prison rule 25 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/25 Subscribe 1. : According to Rule 226, convicted prisoners are classified into: (A) Superior and ordinary (B) Casuals and habituals (C) Male and female (D) Political and criminal 2. : Casual prisoners under Rule 226 are: (A) First offenders who lapse into crime due to surroundings or mental deficiency (B) Repeat offenders with criminal mentality (C) Political prisoners (D) Prisoners serving life sentences 3. : Habitual prisoners under Rule 226 are: (A) First offenders (B) Repeat offenders with criminal mentality (C) Prisoners under trial (D) Civil prisoners 4. : Rule 227 classifies convicted prisoners by age into: (A) Juveniles, adolescents, and adults (B) Superior and ordinary (C) Male and female (D) Casuals and habituals 5. : Juveniles under Rule 227 are prisoners: (A) Under the age of 21 (B) Under the age of 18 (C) Over the age of 21 (D) Between 18 and 25 6. : Adolescents under Rule 227 are prisoners: (A) Under 18 (B) Over 18 and under 21 (C) Over 21 (D) Between 16 and 20 7. : Adults under Rule 227 are prisoners: (A) Under 18 (B) Between 18 and 21 (C) Over 21 (D) Over 25 8. : Rule 228 classifies convicted prisoners by the nature of sentence into: (A) Juveniles and adults (B) Casuals and habituals (C) Rigorous imprisonment and simple imprisonment (D) Political and ordinary 9. : Rigorous imprisonment under Rule 228 refers to: (A) Confinement with hard labor (B) Confinement without labor (C) Parole period (D) Civil detention 10. : Simple imprisonment under Rule 228 refers to: (A) Confinement with hard labor (B) Confinement without labor (C) Juvenile detention (D) Political detention 11. : Rule 229 classifies under-trial prisoners as: (A) Juveniles and adults (B) Committed to Sessions and other courts (C) Superior, ordinary, and political (D) Casuals and habituals 12. : Rule 230 states that women prisoners will be classified: (A) Differently than males (B) In the same manner as males (C) Only by age (D) Only by nature of sentence 13. : According to Rule 231(i), in prisons containing men and women: (A) Women may be held together with men (B) Women shall be imprisoned separately or in a separate part (C) Men and women may communicate freely (D) Women are sent to civil detention 14. : The purpose of Rule 231(i) is to: (A) Improve prison labor (B) Prevent women prisoners from seeing, conversing, or communicating with male prisoners (C) Classify women as juveniles (D) Allow supervised interaction with male prisoners 15. : Juveniles under Rule 231 shall be: (A) Treated the same as adults (B) Separated from adult prisoners (C) Placed with habitual prisoners (D) Placed with political prisoners 16. : Rule 226 identifies the cause of crime for casual prisoners as: (A) Criminal mentality (B) Surroundings, physical disability, or mental deficiency (C) Political motives (D) Habitual offending 17. : Under Rule 227, the age category for adults begins at: (A) 18 years (B) 21 years (C) 25 years (D) 16 years 18. : Classification of under-trial prisoners under Rule 229 is based on: (A) Age (B) Court to which they are committed (C) Nature of sentence (D) Remission earned 19. : Rule 230 implies that women prisoners’ classification follows: (A) Only age criteria (B) Same categories as male prisoners, including class and age (C) Only sentence type (D) Only casual or habitual status 20. : The separation of prisoners in Rule 231 is primarily for: (A) Administrative convenience (B) Safety, privacy, and prevention of communication between male and female prisoners (C) Simplified classification (D) Health purposes only 21. : Casual prisoners are considered first offenders because: (A) They are sentenced to life imprisonment (B) They lapse into crime due to environment, not criminal intent (C) They are juveniles (D) They are political prisoners 22. : Adults under Rule 227 are: (A) Under 18 (B) 18–21 years (C) Over 21 (D) Over 25 23. : Rule 229 distinguishes under-trial prisoners based on: (A) Type of offense (B) Court of commitment (C) Gender (D) Length of anticipated sentence 24. : Juveniles and adolescents under Rule 227 are classified primarily by: (A) Age (B) Conduct (C) Nature of offense (D) Remission earned 25. : Rule 231 emphasizes that male and female prisoners should be: (A) Housed together (B) Separated to prevent interaction (C) Allowed limited communication (D) Transferred to separate prisons only in special cases