September 1, 2011

Chapter 1: Subtopic 1B Quiz

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Chapter 1: Criminal Acts Overview:
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  Subtopic 1B Quiz: What is the “actus reus” or the criminal act?
  
      
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            Question 1
What is the “actus reus” of a crime?
A
the physical act
B
the psychological act
Hint: 
Actually taking items off store shelves and leaving without paying for them is an example.   
C
the legal part
Hint: 
Actually taking items off store shelves and leaving without paying for them is an example.   
D
the mental act
Hint: 
Actually taking items off store shelves and leaving without paying for them is an example.   
E
none of the above
Hint: 
Actually taking items off store shelves and leaving without paying for them is an example.   
Question 2
In order for the “actus reus” to be illegal, the physical act by the defendant must be:
A
voluntary
B
really bad
C
visible
D
painful
E
all of the above
Question 3
Which of the following is a voluntary act?
A
Bumping into somebody while sleepwalking
B
Reflexively kicking your leg after the doctor taps your knee
C
Punching somebody who made you angry
D
Dreaming of sweet revenge
E
None of the above
Question 4
The “actus reus” is a physical act that DOES NOT include mere _____. 
A
slapping
B
thoughts
C
thumping
D
kicking
            
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Chapter 1:Subtopic 1A Quiz | Chapter 1:Subtopic 1C Quiz

A	the physical act
B	the psychological act Hint: Actually taking items off store shelves and leaving without paying for them is an example.
C	the legal part Hint: Actually taking items off store shelves and leaving without paying for them is an example.
D	the mental act Hint: Actually taking items off store shelves and leaving without paying for them is an example.
E	none of the above Hint: Actually taking items off store shelves and leaving without paying for them is an example.

A	Bumping into somebody while sleepwalking
B	Reflexively kicking your leg after the doctor taps your knee
C	Punching somebody who made you angry
D	Dreaming of sweet revenge
E	None of the above

Chapter 1: Subtopic 1B Quiz

Chapter 1: Criminal Acts Overview: What makes acts criminal or unlawful?

Subtopic 1B Quiz: What is the “actus reus” or the criminal act?

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