CLJ4-CRILW2
  • 1. Juan intentionally stabs Pedro during an argument, and Pedro dies instantly. Which crime is most applicable?
A) Murder
B) Homicide
C) Parricide
D) Reckless imprudence resulting in Homicide
  • 2. Maria kills her husband by poisoning him over a month-long scheme. What aggravating circumstance elevates the crime?
A) Imprudence
B) Treachery
C) Heat of passion
D) Self-defense
  • 3. A mother neglects to feed her newborn, resulting in the baby’s death. This act constitutes?
A) Homicide
B) Murder
C) Infanticide
D) Parricide
  • 4. During a domestic quarrel, Pedro shoots his wife out of rage, unintentionally killing her. The proper classification is?
A) Murder
B) Parricide
C) Homicide
D) Attempted Murder
  • 5. Carla assaults her neighbor during a bar fight, causing temporary loss of consciousness. The crime is?
A) Murder
B) Serious physical injury
C) Grave threat
D) Slight physical injury
  • 6. A group of teenagers fires a gun recklessly in a public park, wounding a bystander. This is classified as?
A) Reckless imprudence resulting in physical injuries
B) Attempted Murder
C) Illegal discharge of firearms
D) Assault
  • 7. During a robbery, the suspect rapes the victim while threatening with a knife. The correct classification is?
A) Physical injuries
B) Sexual harassment
C) Rape with aggravating circumstances
D) Simple rape
  • 8. Juan, in a sudden quarrel, punches his friend, causing bruises but no lasting damage. The crime is?
A) Serious physical injuries
B) Light physical injuries
C) Attempted homicide
D) Grave threat
  • 9. A father kills his minor child to claim life insurance benefits. The proper classification of the crime is?
A) Parricide
B) Homicide
C) Infanticide
D) Murder
  • 10. A person shoots at another in a crowded street without intent to kill, resulting in injuries. This is best classified as?
A) Murder
B) Homicide
C) Reckless imprudence resulting in physical injuries
D) Illegal discharge of firearms
  • 11. Which of the following elements differentiates murder from homicide?
A) Resulting death
B) Presence of treachery, evident premeditation, or cruelty
C) Both parties are related
D) Intent to cause bodily injury
  • 12. If a mother kills her newborn within 24 hours due to fear of social stigma, which element primarily distinguishes infanticide from homicide?
A) Intent to kill
B) Maternal relationship
C) Use of weapon
D) Recklessness
  • 13. Which scenario qualifies as parricide rather than homicide?
A) A neighbor kills during an argument
B) A son poisons his father with prior planning
C) A husband kills his wife in a fight
D) A stranger kills another during a robbery
  • 14. Analyzing the act of rape, which element is critical to distinguish it from sexual harassment?
A) Emotional distress
B) Minor injuries
C) Absence of consent and use of force or intimidation
D) Physical contact
  • 15. Which factor primarily aggravates liability in crimes involving physical injuries?
A) Consent of the victim
B) Duration of the act
C) Weapon used and intention to cause serious harm
D) Location of the incident
  • 16. When evaluating illegal discharge of firearms, which element is essential to establish criminal liability?
A) Whether someone was injured
B) Firing a gun in public without lawful cause
C) Ownership of firearm
D) The shooter’s motive
  • 17. A person intentionally kills another during a sudden quarrel without premeditation. Which analysis applies in classifying the act?
A) Murder due to intentional killing
B) Reckless imprudence
C) Parricide
D) Homicide due to lack of evident premeditation
  • 18. To distinguish serious physical injuries from light physical injuries, what is the primary analytical criterion?
A) Age of offender
B) Nature and extent of injuries inflicted
C) Social status of victim
D) Duration of hospital stay
  • 19. In analyzing murder committed with treachery, what factor is decisive?
A) Motive
B) Weapon used
C) Execution of the act in a manner that ensures surprise and defenselessness of victim
D) Sudden heat of passion
  • 20. Which scenario best demonstrates reckless imprudence resulting in homicide?
A) A driver speeds and accidentally hits a pedestrian, causing death
B) A child kills another child accidentally
C) A man shoots another intentionally in a duel
D) A spouse kills a partner in jealousy
  • 21. Juan took Maria’s laptop from her unattended bag in a coffee shop without her knowledge. Which crime is committed?
A) Theft
B) Estafa
C) Robbery
D) Malicious Mischief
  • 22. Pedro threatened a store cashier with a knife to take the cash from the register. What crime is applicable?
