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Question 1

Latin root word “crime” which means?

Answer 1

Offense

Question 2

Logos or logia which means?

Answer 2

Study

Question 3

Three scope

Answer 3

1.Making of laws
2.Breaking of laws
3.The reaction of society towards the breaking of law

Question 4

The 4 principal division of criminology

Answer 4

1. Sociology
   2.criminal etiology
   3.penology
   4.criminalistics

Question 5

The 4 principal division of criminology

Answer 5

1. Sociology
   2.criminal etiology
   3.penology
   4.criminalistics

Question 6

Scientific analysis of the study of CAUSES or REASONS of a crime

Answer 6

Criminal etiology

Question 7

Identification and recognition of PHYSICAL EVIDENCE at the crime scene

Answer 7

Criminalistics

Question 8

Control of crime by repressing criminal activities through the FEAR OF PUNISHMENT

Answer 8

Penology

Question 9

Control of crime by repressing criminal activities through the FEAR OF PUNISHMENT

Answer 9

Penology

Question 10

Is an attempt at scientific analysis of the condition under which CRIMINAL LAW INFLUENCE SOCIETY

Answer 10

Sociology of law

Question 11

The Holy three

Answer 11

1.Cesare Lombroso
2.Raffaele Garofalo
3.Enrico Ferri

Question 12

The Holy three

Answer 12

1.Cesare Lombroso
2.Raffaele Garofalo
3.Enrico Ferri

Question 13

Father of criminology of the father or the father of modern criminology

Answer 13

Cesare Lombroso

Question 14

He trace the root of criminal behavior which is not in physical features but to their Psychological equivalents

Answer 14

Raffaele Garofalo

Question 15

Criminologia is an Italian word of criminology advocated by:

Answer 15

Raffaele Garofalo

Question 16

Criminologia is an Italian word of criminology advocated by:

Answer 16

Raffaele Garofalo

Question 17

On what year the word criminologie was introduced

Answer 17

1887

Question 18

He is the founder of criminal anthropology

Answer 18

Cesare Lombroso

Question 19

He is the founder of criminal anthropology

Answer 19

Cesare Lombroso

Question 20

This theory states that criminals are a lower form of life

Answer 20

Born criminal

Question 21

This theory states that criminals are a lower form of life

Answer 21

Born criminal

Question 22

This theory states that criminals should not be held morally reprehensible for their crimes, because they did not choose to commit It due to economic, social and political factors.

Answer 22

Moral Responsibility

Question 23

He traces the root of criminal behavior which Is not in physical features but to their Psychological equivalents which he called?

Answer 23

Moral anomalies

Question 24

He traces the root of criminal behavior which Is not in physical features but to their Psychological equivalents which he called?

Answer 24

Moral anomalies

Question 25

Aims in the study of criminology

Answer 25

1. to understand crimes and criminals 2. To prevent the occurrence of crime

Question 26

Aims in the study of criminology

Answer 26

1. to understand crimes and criminals 2. To prevent the occurrence of crime

Question 27

He is a student of Lombroso,who attacked the classical doctrine of freewill.he believe that the social as well as biological factors played a role why criminal exist

Answer 27

Enrico Ferri

Question 28

He is a student of Lombroso,who attacked the classical doctrine of freewill.he believe that the social as well as biological factors played a role why criminal exist

Answer 28

Enrico Ferri

Question 29

The 3 Multi disciplinary study of criminology

Answer 29

1.sociology 2.psychology 3.psychiatry

Question 30

Focused on the group of people and society as a whole

Answer 30

Sociology (sociological criminology)

Question 31

Focused on the group of people and society as a whole

Answer 31

Sociology (sociological criminology)

Question 32

Study of behavior and mental processes of the criminal

Answer 32

Psychology(psychological criminology)

Question 33

Study of behavior and mental processes of the criminal

Answer 33

Psychology(psychological criminology)

Question 34

Study of criminal behavior in terms of motives and drives

Answer 34

Psychiatry (psychiatric criminology)