Theories of Crime and Deviance Final Test Solutions - 797 Verified Questions
Chapter 10: Crimes Against Property
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Q1) Explain the concept of gateway offense.Why would shoplifting be considered a gateway offense?
Q2) Car thieves target the most popular cars,such as the Toyota Camry,because the car _____are most easily marketed.
Q3) A thief who steals a car for _____ is more likely than not to know the owner of the stolen car.
Q4) Theft of which of the following vehicles would be considered motor vehicle theft?
A)a bus
B)an airplane
C)a bulldozer
D)a bicycle
Q5) The most serious form of property crime is_____.
Q6) Gang members tend to use a _____ -style of offending,which means they may participate in petty theft,assault,or a number of other crimes when opportunities arise.
Q7) What are four of the forms of larceny-theft? Which ones are most common?
Q8) Most burglars use a fence to dispose of stolen goods.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 11: White-Collar and Organized Crime
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Q1) The 1914 _____Act prohibited mergers and acquisitions that might create a monopoly that would restrain trade.
Q2) The Nigerian letter fraud scheme is an example of money laundering.
A)True
B)False
Q3) Which of the following statements is true of most Sicilian immigrants to America?
A)Most Sicilian immigrants moved to America to participate in Mafia activities.
B)Few Sicilian immigrants had experience with the Mafia while living in Italy.
C)Most Sicilian immigrants moved to the U.S.to escape Mafia repression.
D)The Mafia had little to do with Sicilian immigration to the United States.
Q4) The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was the largest reform of American business practice since the Great Depression.
A)True B)False
Q5) Between 2002 and 2007 more than 50 chief financial officers were convicted of fraud.
A)True B)False
Q6) In the 1990s,low interest rates lead to sham _____ operations.
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Chapter 12: Public Order and Drug Crimes
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Q1) U.S.officials focus on smuggling prevention and apprehension of smugglers as their main effort to reduce drug trafficking.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Inhalants are easily accessible because few are subject to _____control.
Q3) Most juvenile detainees tend to use marijuana as their drug of choice.
A)True
B)False
Q4) What illicit drug was brought in by Chinese immigrants and commonly used in the 1800s?
A)marijuana
B)heroin
C)opium
D)LSD
Q5) Individuals with no _____ record are less likely to report using drugs.
Q6) Employment status is found to correlate with illicit drug use.
A)True
B)False
Q7) Most heroin is trafficked in from _____ _____.
Q8) Drugs like cocaine and heroin are _____ to smuggle.
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Chapter 13: Technology and Crime
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Q1) Most viruses hide inside executable computer software in the "boot sectors" of storage media.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Which of these methods of illegitimate access to a computer is known as "computer trespass"?
A)Direct access by a corporate spy.
B)Remote access via a computer modem.
C)Reading the electromagnetic radiation.
D)Detecting and interpreting keystroke activity from a distance.
Q3) What is cyberbanging?
A)use of the Internet for sexual solicitation
B)use of the Internet to attack politicians
C)use of the Internet to out sexual predators
D)use of the Internet by street gangs
Q4) The standard of scientific acceptability applicable to the gathering of evidence in criminal cases is known as the ________.
Q5) Explain how developments in communications have brought into question definitions of long-standing.Which terms need to be redefined and why?
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Chapter 14: Globalization and Terrorism
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Q1) The majority of people who are assisted in illegally entering the United States are smuggled rather than trafficked.
A)True
B)False
Q2) Weapons made with plastic polymers and ceramics are impossible to discern with ________.
Q3) Summarize the conclusions of the follow-up Hart-Rudman report.
Q4) International terrorism and foreign terrorism are two terms for the same phenomenon.
A)True
B)False
Q5) Terrorists who seek to overthrow any and all established forms of government are called ________.
Q6) Opium growth in Afghanistan is largely controlled by the ________.
Q7) What is the main challenge for comparative criminologists?
A)to identify crimes that deserve comparative analysis
B)to develop theories that can be applied to multiple cultures
C)to envision a unified theory of criminology
D)to create policies that take other cultures into account
Q8) Terrorist who seek to form a separate state are called ________.
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