A) Robbery
B) Coercion
C) Theft
D) Brigandage
  • 23. A group of armed men raided a rural village, taking goods and money by force. This is classified as?
A) Estafa
B) Theft
C) Robbery
D) Brigandage
  • 24. Carla convinced her employer to give her money by presenting fake invoices. This is an example of?
A) Theft
B) Malicious Mischief
C) Robbery
D) Estafa
  • 25. A person scratches his neighbor’s car out of spite. The proper classification is?
A) Robbery
B) Malicious Mischief
C) Theft
D) Estafa
  • 26. During a heated argument, Juan locks his business partner inside the office without consent. This is?
A) Coercion
B) Threats
C) Unlawful Arrest
D) Serious Illegal Detention
  • 27. A police officer arrests someone without a valid warrant or legal basis. The proper classification is?
A) Kidnapping
B) Unlawful Arrest
C) Threats
D) Coercion
  • 28. Pedro threatens to reveal Maria’s personal secrets unless she signs over her property. The crime is?
A) Coercion
B) Robbery
C) Malicious Mischief
D) Estafa
  • 29. Juan forces a person to do something against their will by threatening harm to their family. This is?
A) Unlawful Arrest
B) Serious Illegal Detention
C) Coercion
D) Threats
  • 30. Maria steals a bicycle from the street at night without the owner noticing. This is classified as?
A) Theft
B) Brigandage
C) Robbery
D) Estafa
  • 31. A gang forcibly takes money from commuters at a highway toll using guns. This is?
A) Estafa
B) Robbery
C) Malicious Mischief
D) Brigandage
  • 32. Pedro intentionally destroys the store window of a competitor. The crime is?
A) Malicious Mischief
B) Estafa
C) Robbery
D) Threats
  • 33. A company officer embezzles funds by falsifying records. The crime committed is?
A) Theft
B) Robbery
C) Malicious Mischief
D) Estafa
  • 34. Juan abducts a child for ransom. The crime is?
A) Serious Illegal Detention
B) Coercion
C) Kidnapping
D) Unlawful Arrest
  • 35. Pedro confines his employee in a room to force him to confess to wrongdoing. This constitutes?
A) Serious Illegal Detention
B) Threats
C) Kidnapping
D) Coercion
  • 36. Which element differentiates robbery from theft?
A) Intention to gain
B) Use of violence or intimidation
C) Taking of personal property
D) Ownership of property
  • 37. To distinguish brigandage from ordinary robbery, the critical factor is?
A) Consent of the victim
B) Value of items taken
C) Public disturbance and armed group involvement
D) Number of victims
  • 38. What primarily distinguishes estafa from theft?
A) Public threat
B) Use of force
C) Use of deceit or fraudulent means
D) Taking of property
  • 39. When analyzing serious illegal detention versus unlawful arrest, which factor is decisive?
A) Presence of threat or violence
B) Duration of detention
C) Authority of the person detaining
D) Age of the victim
  • 40. Which analysis best distinguishes coercion from threats?
A) Threats require actual property damage
B) Threats always involve physical harm
C) Coercion is always public
D) Coercion requires an unlawful act to compel a victim, while threats may only intimidate
  • 41. A group of armed men seizes a ship on the high seas and takes the crew’s money by force. This act constitutes?
A) Robbery
B) Estafa
C) Brigandage
D) Piracy under PD 532
  • 42. Pedro confines a person in a private room without legal authority or consent. This is classified as?
A) Arbitrary Detention
B) Serious Illegal Detention
C) Kidnapping
D) Coercion
  • 43. Juan enters Maria’s house without permission and steals some items. This crime is?
A) Violation of Domicile
B) Trespassing
C) Robbery
D) Theft
  • 44. During a bar fight, Pedro punches Juan in the face causing bruises. The applicable crime is?
A) Assault
B) Serious Physical Injury
C) Grave Threat
D) Slight Physical Injury
  • 45. A person fires a gun in a public area causing panic and fear among residents. This constitutes?
A) Brigandage
B) Alarm and Scandal
C) Threats
D) Malicious Mischief
  • 46. A prison guard engages in sexual relations with a prisoner under his custody. The crime committed is?
A) Rape
B) Infidelity in the Custody of Prisoners
C) Estafa
D) Assault
  • 47. A public official spreads false information that damages the reputation of another person. This is?
