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1.
ThePennsylvaniasystemfocusedontheisolationofconvict
edindividualsandonservingpenance.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
True
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
2.
EnglishtrendsandpracticesgreatlyinfluencedAme
ricancorrections.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
True
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheColonialPeriod
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.01-Describe“T
heGreatLaw”ofPennsylvaniaandnoteits
importance.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
3.
TheAuburnsystemfocusedonacongregatesystemofoperations.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
True
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
4.
BeforetheAmericanRevolution,correctionalphi
losophywasbasedontheideaofperfectibility.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
False
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
TheDevelopmentofPrisonsintheSouthandWest
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
5.
Thepositivistschoollookedtofreewillandrational
thoughtasthereasonforcrime.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
False
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseoftheProgressives
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.04-Identifythere
formsadvocatedbytheProgressives.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
6.
Theoriginalpenitentiaryreliedonpenanceandc
ontemplationasthemeansforthepersonwhohadcommitt
eda
crimetomovefromsintowardperfection.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
True
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
7.
TheCincinnatiDeclarationofPrinciplesadvoc
atedaphilosophyofreformationfollowedbyrelease.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
True
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseoftheProgressives
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.03-Discusstheel
ementsoftheCincinnatiDeclaration.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
8.
ThePennsylvaniasystemofcorrectionswasbasedonQuakeridea
s.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
False
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
TheDevelopmentofPrisonsintheSouthandWest
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
9.
Correctionsbasedontheassumptionthatcriminalbe
haviorcanbetreatedisknownasthecrimecontrolmode
l.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
False
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheCrimeControlModel:
ThePendulumSwingsAgain
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.07-Describethe
forcesandeventsthatledtothepresent
crimecontrolmodel.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
10.
Theideasofclassification,parole,andrehabili
tativeprogramswerefirstcreatedandputintopract
iceattheElmira
Reformatoryforboys.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
True
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseoftheProgressives
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.04-Identifythere
formsadvocatedbytheProgressives.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
11.
ConvictlaborforprofitbecameanessentialpartofthePennsylvaniapenitentiarysystemthroughouttheea
rly1800s.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
False
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
12.
TheinfamousAtticaprisonriotthattookplaceinSe
ptember1971atNewYorkState’sAtticaCorrectional
Facility
aidedandinspiredthemovetowardacommunitycorrect
ionsmodel.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
True
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
FromMedicalModeltoComm
unityModel
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.06-Illustrate
howthecommunitymodelreflectedthesocial
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
13.
Attemptstoimplementtheideasofthemedi
calmodelofcorrectionsintheUnitedStateswere
firstmadeinthe
1930s.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
False
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseoftheMedical
Model
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.05-Discusstheassum
ptionsofthemedicalmodelregarding
thenatureofcriminalbehavioranditscorrect
ion.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
14.
Incarceration,inthetraditionoftheearlyEngli
shworkhouse,developedintheimmediateaftermathoft
heAmerican
RevolutionaryWar.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
True
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
15.
AmericansfollowedtheEuropeanpracticeofrelyingonbrut
alformsofcorporalpunishmentuntiltheearly1900s.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
False
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheColonialPeriod
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.01-Describe“T
heGreatLaw”ofPennsylvaniaandnoteits
importance.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
16.
TheProgressivesthoughtitnecessarytoknowthelifehistoryofea
chpersonwhocommittedacrimeinorderto
deviseanappropriatetreatmentplanforthatspec
ificindividual.
a.
True
b.
False
ANSWER:
True
POINTS:
1
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
17.
TheAmericanpenitentiarywasfirstconcept
ualizedby_____________.
a.
Quakers
b.
reformers
c.
progressives
d.
laboradvocates
ANSWER:
a
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
18.
InNewEngland,thePuritansmaintainedasociet
ygovernedbywhattypeofprinciples?
a.
Legalistic
b.
Religious
c.
Socialist
d.
Capitalist
ANSWER:
b
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheColonialPeriod
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.01-Describe“T
heGreatLaw”ofPennsylvaniaandnoteits
importance.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
19.
Theconceptofseparateconfinementwasintroduc
edinseveraldifferentlocations;whichonebeca
methefullest
expressionofrehabilitationthroughseparateconfine
ment?
a.
Potomac,Maryland
b.
Auburn,NewYork
c.
Trenton,NewJersey
d.
CherryHill,Pennsylvania
ANSWER:
d
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
20.
ManyideasthatarosefromtheEnlightenmentfost
eredthethinkingthatcrimeiscausedby_____________.
a.
humannature
b.
forcesintheenvironment
c.
biology
d.
sin
ANSWER:
b
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheReformatoryMovement
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.03-Discusstheel
ementsoftheCincinnatiDeclaration.
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.04-IdentifythereformsadvocatedbytheProgressi
ves.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
21.
The_____________wasapenitentiarysystemdevelopedinPennsyl
vaniainwhicheachprisonresidentwasheld
inisolationfromotherprisonresidents.
a.
congregatesystem
b.
assemblysystem
c.
separateconfinementsystem
d.
segregatedconfinementsystem
ANSWER:
c
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
22.
The“congregate”systemofprisondisciplinewasfi
rstinstitutedatthe_____________.
a.
WalnutStreetJail
b.
SingPenitentiary
c.
EasternPenitentiary
d.
AuburnPenitentiary
ANSWER:
d
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
23.
Thefirstinstitutiontoembodytheprinciplesoft
heCincinnatiPrisonCongresswas_____________.
a.
SingSingPrison
b.
AuburnStatePenitentiary
c.
