CRI 010 LONG QUIZ

NAME: DATE:
SECTION:

INSTRUCTION: ANSWERS SHOULD BE CAPITALIZED AND STRICTLY NO ERASURES. WRONG SPELLING IS

WRONG.

1. This act also known as “THE PHILIPPINE CRIMINOLOGY PROFESSION ACT OF 2018”
 REPUBLIC ACT 11131
2. RA 6975 establishes the tri-bureau under what department?
 (DILG) DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT
3. The word criminology, originated in a Latin word “crimen” and “logia”. The word “logia” means
 STUDY
4. Raffaele Garofalo coined the Italian word of criminology, what is the italian word of criminology?
 CRIMINOLOGIA
5. He defined Criminology as a body of knowledge regarding crime as a social phenomenon.
 EDWIN H. SUTHERLAND AND DONALD CRESSEY
6. An attempt at scientific analysis of the study of causes or reasons for crime.
 CRIMINAL ETIOLOGY
7. Concerned with control of crime, through fear of punishment.
 PENOLOGY
8. It is the nature of criminal law
 SOCIOLOGY
9. He is known as the “FATHER OF MODERN CRIMINOLOGY” and the “FOUNDER OF CRIMINAL
ANTROPOLOGY”.
 CESARE LOMBROSO
10. He traced the root of criminal behavior which is not in physical features but to their psychological
equivalents, which he called “moral anomalies”
 RAFFAELE GAROFALO
11. He believed that a person committed a crime due to economic, social and political factors.
 ENRICO FERRI
12. “There is no crime if there is no law punishing it” this theory is known as?
 THEORY OF LOGOMACY
13. A multi-disciplinary study of criminology that focused on the group of people and society.
 SOCIOLOGY
14. This is the science of behavior and mental processes of the criminal.
 PSYCHOLOGY
15. Criminology changes as social condition change.
 DYNAMIC
16. The study of crime must always confirm to the existing criminal law of the land.
 NATIONALISTIC
17. It is the branch or division of law which defines crimes, treats of their nature and provides for their
punishment.
 CRIMINAL LAW
18. This act is the primary source of criminal law in the ph, also known as the Revised Penal Code.
 ACT. NO 3815
19. Revised penal code took effect on?
 JANUARY 1, 1935
20. The law is biding to all person who live or sojourn in the Philippines.
 GENERAL
21. Criminal law cannot make an act punishable in a manner in which it was not punishable when
committed.
 PROSPECTIVE
22. The law is biding to all crimes committed within the National Territory of the PH.
 TERRITORIAL
23. The rule of conduct, just and made obligatory by legitimate authority
 LAW
24. Criminal behavior is explained in terms of factors extraneous to the offender which are social,
sociological, cultural and economic.
 OBJECTIVE APPROACH
25. Criminal behavior is explained in terms of factors within criminal.
 SUBJECTIVE APPROACH:
26. It seeks to explain the phenomenon of criminal behavior with reference to factors outside the
personality of the delinquent.
 ENVIRONMENTAL APPROACH
27. It believes that populations composition has a relationship in the existence of criminality
 CRIMINOLOGY
28. Studies the role of the victim in the crime.
 VICTIMOLOGY
29. It believes that crime is transmitted within the population.

30. This theory believes that Punishment should fits the crime.
31. He believes that human being is rational being and that human has the freewill to choose
between right and wrong.
 CESARE BECCARIA
32. That People can calculate between pleasure and pain.
 UTILITARIANISM
33. This theory believes that people who commit crimes are sick individual, and they need a treatment, not
punishment.
 POSITIVIST SCHOOL
34. Punishment should fit the criminal
 POSITIVIST SCHOOL
35. Children and lunatics cannot distinguish between the right and the wrong, they should be free
from punishment.
 NEO-CLASSICAL SCHOOL
36. This doctrine says that man’s choice, decision and actions are decided by antecedent cause,
inherited/environment or acting upon his character.
 DETERMINISM
37. People choose pleasure and avoid pain
 HINDONISM
38. This bureau enforce law, maintain peace and order.
 (PNP) PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE
39. This bureau is responsible for the prevention and suppression of all destructive fires
 (BFP) BUREAU OF FIRE PROTECTION
40. This bureau is responsible for the rehabilitation and custody of convicted offender.
 (BJMP) BUREAU OF JAIL MANAGEMENT AND PENOLOGY
41. It is an act or omission punishable by the Revised Penal Code.
 FELONIES
42. Act No. 3815 is otherwise known as
 REVISED PENAL CODE
43. It is an act committed or omitted in violation of a public law forbidding or commanding it
 CRIME
44. It refers to an act or omission punishable by the Special Laws.
 A CRIME
45. Actus reus means
 GUILTY ACT
46. Mens rea means
 GUILTY MIND
47. Those who are born possessing atavistic stigmata
 BORN CRIMINAL
48. It is based on perceived links between the nature of a crime and the physical appearance of the
offender.
 ANTHROPOLOGY
49. Concerns with the collection, identification and recognition of physical evidence.
 CRIMINALISTICS
50. Who introduced the French word “criminologie”
 PAUL TOBINARD