Chapter 2 Practice Quiz

Crime in Canada
. ________is not considered a crime against the person.

. Robbery is more likely to occur in or on ________.

. Volkswagen and Audi are under investigation for cheating on emissions tests on diesel vehicles sold in Canada. This best illustrates ________.

. Genocide is an example of ________.

. ________ measures the volume of crime reported to the police and applies a weight to different types of crime to better reflect the impact of more serious offences.

. A limitation associated with victimization surveys is ________.

. The main cause of traffic fatalities is ________.

. As compared to urban areas, research on crime in rural Canadian areas has found that ________.

. ________, maintained by Statistics Canada, produces reports on crime, offenders, victims, and the operations of the justice system.

. Police are more likely to label ________ cases as "unfounded" than other violent crimes.

. Robbery is primarily a rural crime.

. Motor vehicle theft has a seasonal element; it tends to increase when temperatures are very low or high.

. Boys are more likely than girls to be victims of cyberbullying

. White-collar offenders are usually punished harshly by the justice system

. Over one-half of drug-related violations in Canada are related to organized crime.

. Recently, the RCMP has redirected over $100 million in resources from investigating organized crime to investigating and maintaining national security.

. Assault is the most commonly reported violent crime.

. Research shows that traffic enforcement saves lives

. Places with higher robbery rates tend to have higher murder rates.

. Organized crime offenders tend to be generalists.

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