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30. Morbid craving, usually of an erotic nature for dead bodies. It is also a
form of perversion where sexual gratification is achieved either through
sexual intercourse with, or mutilation of a dead body.
a. Necrophilism c. Biometry
b. Melancholia d. Autophobia e. Megalomania
31. It is the science devoted to the study of mankind and its development in
relation to its physical, mental and cultural history.
a. Biology b. Heredity c. Anthropology d. Philosophy
32. It is a morbid fear of oneself, or of being alone.
a. Necrophilism c. Biometry
b. Melancholia d. Autophobia e. Megalomania
33. In Criminology, a measuring or calculating of the probable duration of
human life; the attempt to correlate the frequency of crime between parents
and children or brothers and sister (siblings).
a. Necrophilism c. Biometry
b. Melancholia d. Autophobia e. Megalomania
34. A persons biological heritage, plus his environment and heritage,
influence his social activity. It is through the reciprocal actions of his
biological and social heritages that a persons personality is developed.
a. Personality b. Biosocial Behavior c. Logomacy c. Sociology
35. A statement that we would have no crime if we had no criminal law, and
that we could eliminate all crime merely by abolishing all criminal laws.
a. Personality b. Biosocial Behavior c. Logomacy c. Sociology
36. The study of crime focused on the group of people and society as a whole.
It is primarily based on the examination of the relationship of demographic
and group variables to crime. Variables such as socioeconomic status,
interpersonal relationships, age, race, gender, and cultural groups of people
are most conducive to criminal action, such as the time, place, and
circumstances surrounding the crime.
a. Psychiatry (Psychiatric Criminology)
b. Sociology (Sociological Criminology)
c. Psychology (Psychological Criminology)
d. criminal psychiatry
37. The science of mental behavior and mental processes of the criminal. It is
focused on the criminal behavior how it is acquired, evoked, maintained,
and modified. Both the environmental and personality influences are
considered, along with the mental processes that mediate the behavior.
a. Psychiatry (Psychiatric Criminology)
b. Sociology (Sociological Criminology)
c. Psychology (Psychological Criminology)
d. criminal psychiatry
38. The science that deals with the study of crime through forensic
psychiatry, the study of criminal behavior in terms of motives and drives
that strongly relies on the individual.
a. Psychiatry (Psychiatric Criminology)
b. Psychology (Psychological Criminology)
c. criminal psychiatry
d. Psychology (Psychological Criminology)
39. Study the effects of social conditions on crime and criminals including the
machinery of justice and the evolution of criminal law and punishment.
a. Psychiatry (Psychiatric Criminology)
b. Psychology (Psychological Criminology)
c. criminal psychiatry
d. Psychology (Psychological Criminology)
40. Study of human mind in relation to criminality.
a. Psychiatry (Psychiatric Criminology)
b. Psychology (Psychological Criminology)
c. criminal psychiatry
d. Psychology (Psychological Criminology)
76.Men and state entered into an agreement whereby men were privileged and
righted by the state to live in a certain jurisdiction provided that men
shall surrender some of their social liberties in return for the protection
and safety that the state shall provide. What is this agreement?
a. contract of lease b. social contract
c. special contract d. social agreement
77.It is a set of rules which governs the conduct of man.
a. law b. order c. writings d. memorandum
78.What is the legal classification of the crime of rape?
a. Crimes against chastity c. Crimes against public morals
b. Crimes against person d. Crimes against honor
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96. The study of criminology is divided into 3 basic divisions in order to fully
understand its nature, concepts and theoretical principles. Which of the
following is added to the scope of criminology which is as essential as the 3
basic divisions?
a. Criminal etiology b. Victimology
c. Penology d. Sociology of Laws
97. According to Lombroso, criminals are by birth a distinct type, or also known
as born criminals who possess pre-disposed criminal behavior determined by
his/her physical stigmata. What is this condition also known?
a. Atavism b. Neuroticism
c. Psychoticism d. Criminalism
98.Is that branch or division of law which defines crimes, treats of their
nature, and provides for their punishment?
a. penal law b. special law c. law d. criminal law e. RPC
99.Part of the theory developed by Lombroso in which a person is a born
criminal. Is a throwback to an earlier stage of human evolution, and will
commit crimes against society unless specifically restrained from doing so.
A. Atavism C. Primitive man
B. Stigmatism D. Evolution
100. One of three criminal types identified by Lombroso. This type of criminal
is the most dangerous, and can be identified through their stigmata or
identifying characteristics.
A. Born Criminal C. Atavism
B. Insane Criminal D. Criminaloids
101. A general perspective stating that the causes of criminal behavior can be
found in the mind of the individual.
A. Psychoanalytic Theory C. Classical Theory
B. Positivist Theory D. Differential Association Theory
102. A multidisciplinary science that deals with the study of crimes,
criminals, criminal behavior, and the treatment of the criminal behavior.
a. Sociological criminology c. Criminology
b. Psychological Criminology d. Penology
103. An act or omission punishable by special laws.
a. Delinquency b. Misdemeanor c. Offense d. Crime
104. The scientific analysis of the causes of crime.
a. Penology or correction
b. Psychological criminology
c. Criminal etiology
d. Sociology of Law
105. It theorized that criminality is due to poverty, economic need or
consumerism.
a. Psychosurgery b. Social Work c. Economics d. Psychiatry
106. It is a theory which espoused the belief that man commits crime due to
mans freewill, reason or hedonism:
a. Transexualism
b. Classical School of Criminology
c. Positivist School of criminology
d. Mental Testing
107. According to this theory that learning from bad companions is the reason
why criminal behavior is developed and crime was committed.
a. Alienation c. Social Defense
b. Gang Formation d. Differential Association
108. Self fulfilling or name calling is the focused of this theory in crime
causation:
a. Biosocial criminology b. Labeling c. Biofeedback d. Drift
109. Criminal with high degree of organization:
a. professional criminal b. habitual criminals
c. organized criminal d. ordinary criminal
110. The following are the components of the Philippine Criminal Justice System
except:
a. court b. police c. prosecution d. none of these
111. Refers to a minor who violates the law:
a. neglected child b. delinquent child c. juvenile gang d. criminal
112. It is an illegal act committed by minor offender:
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144.Who was the leader of the Italian School, who, at the same time is also known as
the Father of Criminology?
a. Cesare Lombroso b. RafaeleGarofalo c. Enrico Ferri d. all of them
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