How Quickly Can You Solve Crime?

10 Questions | By Tunde1995 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2022 | Total Attempts: 188

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Crime is always a problem that all hands must be on deck for. It is an act generally agreed to be unacceptable or unlawful. Nipping criminal acts in the bud is the work of law enforcement agencies. These agencies are trained to investigate and prosecute all criminals. Confirm you high intelligence by taking these questions about crime.

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1.

From what language was the word "crime" developed?
- A.
  
  Spanish
- B.
  
  Latin
- C.
  
  French
- D.
  
  Russian
2.

When was the Prevention of Crimes Act passed in England and Wales?
- A.
  
  1871
- B.
  
  1891
- C.
  
  1809
- D.
  
  1898
3.

What is the imitating of documents to deceive the public or authority called?
- A.
  
  Corruption
- B.
  
  Murder
- C.
  
  Forgery
- D.
  
  Bribery
4.

When was the Forgery of Foreign Bills Act 1803 repealed in Scotland?
- A.
  
  2013
- B.
  
  2012
- C.
  
  2017
- D.
  
  2015
5.

Which of these sections of the Canadian Criminal Code does not focus forgery?
- A.
  
  Section 368
- B.
  
  Section 361
- C.
  
  Section 367
- D.
  
  Section 366
6.

Which of these is not a predictor of juvenile delinquency ?
- A.
  
  Authoritarian parenting
- B.
  
  Permissive parenting
- C.
  
  Neglect
- D.
  
  Violence
7.

What criminal theory stresses that an individual is totally responsible for his crime?
- A.
  
  Community theory
- B.
  
  Strain theory
- C.
  
  Theory of differential association
- D.
  
  Rational choice theory
8.

Which of these is not a means of controlling juvenile delinquency?
- A.
  
  Indirect control
- B.
  
  Physical control
- C.
  
  Internal control
- D.
  
  Direct control
9.

In what year did Netherlands legalize prostitution?
- A.
  
  1992
- B.
  
  1993
- C.
  
  1997
- D.
  
  1999
10.

Which of these chemical substances is outlawed in most African countries?
- A.
  
  Postinor
- B.
  
  Steroids
- C.
  
  Aspirin
- D.
  
  Cocaine