LEARNING ASSESSMENT NO.
3-MODULE 3
NAME: PASIGON, VIANNE MAE A. SCORE: ____
INSTRUCTION: Select the best answer for each of the following questions. Mark only
one answer for each item by writing the letter of your choice before the number. Use
CAPITAL LETTER. STRICTLY NO ERASURE ALLOWED. Note: If you are to
accomplish this activity through soft copy highlight your answer.
B 1. It is concerned with the control of crime by studying prison management and
prison reforms.
A. Criminal Demography B. Penology
C. Criminal Etiology D. Criminal Sociology
2. When the act is wrongful because of it nature, universally condemned and seriously
affects the society
A. Mala Inse B. Mala Prohibita
C. Crime D. Felony
C 3. When the act is considered a crime because the law prohibits it.
A. Malam Calsum B. Mala Inse
C. Mala Prohibita D. Dura Lex Sed Lex
4. In criminological sense, it is the one who has committed anti-social or injurious acts to
the society.
A. Suspect B. Criminal
C. Accused D. Offender
5. The legal definition of crime is an intentional act or omission in violation of criminal
law, committed without defense or justification and sanctioned by law as a felony or
misdemeanor. This definition assumes;
A. Crime is viewed as an allied concept that becomes behavior when it violates criminal
law.
B. The offender cannot be assumed a criminal until he is found guilty through court
procedures
C. It is contended that criminal law is particularly stable and responsible means of
adjusting social control to changing social condition.
D. All of the above
6. Nullum Crimen Sine Lege means
A. If there is no crime there is no law B. If there is no crime no
punishment
C. If there is no law there’s no crime D. If there is no
punishment of crime
1. Osama Bin Laden died three days ago, therefore he is not capable of committing crime
because one of the elements of crime is missing which is________.
A. Ability B. Intent
C. Desire D. Opportunity
2. A branch of study in criminology which deals with the victimization of crime which is
considered by political society as any act or omission punishable by law.
A. Penology B. Victimology
C. Criminology D. Victimless Crime
3. A statement that we would have no crime if we had no law and that we could eliminate
all crimes by abolishing all criminal laws.
A. Logomacy B. Decriminalization
C. Sodomy D. None of the Above
4. How do you categorize individuals being victimized because they are unsure of the
rules of conduct in the surrounding society?
A. Immigrant B. Minority
C. Ignorant D. Loner
5. Who is considered as the celebrity of the criminal justice system?
A. Victim B. Criminal
C. Judge D. Lawyer
6. A device formerly used for publicly punishing offenders consisting of a wooden frame
with holes in which the head and hands can be locked.
A. Cat-o-nine-tails B. Pillory
C. Branding D. Parole
7. What principle of justice settles a dispute and repair harm by bringing together the
offender, the victim, and the community to find a solution that works for everyone
involved in the best way possible?
A. Retributive Justice B. Executive Clemency
C. Restorative Justice D. Punishment
8. What principle of justice settles a dispute and repairs harm by punishing the offender for
violating laws in order to discourage the offenders and others who may be tempted to
break laws.
A. Retributive Justice B. Executive Clemency
C. Restorative Justice D. Punishment
9. The doctrine that a community or a society of people can be deterred from committing a
criminal act after having witnessed the punishment of an individual or individuals for
having committed that act.
A. General Deterrence B. Deterrence
C. Punishment D. Specific Deterrence
10. This style of deterrence is used with a specific offender in mind. The belief is that if an
individual is punished for a criminal act, then that individual will be less likely to violate
the law in the future.
A. General Deterrence B. Deterrence
C. Punishment D. Specific Deterrence
11. Who is considered as the forgotten person of the criminal justice system?
A. Criminal B. Victim
C. Police Investigators D. Judge
12. Refers to the deferment of the implementation of the sentence for an interval of time; it
does not annul the sentence but merely postpones or suspends its execution.
A. Commutation of Sentence B. Parole
C. Probation D. Reprieve
13. Refers to the conditional release of an offender from a correctional institution after he
has served the minimum of his prison sentence.
A. Commutation of Sentence B. Parole
C. Probation D. Reprieve
14. Refers to the reduction of the duration of a prison sentence of a prisoner.
A. Commutation of Sentence B. Parole
C. Probation D. Reprieve
15. A term that describes the relationship between the victim and the criminal.
A. Couple of Criminal Justice System B. Penal Couple
C. Victimization D. Intimate Relationship
16. Who is the father of victimology?
A. Benjamin Mendelsohn B. Benjamin Gross
C. Hans Von Hentig D. Hans Gross
17. A situation that arises when people become a target of criminal offenders.
A. Victimology B. Victimization
C. Victimize D. Victimal
18. What group of victim are incapable of physical defense and the common object of
confidence scheme?
A. The Old B. The Young
C. The Immigrant D. The Minorities
What group are usually subject of prejudice or unequal treatment by the agency of
justice that leads to their victimization?
A. The Old B. The Young
C. The Immigrant D. The Minorities
19. What is the counter part of criminality in victimology?
A. Victimity B. Victimal
D. Criminal D. Vicinity
20. How do you categorize a victim who initiated the attack but later the situation is
reversed?
A. Depressed B. Loser
C. Bully D. Ignorant
21. How do you categorize victims who are submissive by virtue of their emotional
condition?
A. Depressed B. Loser
C. Bully D. Ignorant
22. All of the following are the stages of Victim’s Crime Model by Bard & Sangrey except:
A. Stage of Impact & Disorganization B. Stage of Behavioral Outcome
C. Stage of Recoil D. Reorganization Stage
23. Which stage of Disaster Victim’s Model entails the degree and duration of personal and
social disorganization following victimization?
A. Pre-impact B. Impact
C. Post-impact D. Reorganization
24. What civil damages are awarded to a victim in order that his right that had been violated
or invaded maybe restored or recognized?
A. Temperate Damages B. Nominal Damages
C. Moral Damages D. Liquidated Damages
25. What compensation is awarded to a person’s physical suffering, mental anguish, and
fright, serious anxiety besmirched reputation, wounded feelings, moral shock, social
humiliation and similar injury?
A. Temperate Damages B. Nominal Damages
C. Moral Damages D. Liquidated Damages
26. A mode of punishment consisting of marking the subject as if goods or animals,
sometimes concurrently with their reduction of status in life?
A. Transportation B. Branding
C. Pillory D. Retribution
27. What principle in the philosophy of retribution refers to the equal implementation of law?
A. Proportionality B. Just Desert
C. Equity D. Reciprocity
28. A punishment or reward that is considered to be what the recipient deserved.
A. Proportionality B. Just Desert
C. Equity D. Reciprocity
