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    Security Education Royal Pear JSS2

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    The document discusses various crimes and criminal offenses. It provides definitions of terms like crime, cultism, and rape. It also lists examples of different types of crimes that can occur in schools, societies, and as organized crime. It examines factors that can influence crime and discusses ways to reduce crime occurrence.

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    The document discusses various crimes and criminal offenses. It provides definitions of terms like crime, cultism, and rape. It also lists examples of different types of crimes that can occur in schools, societies, and as organized crime. It examines factors that can influence crime and discusses ways to reduce crime occurrence.

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    Security Education Royal Pear JSS2

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    The document discusses various crimes and criminal offenses. It provides definitions of terms like crime, cultism, and rape. It also lists examples of different types of crimes that can occur in schools, societies, and as organized crime. It examines factors that can influence crime and discusses ways to reduce crime occurrence.

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    1.

    The following are major insecurity breaches in Nigeria currently except (a) robbery (b)
    assassination (c) kidnapping (d) justice
    2. The following are list of common crimes (a) theft (b) arson (c) accessory (d) burglary theft
    3. crime can be reduced through the following except (a) ensure the well-being of the
    community (b) good education (c) reduction the population of the affected area (d) provide food
    4. _____ is a major cause of crime all around the world (a) over population (b) poverty (c) under
    population (d) poor communication skills
    5. The following are examples of theft except (a) burglary (b) robbery (c) looting (d) keeping of
    one’s property
    6. The following are Common crime in the school environment are except (a) school activities
    (b) bulling (c) ganga activities (d) verbal abuse
    7. The act of deceiving people in order to get money (a) murder (b) rape (c) cultism (d) fraud
    8. _______ is an offence committed against individuals, group of people or society (a) Human
    trafficking (b) Theft (c) forgery (d) crime
    9. The agency of government that crime could be reported to are ____ (a) police (b) armed force
    (c) frsc (d) boy scout
    10. Crime can be reduced through the following (a) ensure the well-being of everyone (b) good
    education and training (c) reduction in population (d) television violence
    11. Any illegal action for which a person can be punished by law of a country is a (a)
    legislatorial action (b) violent action (c) crime (d) criminal.
    12. All of these are criminal offences except (a) child abuse (b) child adoption (c) corruption (d)
    credit card fraud.
    13. A ______ is any individual who uses overpowered force to step on other student in a school
    is called (a) bully (b) state wrong (c) national wrong (d) citizen wrong.
    14. _________ is one of the reason people join cult (a) to be moral (b) to have power and
    revenge (c) to be a good citizen (d) to serve the country better.
    15. Cultism leads to one of the following (a) increase in standard of education (b) insecurity and
    fear (c) safety of lives and property (d) smooth academic calendar.
    16. _____ is defined as the use of another individual’s signature to duplicate a document (a)
    Prostitution (b) armed robbery (c) forgery (d) Theft
    17. Which of these are agents that serve as protection against crime (a) police force (b) gateman
    (c) s.s.s (d) vigilante
    18. An individual who attempts rape is also called (a) sexual assaulter (b) sexual driver (c) rapist
    (d) rapper.
    19. All these but one are effects of rape except (a) unwanted pregnancy (b) depression (c) good
    luck (d) sexually transmitted diseases.
    20. To prevent crimes, citizens should do the following except (a) Obeying the law (b) Reporting
    suspicious movement in the day or night (c) Reporting suspected criminals (d) Bribing police not
    to prosecute criminals
    21 Contaminated foods are __________ (a) useful to health (b) balanced diet (c) adequate for
    health (d) dangerous to health

    22. An untrue statement or the act of lying is called ______ (a) dishonesty (b) honesty (c)
    humility (d) none of the above
    23. Which of the following is not a form of exam malpractice (a) giraffe (b) copying (c)
    impersonating (d) studying
    24. The intentional killing or malicious killing of another person is also known as _______ (a)
    murder (b) bribery (c) embezzlement (d) forgery
    23The act of deceiving people in order to get money ________ (a) fraud (b) arson (c) protest (d)
    none of the above
    25. The physical form of domestic violence includes these except (a) slapping (b) Kicking (c)
    Insulting (d) Beating
    26. The factors that predispose students to crime in school environment except ___ (a) visible
    policing (b) dishonesty (c) parental neglect (d) peer influence
    27. Which of the following crimes is common among students (a) Rape (b) malpractice (c)
    Weapon smuggling (d) Robbery and stealing
    28. An act of intentionally taking another person’s property without permission is called (a) rape
    (b) arson (c) Theft (d) Tapping
    29. All these are common crimes in the society except (a) Bulling (b) Kidnapping (c) Gang
    activities (d) Possession and use of illegal drugs and alcohol
    30. Embezzlement is __________ (a) stealing or misappropriating money placed in one’s trust or
    control (b) counterfeiting money (c) taking something from another person by force (d) willfully
    taking another person’s life.

    SECTION B (THEORY)
    ANSWER ALL
    1a. Define crime (2 marks)
    1b. List 4 Types of crime (4 marks)
    1c. List 4 examples of ‘organized crime’ (4 marks)
    2a. Explain cultism (2½ marks)
    2b. Explain Rape (2½ marks)
    2c. List 5 examples of crime (5 marks)

    3a. List 5 ways of observing crime in the society (5 marks)


    3b. List 5 examples of crime in school (2½ marks)
    3c. List 5 examples of crime in the society (2½ marks)

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