ElmiraReformatory
d.
CincinnatiCityPrison
ANSWER:
c
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheReformatoryMovement
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.03-Discusstheel
ementsoftheCincinnatiDeclaration.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
24.
In1927,HowardGilltriedtoimplementthemedic
almodelbydesigningNorfolkStatePrisonColonyinthestyle
ofa_____________.
a.
hospital
b.
laborcamp
c.
collegecampus
d.
workreleaseprogram
ANSWER:
c
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseoftheMedical
Model
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.05-Discusstheassum
ptionsofthemedicalmodelregarding
thenatureofcriminalbehavioranditscorrect
ion.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
25.
ThePennsylvaniasystembeganwithapenitenti
arysystembasedon_____________.
a.
separateconfinement
b.
communalliving
c.
disciplineandobedience
d.
laborforprofit
ANSWER:
a
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
26.
Duringthecolonialperiod,mostAmericanslivedunde
rlawsandpracticestransferredfrom___________and
adaptedtolocalconditions.
a.
Italy
b.
England
c.
Germany
d.
France
ANSWER:
b
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheColonialPeriod
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.01-Describe“T
heGreatLaw”ofPennsylvaniaandnoteits
importance.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
27.
Separateconfinementwasfirstimplement
edin_____________.
a.
EasternStatePenitentiary
b.
WesternStatePenitentiary
c.
AuburnPenitentiary
d.
WalnutStreetJail
ANSWER:
d
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
28.
Thepenitentiarywastobeaplacewhere_____________.
a.
peoplewhocommittedacrimewereisolat
edfrombadinfluencesinsociety
b.
peoplewhocommittedacrimewereisolat
edfromoneanother
c.
peoplewhocommittedacrimecouldreflec
tontheirmisdeeds
d.
Allofthesearecorrect
ANSWER:
d
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
29.
TheopeningofbothWestern(1825)andEasternState(1829)Penit
entiariesinPennsylvaniamarkedthefull
implementationofthe____________systemofcorrections.
a.
thecongregate
b.
incarceratedpeoplelabor
c.
separateconfinement
d.
contract-lease
ANSWER:
c
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
30.
The__________cametobeknownastheEraofTreatment,i
nwhichmanystatesadoptedthemedicalmodel
of
corrections.
a.
1920s
b.
1930s
c.
1940s
d.
1950s
ANSWER:
d
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseoftheMedical
Model
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.05-Discusstheassum
ptionsofthemedicalmodelregarding
thenatureofcriminalbehavioranditscorrect
ion.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
31.
Inregardtotheconvictleasesystem,incarce
ratedpeoplewere_____________.
a.
usedonlyforprisonmaintenance
b.
usedfornonprofitlaborpurposes
c.
usedforlaborforprofitbyprivateinterests
d.
confinedtoworkintheircellsperformingmeaningle
sstasks
ANSWER:
c
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
32.
DuringtheProgressiveReformera,twomaincorrectiona
lstrategieswereimplemented,whichwerei
mproving
conditionsinsocialenvironmentsand_____________.
a.
feedingincarceratedpeopleamorenutriti
ousdiet
b.
ensuringincarceratedpeoplewerenotinsolitude
c.
reintegratingincarceratedpeopleintosoc
iety
d.
rehabilitatingpeoplewhohadcommittedc
rimes
ANSWER:
d
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseoftheProgressives
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.03-Discusstheel
ementsoftheCincinnatiDeclaration.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
33.
The_________________referstoaninstitutionintendedtoisolat
eincarceratedpeoplefromsocietyandeach
othersothattheycouldreflectontheirpastmi
sdeeds,repent,andundergoreformation.
a.
panopticon
b.
jail
c.
reformatory
d.
penitentiary
ANSWER:
d
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
34.
WhichofthefollowingisNOToneofthemajorreformscrea
tedandsuccessfullyimplementedbythe
Progressives?
a.
Probation
b.
Determinatesentencing
c.
Parole
d.
Indeterminatesentencing
ANSWER:
b
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseoftheProgressives
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.04-Identifythere
formsadvocatedbytheProgressives.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
35.
The_____________approachtocriminologyisbasedontheassumptiont
hathumanbehaviorisaproductof
biological,economic,psychological,andsocia
lfactors,andthatthescientificmethodca
nbeappliedtoascertain
thecausesofindividualbehavior.
a.
ClassicalSchool
b.
PositivistSchool
c.
ProgressiveSchool
d.
NeoclassicalSchool
ANSWER:
b
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheRiseoftheProgressives
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.04-Identifythere
formsadvocatedbytheProgressives.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
36.
The_____________,aninstitutionforyoungpeoplewhocommittedcri
mes,emphasizedtraining,amarksystem
ofclassification,indeterminatesente
nces,andparole.
a.
penitentiary
b.
jail
c.
juveniledetentioncenter
d.
reformatory
ANSWER:
d
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheReformatoryMovement
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.03-Discusstheel
ementsoftheCincinnatiDeclaration.
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.04-IdentifythereformsadvocatedbytheProgressi
ves.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember
37.
Theleasingofprisonresidentstoprivateentreprene
ursfirsttookholdinthe_____________.
a.
North
b.
West
c.
South
d.
East
ANSWER:
c
POINTS:
1
REFERENCES:
TheArrivalofthePenitent
iary
LEARNINGOBJECTIVES:
ACOR.CLEA.19.03.02-Compareandc
ontrastthebasicassumptionsofthe
penitentiarysystemsofPennsylvaniaandNewYork.
KEYWORDS:
Bloom’s:Remember