(a) a civil offense
(b) a criminal offense
(c) a criminal and civil offense
(d) any of the above

Criminology MCQs

(a) define and describe the crime issues and problems, criminal activities, and behavior that exist in society
(b) provide factual data on a variety of crimes
(c) adopt the roles of theoretician and researcher
(d) all of the above

Criminology MCQs

(a) Classification
(b) Objectivity
(c) Precision
(d) Factual data

Criminology MCQs

(a) There can be no evolution in law without crime’s occurring in society.
(b) Crime actually helps to ensure the instability of the society
(c) To explain crime, it is necessary to look at the nature of society itself.
(d) Crime proceeds from the very nature of humanity and is normal.

Criminology MCQs

(a) Mens rea must be absent
(b) There must be an act or omission.
(c) There must be a union or joint operation of act and intent or criminal negligence.
(d) Punishment must be provided by law.

Criminology MCQs

(a) Physics
(b) Anthropology
(c) Sociology
(d) Psychology

Criminology MCQs

(a) reject the notion that laws serve to benefit and protect everyone in society
(b) consider competition to be the basic form of social interaction
(c) focus on issues such as who makes rules and laws
(d) view society as consisting of a set of interdependent and related units

Criminology MCQs

(a) explanations for criminal behaviour
(b) delinquent behaviour
(c) criminal behaviour
(d) the behavior of animals other than humans

Criminology MCQs

(a) measure the extent of crime within society.
(b) identify crime.
(c) define crime.
(d) all of the above

Criminology MCQs

(a) the nature and extent of crime.
(b) patterns of criminality and the explanations for and causes of crime.
(c) the control of crime and criminal behaviour.
(d) all of the above

Criminology MCQs