQ20: Deviance and crime are the same in the face of law Answer: True MCQ21: To Emile Durlcheim, violation of criminal laws constitute a ------- of collective conscience Answer: Negation MCQ22: Violation of civil law requires compensation of the victim by the -------------- Answer: offender MCQ23: Mechanical solidarity is associated with a society -------- division of labour Answer: Moderate MCQ24: Robert K. Merton developed theory of structure and -------- Answer: Deviance MCQ25: Differential Association theory has ---------- proposition Answer: Seven MCQ26: ------------ is failure to internalise the norms of the society Answer: Anomie MCQ27: There are ------------mode of adaptation to anomie Answer: Three MCQ28: Conformity as a form of adaptation rejects cultural goals and institutionalised means Answer: True MCQ29: Conformity as a form of adaptation accepts only cultural goals Answer: True MCQ30: Retreatism was the ---------- of both the culturally approved goals and means Answer: All MCQ31: Cultural transmission theory postulates that deviance is sociologically transmitted from one ---------- to the next Answer: Level MCQ32: The neo- Marxist were the offshoot of Marxian and ------- theory Answer: Cultural MCQ33: Labelling theory of deviance is based -------------- assumptios Answer: One MCQ34: Secondary deviance refers to the social reaction to the initial action Answer: True MCQ35: Laws should be fair and reasonable in themselves Answer: True MCQ36: A courts is agency set up by society to watch the law Answer: True MCQ37: -------- is agency set up by government, define and apply the law Answer: Society MCQ38: ----- is responsible for the custody of the final product in the criminal justice system Answer: Court MCQ39: An offender is regarded as criminal Answer: True MCQ40: Offences are classified into five ------------------ Answer: True MCQ41: The Mala in se are offences universally accepted everywhere as an --------- Answer: Act MCQ42: Victiminology is the branch of criminology concerned with scientific study of victims Answer: True MCQ43: Criminologist classify victims into two categories Answer: True MCQ44: Rapist and their victims are likely to be acquaintances Answer: True MCQ45: Felony is a crime that may be punishable by ---------------- Answer: Isolation MCQ46: Misdemeanour is any crime punishable with imprisonment for more than three years but not less than six months Answer: True MCQ47: An important feature of organized crime is the ----- pattern of organisation Answer: Federal MCQ48: Racketeering is a form of organized crime Answer: True MCQ49: White-Collar crime is a ------- crime Answer: Violent Social MCQ50: A white-collar crime involves dishonesty in commercial matters Answer: True