CMY3702 TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
✔✔According to American crime statistics the most serious crime committed 1s -
✔✔aggravated murder
✔✔Waste may be defined as hazardous 1f 1t has one of the following characteristics. -
✔✔highly inflammable
✔✔According to Walsh and Hemmens (2008), which of the following elements best
describes corporate crime? - ✔✔criminal activities on behalf of a business organisation
✔✔Pollution should be considered Just as reprehensible as crimes in the pollution
sphere and should therefore be addressed with as much vigour as crimes involving
more corporeal and sentient resources because - ✔✔the biotic and ab1otic natural
resources are co- dependent on each other.
✔✔According to .. , the term "organised crime" tS frequently used but 1s difficult to
define Choose the most correct authority from the following - ✔✔Glick
✔✔The National Drug Master Plan for South Africa distinguishes between three groups
of dependency-forming substances Preferred use Is based on which group? -
✔✔Opium, Rohypnol, KetamIne and Wellconal
✔✔Which one of the following increases in some of the subcategories of contact crime
Is the most correct crime figures when the SAPS Annual Report 2007/2008 Is compared
with the 2006/2007 Annual Report? - ✔✔aggravated robberies increased by 66.0%
✔✔Defining the concept "prostitution" Is not an easy task, especially 1n an African
context The conventional understanding of prostitution usually encompasses the
following - ✔✔the exchange of sexual acts for money or goods
✔✔Rehabilitation for a drug addict costs about R50 000 for six months Heroin addiction
costs an addict between ...... and ...... a month - ✔✔R20 000, R30 000
✔✔Which one of the following terms best describes the study of natural resources crime
from a criminological perspective? - ✔✔conservation criminology
✔✔The Liberal Feminist position resembles that of the contractarians The core liberal
argument focuses on individual rights The organisatIon. Is an example of a liberal
feminist group. - ✔✔COYOTE
, ✔✔Brantingham and Brantingham (1981) describe ecological criminology as -
✔✔primarily associated with the study of spatial patterns of crime in an urban context.
✔✔In South Africa the focus on serious crimes has constantly been shifting. In the
1980s the following crimes were perceived as serious - ✔✔bank robberies and political
crimes
✔✔Which one of the following legislative measures states that everyone has the right to
an environment that Is not harmful to their health or well-being? - ✔✔Section 24 of the
Bi11 of Rights in the 1996 Constitution
✔✔In an attempt to define organised crime m South Africa the focus should be on -
✔✔the nature of the activities of a criminal organisation
✔✔Which organisation holds the view that prostitution Is inherently exploitative and that
domination and violence are essential features of prostitution - ✔✔WHISPER
✔✔According to the Department of Correctional Services' 2008 offender population
outlay, an alarming fact 1s that the majority of offenders (adult males and females,
Juvenile and youth offenders) were serving sentences for which of the following crimes?
- ✔✔aggressive crimes
✔✔Which one of the following is an example of corporate crime? - ✔✔employee theft,
fraud and embezzlement
✔✔In one of the most comprehensive studies of employee theft, Clark and Hollinger
(2002) found that about one third of the more than 9 000 people they interviewed,
admitted to stealing from their employers What were the characteristics displayed by
these employees? - ✔✔young, female and unmarried
✔✔Causative factors of drug use m women are complex It has been found that such
women often grew up m an environment characterised by - ✔✔violence and being
economically marginalised or with parents who use drugs
✔✔Companies m developed countries frequently abuse developing countries by
entering into lucrative agreements to dump toxic waste m their waters and on their
ground An example of one such a company is - ✔✔Thor Chemicals
✔✔Tombs and Whyte (2010) describe white-collar crime as - ✔✔a heterogeneous
group of offences
GRADED A+
✔✔According to American crime statistics the most serious crime committed 1s -
✔✔aggravated murder
✔✔Waste may be defined as hazardous 1f 1t has one of the following characteristics. -
✔✔highly inflammable
✔✔According to Walsh and Hemmens (2008), which of the following elements best
describes corporate crime? - ✔✔criminal activities on behalf of a business organisation
✔✔Pollution should be considered Just as reprehensible as crimes in the pollution
sphere and should therefore be addressed with as much vigour as crimes involving
more corporeal and sentient resources because - ✔✔the biotic and ab1otic natural
resources are co- dependent on each other.
✔✔According to .. , the term "organised crime" tS frequently used but 1s difficult to
define Choose the most correct authority from the following - ✔✔Glick
✔✔The National Drug Master Plan for South Africa distinguishes between three groups
of dependency-forming substances Preferred use Is based on which group? -
✔✔Opium, Rohypnol, KetamIne and Wellconal
✔✔Which one of the following increases in some of the subcategories of contact crime
Is the most correct crime figures when the SAPS Annual Report 2007/2008 Is compared
with the 2006/2007 Annual Report? - ✔✔aggravated robberies increased by 66.0%
✔✔Defining the concept "prostitution" Is not an easy task, especially 1n an African
context The conventional understanding of prostitution usually encompasses the
following - ✔✔the exchange of sexual acts for money or goods
✔✔Rehabilitation for a drug addict costs about R50 000 for six months Heroin addiction
costs an addict between ...... and ...... a month - ✔✔R20 000, R30 000
✔✔Which one of the following terms best describes the study of natural resources crime
from a criminological perspective? - ✔✔conservation criminology
✔✔The Liberal Feminist position resembles that of the contractarians The core liberal
argument focuses on individual rights The organisatIon. Is an example of a liberal
feminist group. - ✔✔COYOTE
, ✔✔Brantingham and Brantingham (1981) describe ecological criminology as -
✔✔primarily associated with the study of spatial patterns of crime in an urban context.
✔✔In South Africa the focus on serious crimes has constantly been shifting. In the
1980s the following crimes were perceived as serious - ✔✔bank robberies and political
crimes
✔✔Which one of the following legislative measures states that everyone has the right to
an environment that Is not harmful to their health or well-being? - ✔✔Section 24 of the
Bi11 of Rights in the 1996 Constitution
✔✔In an attempt to define organised crime m South Africa the focus should be on -
✔✔the nature of the activities of a criminal organisation
✔✔Which organisation holds the view that prostitution Is inherently exploitative and that
domination and violence are essential features of prostitution - ✔✔WHISPER
✔✔According to the Department of Correctional Services' 2008 offender population
outlay, an alarming fact 1s that the majority of offenders (adult males and females,
Juvenile and youth offenders) were serving sentences for which of the following crimes?
- ✔✔aggressive crimes
✔✔Which one of the following is an example of corporate crime? - ✔✔employee theft,
fraud and embezzlement
✔✔In one of the most comprehensive studies of employee theft, Clark and Hollinger
(2002) found that about one third of the more than 9 000 people they interviewed,
admitted to stealing from their employers What were the characteristics displayed by
these employees? - ✔✔young, female and unmarried
✔✔Causative factors of drug use m women are complex It has been found that such
women often grew up m an environment characterised by - ✔✔violence and being
economically marginalised or with parents who use drugs
✔✔Companies m developed countries frequently abuse developing countries by
entering into lucrative agreements to dump toxic waste m their waters and on their
ground An example of one such a company is - ✔✔Thor Chemicals
✔✔Tombs and Whyte (2010) describe white-collar crime as - ✔✔a heterogeneous
group of offences
