A. arson
B. robbery
C. white-collar crime
D. organized crime
Related Mcqs:
- Burning your neighbor’s house down is considered a serious offense It is a violation of_____________?
A. folkways
B. mores
C. table manners
D. taboos - Violation of a folkway is considered ?
A. a violation striking to the very heart of society
B. a legally punishable offense
C. a slight to one,s group but not a punishable offense
D. an incident of no consequence whatsoever - According to the differential association theory deviant acts are_________________?
A. considered normal by some antisocial individuals
B. caused by abnormal chromosomes
C. learned through interaction with others
D. the result of social deprivation - Which of the following acts does NOT constitute a crime if committed by an adult ?
A. illegal drug use
B. Copyright infringement
C. Prostitution
D. Truancy - According to the differential association theory deviant acts are_________________?
A. considered normal by some antisocial individuals
B. caused by abnormal chromosomes
C. learned through interaction with others
D. the result of social deprivation - Drug addiction has been characterized as a victimless crime meaning ?
A. drug addiction is a sustainable life style
B. drug users are not responsible for their actions
C. addicts choose to be addicted and hurt no one but themselves
D. society does care what happens to addicts - A secondary group is characterized by_________________?
A. small size
B. daily contact
C. intimacy
D. formal interaction - The author of a famous treatise on the origin of the state characterized existence in the “state of nature” as________________?
A. similar to an earthly paradise
B. among “noble savages”
C. “solitary poor nasty brutish and short”
D. a pre-Christian utopia - The “New Class” is characterized as consisting of______________?
A. apolitical bureaucrats
B. the working poor
C. former members of the middle class
D. professionals with skills important in the information society - Government is characterized by a(n)_______________?
A. pattern of statuses and roles
B. system of norms and values
C. system to deal with order and defense
D. all of the above
