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  1. Return to The Oxford Textbook on Criminology 2e Student Resources

Chapter 8 Self-test questions

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. What are the five areas of hate crime that are protected by law in England and Wales?

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. Which movement has brought focus to the discriminatory treatment of women in society?

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. Which term describes the fact that a person has several characteristics that can go beyond a single group identity?

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. In 2018/19, which category of hate crime had the highest number of recorded offences in England and Wales?

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. What is the correct term for crimes directed at disabled people?

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. Which model of disability suggests that it is society's response to disabled people and their needs that creates challenges, rather than the specific nature of the physical or cognitive issues?

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. 'Disablist hate crime is the _____ most common form of hate crime.' What is the missing word?

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. Where is disablist hate crime particularly problematic? (Select all that apply.)

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. LGBT+ is an initialism that encompasses many sexual orientations and gender identities. What does the '+' stand for? (Select all that apply.)

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. How many countries criminalise private, consensual, same-sex sexual activity?

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. In what year was transgendered hate crime officially recognised?

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. In 2017, the UK government launched the largest national survey to gather information about the experiences of LGBT people in the UK. What percentage of people reported experiencing an incident because they were LGBT?

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. What does BAME stand for?

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. When was the first inquiry into the problem of racism and racial violence by the British government?

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. By what percentage did hate crimes surge in the month following the EU referendum in 2016?

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. One of the triggers for hate crime is the idea of difference and the fear of threats to security and values. To which of the following events can racial hate crime be linked? (Select all that apply.)

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. What are the two main religious hate crimes affecting individuals in the UK?

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. One of the triggers for hate crime is the idea of difference and the fear of threats to security and values. To which of the following events can Islamophobic hate crime be linked? (Select all that apply.)

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. In the 2019 Community Security Trust annual report, how many antisemitic hate crimes did they record in the UK in one year?

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. What type of 'right' is the 'right to free speech'?

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