Criminology Essentials Quiz

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Criminology Essentials Quiz


Froggy Jumps Criminology Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Key concepts & terms par Dr Swetha Thomas 1 What is the core definition of crime in most legal systems? a An act or omission that violates a criminal law and is punishable b A moral wrong only judged by societal norms c An act that harms everyone regardless of law 2 Which element is NOT typically required to prove a crime? a Mens rea (the guilty mind) b Actus reus (the guilty act) c Intent to commit a non-criminal act 3 Which best distinguishes crime from tort? a Crimes involve private lawsuits; torts involve government b Crimes are prosecuted by the state; torts are civil claims c Torts involve intent; crimes do not 4 Which term relates to the study of crime and its causes scientifically? a Penology b Sociology c Criminology 5 What is the focus of penology? a The prevention of crime at the neighborhood level b The biological basis of criminal behavior c The study and management of punishment and corrections 6 Which term refers to wrongdoing by youths or against youths? a Recidivism b Juvenile delinquency c Victimology 7 What does recidivism measure? a The number of crimes committed by juveniles b Rate of crime incidence in a country c The tendency to relapse into criminal activity after rehabilitation 8 Which field studies victims and the impact of crime on them? a Victimology b Penology c Criminology 9 Which criminology branch examines environmental harms and ecosystems? a Cyber criminology b Cultural criminology c Green criminology 10 What is cultural criminology primarily concerned with? a The role of culture, media, and emotions in crime b Corporate crime exclusively c Technical solutions to crime

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Criminology Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par Dr Swetha Thomas

What is the core definition of crime in most legal systems?

Which element is NOT typically required to prove a crime?

Which best distinguishes crime from tort?

Which term relates to the study of crime and its causes scientifically?

What is the focus of penology?

Which term refers to wrongdoing by youths or against youths?

What does recidivism measure?

Which field studies victims and the impact of crime on them?

Which criminology branch examines environmental harms and ecosystems?

What is cultural criminology primarily concerned with?