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SOC101 MCQS FOR FINAL TERM · EFFORT BY A N KHURAM · Lesson No.19,20

 Which of the following is considered a victimless crime?

  •  A) Murder
  •  B) Robbery
  •  C) Prostitution
  •  D) Assault

Answer: C) Prostitution

 Who observed that crime is a normal part of all societies?

  •  A) Karl Marx
  •  B) Émile Durkheim
  •  C) Max Weber
  •  D) Auguste Comte

Answer: B) Émile Durkheim

 Which crime involves the willful killing of one human being by another?

  •  A) Robbery
  •  B) Assault
  •  C) Manslaughter
  •  D) Murder

Answer: D) Murder

 What is aggravated assault?

  •  A) Unlawful entry with intent to steal
  •  B) Attack by one person on another to inflict severe bodily injury
  •  C) Theft of items valued over $100
  •  D) Intentionally setting a fire

Answer: B) Attack by one person on another to inflict severe bodily injury

 Which crime is defined as an unlawful entry with the intent to steal?

  •  A) Larceny-theft
  •  C) Arson
  •  D) Burglary

Answer: D) Burglary

 What is the primary responsibility of the police in the criminal justice system?

  •  A) To enact laws
  •  B) To judge criminals
  •  C) To catch criminals and maintain order
  •  D) To rehabilitate offenders

Answer: C) To catch criminals and maintain order

 Which of the following is NOT a part of the criminal justice system?

  •  A) The police
  •  B) The courts
  •  C) Prisons
  •  D) Hospitals

Answer: D) Hospitals

 What is the purpose of the corrections system?

  •  A) To judge criminal cases
  •  B) To enforce laws
  •  C) To incarcerate convicted criminals
  •  D) To create new laws

Answer: C) To incarcerate convicted criminals

 What type of law is Pakistan’s legal system a mix of?

  •  A) Roman law and Common law
  •  B) Islamic law and British common law
  •  C) Napoleonic law and Sharia law
  •  D) Canon law and Civil law

Answer: B) Islamic law and British common law

 Which crime is the theft of items valued over $100?

  •  C) Larceny-theft
  •  D) Arson

Answer: C) Larceny-theft

 Which crime involves taking anything of value by force or threat of force?

  •  B) Robbery
  •  C) Larceny-theft
  •  D) Fraud

Answer: B) Robbery

 What is the role of judges in the criminal justice system?

  •  A) To enforce laws
  •  B) To negotiate plea bargains
  •  C) To accept pleas, admit evidence, and set sentences
  •  D) To patrol communities

Answer: C) To accept pleas, admit evidence, and set sentences

 What is community policing?

  •  A) Policing done entirely by community volunteers
  •  B) Reassignment of police officers to walk beats to gain community trust
  •  C) Use of military personnel for policing
  •  D) Exclusive use of surveillance technology for crime prevention

Answer: B) Reassignment of police officers to walk beats to gain community trust

 What does the term 'plea bargain' refer to?

  •  A) Public trial for all criminal cases
  •  B) Negotiation where the defendant pleads guilty to a lesser charge
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