A) Alarm and Scandal
B) Threats
C) Libel
D) Grave Scandal
  • 48. An officer accepts money from a citizen in exchange for releasing a detained suspect. The crime is?
A) Arbitrary Detention
B) Estafa
C) Coercion
D) Bribery
  • 49. A group of men unlawfully boards a foreign cargo ship and steals goods during navigation. The applicable law is?
A) Malicious Mischief
B) RPC only
C) PD 532
D) Theft
  • 50. Pedro locks his neighbor inside a storage room to compel a confession. The proper classification is?
A) Kidnapping
B) Arbitrary Detention
C) Coercion
D) Illegal Detention
  • 51. Juan enters a house at night through a window without permission but leaves without stealing. The crime committed is?
A) Robbery
B) Alarm and Scandal
C) Theft
D) Violation of Domicile
  • 52. During a political rally, someone shouts false alarms that a building is on fire, causing panic. This is?
A) Alarm and Scandal
B) Malicious Mischief
C) Grave Scandal
D) Threats
  • 53. A prison guard allows a prisoner to escape in exchange for sexual favors. The crime is?
A) Malicious Mischief
B) Alarm and Scandal
C) Infidelity in the Custody of Prisoners
D) Coercion
  • 54. A government employee demands money to expedite the release of documents. The crime committed is?
A) Malicious Mischief
B) Grave Scandal
C) Estafa
D) Bribery
  • 55. Armed men hijack a vessel in Philippine waters and threaten the crew for ransom. The applicable law is?
A) Robbery
B) Coercion
C) Brigandage
D) Piracy under RPC
  • 56. Juan strikes Pedro with a stick during an argument, causing minor injuries. The proper classification is?
A) Assault
B) Grave Threat
C) Less Serious Physical Injuries
D) Serious Physical Injuries
  • 57. A citizen spreads false accusations about a public official, causing outrage in the community. This is?
A) Grave Scandal
B) Alarm and Scandal
C) Coercion
D) Threats
  • 58. A person accepts a gift from another party in exchange for performing an official act. The crime is?
A) Infidelity in the Custody of Prisoners
B) Coercion
C) Estafa
D) Bribery
  • 59. Pedro enters a house forcibly to demand repayment of a loan. This is?
A) Robbery
B) Theft
C) Trespassing
D) Violation of Domicile
  • 60. During a maritime voyage, a pirate fires at a vessel but does not seize it. The act constitutes?
A) Violation of Domicile
B) Robbery
C) Attempted Piracy
D) Malicious Mischief
  • 61. Pedro spreads a false rumor that Juan is embezzling funds, resulting in Juan being shunned by colleagues. This constitutes?
A) Grave scandal
B) Intriguing against honor
C) Libel
D) Slander by deed
  • 62. Maria paints offensive graffiti on her neighbor’s wall depicting the neighbor as dishonest. This is classified as?
A) Malicious Mischief
B) Intriguing against honor
C) Grave scandal
D) Slander by deed
  • 63. Juan secretly convinces Maria’s fiancé that she is unfaithful, causing the engagement to break. The crime is?
A) Slander by deed
B) Intriguing against honor
C) Seduction
D) Adultery
  • 64. A married man keeps a mistress in his house, depriving his wife of conjugal rights. This constitutes?
A) Adultery
B) Seduction
C) Concubinage
D) Bigamy
  • 65. A married woman engages in sexual intercourse with another man. This is classified as?
A) Bigamy
B) Concubinage
C) Seduction
D) Adultery
  • 66. Juan deceives a minor female into consenting to sexual intercourse with the promise of marriage. This crime is?
A) Bigamy
B) Seduction
C) Abduction
D) Adultery
  • 67. A man kidnaps a woman to force her into marriage. The crime committed is?
A) Concubinage
B) Abduction
C) Seduction
D) Kidnapping
  • 68. Maria secretly marries a second husband while still legally married to Juan. This is classified as?
A) Adultery
B) Bigamy
C) Concubinage
D) Abduction
  • 69. A husband keeps his mistress in a hotel and visits her there without the knowledge of his wife. This constitutes?
A) Seduction
B) Bigamy
C) Adultery
D) Concubinage
  • 70. Pedro circulates false information by social media that a public official is corrupt. This act is?
A) Bribery
B) Grave Scandal
C) Slander by deed
D) Intriguing against honor
  • 71. Juan defames Maria by carving offensive symbols on her door without her knowledge. The crime is?
