MID TERM TEST SECOND TERM PRIMARY 3 SECURITY EDUCATION

Subject : 

SECURITY EDUCATION 

Class :

Basic 3 / Primary 3

Term :

Second Term 

Week:

Week  7

Topic

Second Term mid term test.

Security Education Primary 3

Answer the following questions. 

1. What is a common psychological effect of experiencing a crime? a) Disorientation b) Excitement c) Calmness d) Confusion
2. What is a common cognitive effect of experiencing a crime? a) Improved problem solving skills b) Difficulty problem solving c) Increased memory d) Poor attention span
3. What is a common emotional effect of experiencing a crime? a) Anger b) Happiness c) Indifference d) Grief and guilt
4. What is a common behavioral effect of experiencing a crime? a) Withdrawal and isolation b) Aggression c) Extraversion d) blaming someone
5. What is a common effect of experiencing a crime for the victim’s family members? a) Fear and anxiety b) Relief c) Excitement d) Anger and depression
6. What is a common effect of experiencing a crime for the community? a) Fear and anxiety b) Relief c) Excitement d) Anger and depression
7. What is a common effect of experiencing a crime for the perpetrator? a) Fear and anxiety b) Relief c) Excitement d) Anger and depression
8. What is a common effect of experiencing a crime for the justice system? a) Fear and anxiety b) Relief c) Excitement d) Anger and depression
9. What is a common effect of experiencing a crime on an individual’s relationships? a) Improved relationships b) Damaged relationships c) No effect on relationships d) Both a and b
10. What is a common effect of experiencing a crime on an individual’s future? a) Improved future prospects b) Damaged future prospects c) No effect on future prospects d) Both a and b [the_ad id=”57209″]
11. What is one of the most common causes of crime? a) Wealth b) Poverty c) Education d) Religion
12. Which of the following is not considered a cause of crime? a) Broken homes or divorce b) Lack of parental care c) Mental health issues d) Good health
13. What is the relationship between drug abuse and crime? a) Drug abuse is a cause of crime b) Drug abuse is a result of crime c) Drug abuse is unrelated to crime d) Both a and b
14. What role do peers play in causing crime? a) Peers can influence individuals to engage in criminal behavior b) Peers have no influence on criminal behavior c) Peers can prevent individuals from engaging in criminal behavior d) Peers can only cause crime in certain situations
15. What is the relationship between poverty and crime? a) Poverty is a cause of crime b) Poverty is a result of crime c) Poverty is unrelated to crime d) Both a and b
16. How does easy access to illegal goods and services contribute to crime? a) It increases the likelihood that individuals will engage in criminal behavior b) It decreases the likelihood that individuals will engage in criminal behavior c) It has no effect on criminal behavior d) It only contributes to certain types of crime
17. How does politics contribute to crime? a) Political corruption can lead to a lack of enforcement of laws b) Political instability can lead to a rise in crime c) Political campaigns have no effect on crime d) Both a and b
18. What is the relationship between deprivation and crime? a) Deprivation is a cause of crime b) Deprivation is a result of crime c) Deprivation is unrelated to crime d) Both a and b
19. How does unemployment contribute to crime? a) Unemployment can lead to financial desperation and criminal behavior b) Unemployment can lead to a lack of purpose and criminal behavior c) Unemployment has no effect on criminal behavior d) Both a and b
20. How does population density contribute to crime? a) High population density can lead to increased competition for resources and criminal behavior b) High population density can lead to a lack of privacy and criminal behavior c) Population density has no effect on criminal behavior d) Both a and b [the_ad id=”40090″]
21. Which of the following is not considered a crime? a) Theft b) Lying c) Tax evasion d) Telling the truth
22. What is the legal definition of rape? a) Non-consensual sexual intercourse b) Non-consensual kissing c) Consensual sexual intercourse d) Consensual kissing
