JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

76. This is the stage of delinquency wherein the child at around his 15 year old will substantially
increase his acts of delinquency in variety and seriousness.
A. Emergence
B. Exploration
C. Explosion*
D. Outburst
77. Imelda and Brix are married when Joseph was conceived and born, Joseph the son of Imelda and
Brix is:
A. Legitimate Child*
B. Illegitimate Child
C. Legitimated Child
D. Adopted Child
78. The marriage contracted through mistake of one contracting party as to the identity of the other is
considered ____ from the very beginning.
A. Legal
B. Void*
C. Voidable
D. None of the foregoing
79. There is this group of people who called themselves “ANGELS” who believed that the community is
the focal point for ineffective crime prevention. This statement is-
A. True/correct
B. False/wrong*
C. Either true/correct or false/wrong
D. None of the foregoing
80. This treatment strategy addresses a variety of family, peer, and psychological problems by focusing
on problem solving and communication skills training.
A. Multi Systematic Treatment*
B. Functional Family Therapy
C. Restorative Justice
D. none of the foregoing

81. Evangeline Logan belongs to a family that is loveless, lonely and problematic home life atmosphere.
Her parents and siblings do not come together for even a simple gathering. This type of home life
breeds what type of behavior?
A. Deviant behavior
B. Conforming behavior
C. Critical behavior*
D. Confusing behavior
82. This is the general path towards occupational prestige, and when youth are deprived of this avenue
of success through poor school performance there is a greater likelihood of delinquent behavior.
A. Family
B. Love
C. Belongingness
D. Education*
83. It is viewed that youth join gangs is because members of the underclass, who perceive few
opportunities in the legitimate economic structure, will turn to gangs as a way of obtaining desired
goods and services, either through theft or extortion or indirectly through the profits generated by drug
dealing and weapon sales.
A. Anthropological view
B. Sociocultural view
C. Psychological view
D. Rational Choice view*
84. Made the first definite step toward work camps for delinquent. The first camp was established in
Riverside County.
A. Wyoming
B. Massachusetts
C. California*
D. England
85. This institution shall be responsible for the primary nurturing and rearing of children which is critical
in delinquency prevention.
A. The church
B. The school
C. The family*
D. The community
86. According to early social-legal history on women domestic violence this law states that women
and children were no longer viewed as property. The order was based on the belief that when two are
joined in marriage, they become one, socially and legally. The rights of the woman are then subordinate
to those of the male, unlike the woman who remained single.
A. Ancient World of Greece
B. The Roman Empire
C. The Christian Era
D. British Common Law*
87. During the ancient times, he recommended a law prohibiting cripple children (those with physical
deformities) to be raised.
A. Augustus
B. Nero
C. Aristotle*
D. Judas

88. He established the first private prison for young offenders in England to educate and instruct the
children of convicts or such other infant poor who are engaged in a vagrant and criminal course of life in
some useful trade or occupation.
A. Robert Young*
B. William Penn
C. John Fielding
D. Justice Bradley
89. This Code provided for the adoption of children. Children who were adopted were expected to be
legal to their adoptive parents as payments in return for their new homes. If an adoptive child was
disloyal to his new parents, they could cut off the child’s tongue or have his eyes plucked off.
A. Code of Maragtas
B. Code of Kalantiao
C. Code of Hammurabi*
D. Code of Draco
90. This kind of abuse refers to the practice of parents of disciplining their children in the way they
were disciplined, but as norms that govern child-rearing changed, the type of discipline should also be in
accordance with these norms.
A. Situational abuser
B. Accidental abuser
C. Sub-cultural abuser
D. Parentally incompetent abuser*