Chapter 2

Question 1

The UCR stands for what?

Answer 1

Uniform Crime Reports

Question 2

The UCR is broken up into two different types of crime, which is what?

Answer 2

Part I and Part II crimes

Question 3

The primary objective of the ______ is to generate a consistent and reliable set of crime statistics.

Answer 3

UCR

Question 4

The UCR contains less detailed information on multiple-crime incidents, primarily due to what?

Answer 4

the hierarchy rule

Question 5

Exceptions to the hierarchy rule include human trafficking/commercial sex acts and what?

Answer 5

arson

Question 6

Although the Summary Reporting System does not have detailed information, the ______ collects additional homicide data.

Answer 6

SHR

Question 7

The FBI developed the ______ in the 1960s to gain more information on murders.

Answer 7

Supplementary Homicide Reports

Question 8

______ collects data from participating agencies on officer line-of-duty deaths and assaults.

Answer 8

LEOKA

Question 9

Unofficial measures of crime, such as the ______, broaden our understanding with additional data.

Answer 9

NCVS

Question 10

Instances when crimes do not come to the attention of law enforcement are referred to as ______.

Answer 10

the dark figure of crime

Question 11

Any individuals ______ years of age and older are eligible to participate in the NCVS survey.

Answer 11

12

Question 12

The NCVS does not collect information on homicides, arson, commercial crimes, andwhat?

Answer 12

crimes against children under the age of 12

Question 13

Which is true between the UCR and NCVS?

Answer 13

Their estimates of crime may contain variations.

Question 14

The ______ collects information to measure substance and alcohol use patterns among youths.

Answer 14

MTF

Question 15

In addition to interviewing juveniles, National Youth Survey collects data by interviewing the juvenile’s ______.

Answer 15

parents.