23. What is the difference between murder and manslaughter? a) Murder involves premeditation while manslaughter does not b) Murder is committed with a weapon while manslaughter is not c) Murder is always punishable by death while manslaughter is not d) Murder is committed with a group of people while manslaughter is not
24. What is the crime known as “Advance free fraud” commonly referred to as? a) Ponzi scheme b) 419 scam c) Robbery d) Embezzlement
25. What is the crime of selling contaminated food commonly known as? a) Food fraud b) Food contamination c) Food poisoning d) Food fraud
26. Which of the following is not considered a crime? a) Dealing in fake drugs b) Selling counterfeit goods c) Using pirated software d) Using original software
27. What is the crime of breaking into someone’s home or office called? a) Burglary b) Larceny c) Robbery d) Embezzlement
28. What is the crime of using violence or threats to take someone’s property called? a) Burglary b) Larceny c) Robbery d) Embezzlement
29. What is the crime of taking money or property that has been entrusted to you called? a) Burglary b) Larceny c) Robbery d) Embezzlement
30. What is the crime of intentionally setting fire to a building or property called? a) Arson b) Vandalism c) Trespass d) Assault [the_ad id=”40092″]
31. Which of the following is NOT considered a factor that can affect criminal behavior? a) Biological factors b) Economic factors c) Political factors d) Psychological factors
32. Research suggests that certain genetic or physiological factors may increase the likelihood of criminal behavior. This is known as: a) Social factors b) Environmental factors c) Biological factors d) Psychological factors
33. What is one example of a social factor that can contribute to criminal behavior? a) High IQ b) High income c) High education level d) Poverty and unemployment
34. Environmental factors that can contribute to criminal behavior include: a) Exposure to violence b) Exposure to positive role models c) Exposure to good nutrition d) Exposure to good education
35. Which of the following is NOT considered a cultural factor that can contribute to criminal behavior? a) Lack of opportunities b) Glorification of criminal behavior in media and pop culture c) Strong religious beliefs d) Good governance
36. Trauma, abuse, mental health disorders are examples of which type of factors affecting criminal behaviour? a) Social factors b) Environmental factors c) Psychological factors d) Cultural factors
37. What is one example of a white-collar crime? a) Robbery b) Embezzlement c) Assault d) Burglary
38. Which of the following is NOT considered a form of cybercrime? a) Hacking b) Phishing c) Selling goods in a physical store d) Identity theft
39. Which of the following is NOT considered a type of organized crime? a) Human trafficking b) Drug trafficking c) Money Laundering d) Political corruption
40. Some acts that are considered crimes in one jurisdiction may not be considered crimes in another, this is known as: a) Cultural relativism b) Social relativism c) Environmental relativism d) Legal relativism [the_ad id=”40091″]
41. What is the meaning of personal crime? a) Criminal behavior committed by an individual b) Criminal behavior committed by the state c) Criminal behavior committed by organized groups
42. Which of the following is an example of personal crime? a) War crimes b) Theft c) Corruption
43. Which type of personal crime involves physical harm or the threat of physical harm? a) Property crime b) Violent crime c) White-collar crime
44. Which of the following is not considered a type of personal crime? a) Organized crime b) Environmental crime c) Cybercrime
45. Which type of personal crime involves the theft or destruction of property? a) Violent crime b) Property crime c) White-collar crime
46. Which type of personal crime is committed by professionals in the course of their work? a) Violent crime b) White-collar crime c) Organized crime
47. Which of the following is not an example of personal crime? a) Embezzlement b) Political crime c) Arson
48. Which type of personal crime involves stealing money or property that has been entrusted to one’s care? a) Fraud b) Embezzlement c) Kidnapping
49. Which type of personal crime is committed using the internet or other forms of technology? a) Cybercrime b) Property crime c) White-collar crime
50. Which of the following is not a type of personal crime? a) Organized crime b) State crime c) Environmental crime [the_ad id=”40092″]