Test it!
Anti-social Behaviour
It is time to test your knowledge of anti-social behaviour. However, if you are not ready to do the test, you will not be able to answer the questions correctly and you will need to go back to the Read It ! pages to help you learn more about the topic.
What is the full definition of antisocial behaviour?
Any behaviour which causes alarm, harassment, or distress
Any behaviour which causes annoyance, hurt or distrust
Any bad behaviour
Any bad behaviour that happens more than once
What is the main reason for having definitions in law?
They help us with our grammar
They help us with our spelling
They give us a description
They give everyone the same understanding
What three categories of anti-social behaviour have we discussed?
Street Problems, Nuisance Neighbours and Environmental Crime
Street Problems, General Nuisance and Noisy Children
Environmental issues and neighbours we don't like
Alcohol and Drugs in the environment
Which of the following have we described as environmental crime?
Loud Music
Graffiti
Large groups of people in public
Threatening people
Vandalism is:
Destroying or damaging property belonging to myself
Destroying or damaging property belonging to someone else
Destroying or damaging property belonging to someone else without their permission
Destroying or damaging cars and bus shelters only
What is it called when we deliberately drop rubbish in the street and leave it there?
Dropping rubbish
Littering
Fly tipping
Vandalism
Which ONE of these will always be classed as anti-social behaviour in school?
Calling someone by a nickname
Not wanting to be part of the school council
Talking with a teacher
Bullying
What happened to Andy because he vandalised a bus shelter?
He was given a Local Child Curfew
He was given a warning by the police
He was given a civil injunction
He was given a Parenting Order
What does CBO stand for?
Child Behaviour Order
Criminal Behaviour Order
Child Behaviour Offer
Criminal Behaviour Offer
