Name: Manuel M.

Deleon Score:___/___Remark:______

Course/Level/Section: BSCRIM 1 BRAVO Schedule:______________ Date:________

ID Number: 103005080034

I. FILL IN THE BLANKS. Supply the missing word/s that completes the statements below. Any forms of
erasure and unnecessary marks will invalidate you answer.

1-2. Crime is an ( ACT COMMITTED) or ( OMITTED) in violation of criminal law.

3-6. According to Sutherland’s modified definition, criminology is the body of knowledge regarding crime
and criminality as a ( SOCIAL), ( PHYSCHOLOGICAL), and ( BIOLOGICAL phenomena.

7-10. The word Criminology came from Latin word ( CRĪMEN) which means " ACCUSATION ”; and Greek
word (LOGIA ) meaning “TO STUDY”.

11-12. In 1885, Italian law professor ( RAFFAELE GARAFALO ), coined the term ( CRIMINOLOGIA).

13-14. In 1887, French Anthropologist (PAUL TOPINARD), used the analogous French term (
CRIMINOLOGIE ).

II. MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE. Write Criminology if the statement is true and write Criminologist if the
statement is false. Write your answer in the space provided before the number. If the statement is false
rewrite the correct whole statement on the space provided after the statement. (2 pts each)

( CRIMINOLOGIST ) 15-16. ( CRIMINOLOGY CHANGE AS A SOCIAL CONDITION CHANGE )

( CRIMINOLOGY ) 17-18. Psychiatry one of the principal science in the study of criminology that studies
behavior and the mental processes of the criminal.

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( CRIMINOLOGY ) 19-20. Criminology is both social and applied science.

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( CRIMINOLOGIST ) 21-22. Edwin Sutherland argued that criminology cannot possibly become a science.

( GEORGE L. WILKER ARGUED THAT CRIMINOLOGY CANNOT POSSIBLY BECOME SCIENCE )

( CRIMINOLOGY ) 23-24. The Latin words Nullum Crimen Nulla Poena Sine Lege means there is no crime
if there is no law punishing it.

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III. MATCHING TYPE. Identify from Item B which best describe or the concentration of Item A. Write the
letter of your choice on the space provided before the number. Any forms of erasure and unnecessary
marks will invalidate you answer.

Item A

Item B

( F )25. Criminal Ecology

( G )26. Criminal Psychology

( E )27. Criminal Epidemiology

( H )28. Criminal sociology

( C )29. Victimology

( A )30. Criminal Demography

( D )31. Criminal Anthropology

( B )32. Criminal Psychiatry

criminality and population

criminality and human minds

criminality and victim

criminality and body physique.

criminality as an epidemic disease

criminality and environment.

criminality and human behavior.

criminality and social conditions

IV. IDENTIFICATION-A. Determine what is being described in the following statements. Write the letter of
your choice on the space provided before the number. Any forms of erasure and unnecessary marks will
invalidate you answer.

( RA no. 6506 ) 33. The old law creating the board of criminology in the Philippines and for other
purposes.

( CRIMINOLOGY practition ) 34. Any person who is a consumer of the knowledge and research of
criminologist, applied in the prevention, control and treatment of a crime.

( MAKING LAWS ) 35. This pertains to the examination of the nature and structure of laws in the society.

( CRIMINOLOGIST ) 36. A person who studies the causes of crimes, its treatment and prevention using
scientific methods.

( REACTION TOWARDS THE BREAKING OF LAWS ) 37. This involves the study of the reaction of people
and government towards the breaking of laws.

( CRIMINAL ) 38. It refers to a person convicted by final judgement for violating the law.

(SUSPECT ) 39. It refers to a person under investigation and believed to be the doer of the crime.

( ACCUSED/DEPENDANT ) 40. It refers to a person under litigation for alleged commission of a crime.