Here are the typed-out questions:
## Question 1
Crimes which are not grave are referred to as:
A) Severe crimes
B) Light crimes
C) Common crimes
D) None of the above
## Question 2
Those serious crimes that attract severe punishment are called:
A) Grievous crime
B) Crime of hate
C) Crime of passion
D) Common crimes
## Question 3
The process that involves holding a trial against an accused to know whether the person is guilty
or not is termed:
A) Crime jurisdiction
B) Crime justification
C) Crime prosecution
D) None of the above
## Question 4
When you help a person to commit a crime, you have committed a crime called:
A) Murder
B) Accessories
C) Assault
D) Burglary
## Question 5
The act of physical striking a person or an attempt to strike a person is called:
A) An assault
B) Robbery
C) Burglary
D) All of the above
## Question 6
The following can cause common crimes except:
A) Weakness
B) Justice
C) Corrupt juridiction and prison system
D) Poor parental supervision
## Question 7
Unemployment means:
A) Business
B) Satisfaction
C) Corporation
D) Joblessness
## Question 8
Which of these are chemicals found in the brain?
A) Acid and base
B) Blood and brain fluid
C) Serotonin and dopamine
D) None of the above
## Question 9
In which of the following ways can common crime affect an individual?
A) Sleep problems
B) Nose sore
C) Headache
D) All of the above
## Question 10
When people feel unloved by their parents, it makes them join:
A) Cultural group
B) Family group
C) Religious group
D) Gang group
Here are the typed-out questions:
## Question 11
The following are involved in security management except:
A) Individual
B) School
C) Family
D) None of the above
## Question 12
The system used to stop the occurrence of crime is known as:
A) Crime prevention mechanism
B) Crime by court
C) Crime regulation
D) Crime control
## Question 13
Which of these is a way of reducing crime through environment:
A) Environmental destruction
B) Environmental design and management
C) Environmental beautification
D) All of the above
## Question 14
A person who makes crime easier to occur is called:
A) Crime destroyer
B) Crime controller
C) Crime promoter
D) Crime preventer
## Question 15
People whose presence can prevent the occurrence of crime are known as:
A) Crime agent
B) Crime preventer
C) Crime warriors
D) All of the above
## Question 16
Which of these ensures that inmates are controlled everyday:
A) MPF
B) SSS
C) MPS
D) None of the above
## Question 17
A person who commits a crime is called:
A) A criminal
B) An agent
C) A killer
D) None of the above
## Question 18
Which of the following is not a security agency:
A) NIA
B) NPS
C) NPF
D) WAEC
## Question 19
SSS can also be called:
A) BSS
B) CSS
C) PSS
D) DSS
## Question 20
One of the following agencies deals with fake drug dealers:
A) NAFDAC
B) MPF
C) MPS
D) NSCDCHere are the typed-out questions:
## Section B: Theory
*Instructions:* Answer any four questions.
## Question 1
A) List any three things that can be done by the government to reduce the incidents of crime.
B) Outline any three institutional settings in which crime prevention is operated.
C) List any four security agencies that can collaborate with government in fighting crimes in the
society.
## Question 2
A) Define crime prevention.
B) List the three types of crime prevention techniques.
C) Explain the three crime prevention techniques in 2B.
## Question 3
State the full meaning of the following:
A) FRSC
B) NIA
C) SSS
D) NAPTIP
E) MPF
## Question 4
Briefly explain the following crime prevention mechanisms:
A) Rule setting
B) Crime promoters
C) Crime preventers
D) Readiness to offend
E) Target enclosure
## Question 5
A) List any four crime prevention strategies.
B) State any three effects of common crimes on:
i) Family
ii) School
