12. In Homicides ____________________________________."
a. the victim and offender are generally known to one another
b. most offenders are connected to some other felony, such as burglary and robbery.
c. the motives are most often economic in nature.
d. all of the above.
My thoughts: I know a is correct, but option b looks correct, c is doubtful though, but if I like options a and b, d is possibly correct too, leaving me clueless. Of course, I can't find this anywhere in the homicide section of the book (all the questions go in order and are relatively easy in this book's quizzes, but sometimes it throws in a random question out of order that could be anywhere).
a. the victim and offender are generally known to one another
b. most offenders are connected to some other felony, such as burglary and robbery.
c. the motives are most often economic in nature.
d. all of the above.
My thoughts: I know a is correct, but option b looks correct, c is doubtful though, but if I like options a and b, d is possibly correct too, leaving me clueless. Of course, I can't find this anywhere in the homicide section of the book (all the questions go in order and are relatively easy in this book's quizzes, but sometimes it throws in a random question out of order that could be anywhere).