1) Although all of the following apply to burglary, the most essential element is:
A. residential structure.
B. intent at time of entry.
C. actual theft of property.
D. breaking and entering.
2) Stealing a $120 crate of frozen lobsters from the front seat of a car is all but one? of the following crimes. Select the incorrect answer.
A. Petty theft, if entry not forced.
B. Burglary, if windows are up and doors are locked.
C. Grand theft, even if windows are down.
D. Grand theft, even if doors are unlocked.
3) Burglary during a state of emergency is known as:
A. rioting.
B. first degree burglary.
C. looting.
D. stealing.
4) All but one of the following is true ?of burglary. Select the incorrect answer.
A. Burglary is a specific intent crime.
B. One can commit burglary without personally entering.
C. Burglary requires a physical breaking to enter.
D. A "building" is one with walls on all sides and a roof.
5) How many degrees of burglary are there?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
6) Physically breaking in, prying a door, window, or lock is known as:
A. forced entry.
B. absconding.
C. constructive entry.
D. larcenous theft.
7) Which is true? with regards to burglary?
A. There must be evidence of physical force used to obtain entry.
B. There must be "breaking and entering".
C. It must be conducted during hours of darkness.
D. Burglary may be either a felony or misdemeanor.
8) Theft to permanently deprive an owner of their property is known as:
A. grand theft.
B. larceny.
C. extortion.
D. robbery.
9) Entering a building with intent to commit a theft or a felony is known as a/an:
A. Robbery.
B. Theft.
C. Asportation.
D. Burglary.
10) The crime of burglary is complete once the suspect:
A. leaves the structure.
B. steals the first item he sees.
C. enters the structure.
D. Plans the crime.
11) All but one of the following is burglary. Select the incorrect answer.
A. Entering one's own apartment to commit any felony.
B. Walking into a public coin-operated laundry to commit theft.
C. Entering an open department store to buy merchandise with a stolen credit card.
D. Using a hooked wire to steal a videotape from a store's return slot.
12) Provided the necessary intent is present, burglary is complete the moment that:
A. property is moved or taken.
B. the suspect accomplishes entry.
C. a felony is committed inside.
D. the suspect leaves with stolen goods.
13) First degree burglary is a:
A. felony.
B. wobbler.
C. misdemeanor.
D. infraction.
14) If someone used a hook or wire to reach into a building to steal an object, this would be an example of what type of entry?
A. Real
B. Direct
C. Constructive
D. Creative
15) Which of the following would not? be considered a dwelling?
A. A residence
B. An apartment
C. A store
D. A condo
16) Burglary is accomplished when one enters a building with intent to commit:
A. petty theft.
B. grand theft.
C. any felony.
D. all of the above.
17) A burglary can take place in all of the following except:
A. a private residence.
B. a vehicle.
C. a vessel.
D. a framed house under construction.
18) If one sees and decides to steal $400 cash after lawfully entering any building, the crime is:
A. grand theft.
B. a felony.
C. burglary.
D. petty theft.
19) Burglary, in which one of the following examples, is first degree?
A. Inhabited trailer coach
B. Locked vehicle
C. Locked home
D. During nighttime hours
20) A device for opening locks without a key is a/an:
A. master key.
B. house key.
C. lockpick.
D. hotwire.
21) Asportation is an essential element of burglary. True or false?
22) Asportation is an essential element of burglary. True or false/
23) A burglary does not require any "breaking" or the use of force. True or false?
24) One may commit burglary by entering a building for the purpose of committing rape. True or false?
25) A building for purposes of burglary must be a structure with walls on all sides and a roof. True or false?