A) Libel
B) Alarm and Scandal
C) Slander by deed
D) Intriguing honest honor
  • 72. A man entices a married woman into an affair, causing marital discord. This constitutes?
A) Intriguing against honor
B) Concubinage
C) Seduction
D) Adultery
  • 73. Pedro courts a single minor girl with promises of marriage, then abandons her after sexual intercourse. This is?
A) Slander by deed
B) Adultery
C) Concubinage
D) Seduction
  • 74. A married woman secretly engages in sexual relations with her coworker. The crime is?
A) Abduction
B) Concubinage
C) Seduction
D) Adultery
  • 75. Juan keeps his mistress in a house that he shares with his wife, depriving the wife of conjugal rights. This is?
A) Concubinage
B) Seduction
C) Adultery
D) Bigamy
  • 76. Maria marries Juan while still legally married to Pedro. This constitutes?
A) Concubinage
B) Bigamy
C) Seduction
D) Adultery
  • 77. A man lures a woman into his house under false pretenses to commit sexual acts. The crime committed is?
A) Intriguing honest honor
B) Adultery
C) Concubinage
D) Seduction
  • 78. Pedro writes a defamatory message on a community bulletin board accusing Juan of theft. The crime is?
A) Alarm and Scandal
B) Slander by deed
C) Intriguing honest honor
D) Grave Scandal
  • 79. A man deliberately spreads rumors to create suspicion and distrust between a married couple. This constitutes?
A) Malicious Mischief
B) Slander by deed
C) Intriguing against honor
D) Alarm and Scandal
  • 80. Juan abducts a woman to compel her to marry him despite her refusal. The correct classification is?
A) Adultery
B) Assault
C) Seduction
D) Abduction
  • 81. Which act is punishable under the Human Trafficking Law?
A) Recruiting minors for forced labor
B) Trespassing on private property
C) Unauthorized public assembly
D) Failing to report a traffic accident
  • 82. What constitutes a terrorist act under the Anti-Terrorism Law?
A) Distributing counterfeit money
B) Publicly insulting a government official
C) Unauthorized street racing
D) Intentionally placing bombs to coerce the government
  • 83. Under the Hazing Law, which action is explicitly punishable?
A) Refusing to attend a fraternity meeting
B) Failing to submit paperwork on time
C) Criticizing an organization’s policies
D) Physical or psychological suffering inflicted on a neophyte
  • 84. Which behavior is covered by the Safe Spaces Act?
A) Trespassing on private property
B) Driving without a license
C) Noise pollution in residential areas
D) Cyberbullying in social media platforms
  • 85. Recruiting individuals for sexual exploitation falls under which law?
A) Safe Spaces Act
B) Hazing Law
C) Anti-Terrorism Law
D) Human Trafficking Law
  • 86. Using explosives to disrupt public safety is punishable under:
A) Anti-Terrorism Law
B) Cybercrime Law
C) Hazing Law
D) Safe Spaces Act
  • 87. Forcing neophytes to consume alcohol and endure physical abuse is classified under?
A) Human Trafficking
B) Anti-Terrorism Law
C) Hazing
D) Safe Spaces Act
  • 88. Sending threatening or sexual messages online to harass someone is prohibited by?
A) Anti-Terrorism Law
B) Human Trafficking Law
C) Safe Spaces Act
D) Hazing Law
  • 89. Harboring individuals for illegal recruitment into forced labor is punishable under?
A) Anti-Terrorism Law
B) Safe Spaces Act
C) Hazing Law
D) Human Trafficking Law
  • 90. Planting bombs to intimidate civilians is considered?
A) Hazing
B) Terrorism
C) Human Trafficking
D) Cyberbullying
  • 91. Psychological torment inflicted during initiation rituals is punishable under?
A) Safe Spaces Act
B) Hazing Law
C) Human Trafficking Law
D) Anti-Terrorism Law
  • 92. Making sexually suggestive comments in public spaces without consent is addressed by?
A) Safe Spaces Act
B) Hazing Law
C) Anti-Terrorism Law
D) Human Trafficking Law
  • 93. Recruiting children for armed conflict is punishable under which law?
A) Safe Spaces Act
B) Human Trafficking Law
C) Hazing Law
D) Anti-Terrorism Law
  • 94. Threatening mass destruction to influence government policy constitutes?
A) Terrorism
B) Human Trafficking
C) Safe Spaces Violation
D) Hazing
  • 95. Forcing students to endure physical pain for initiation without consent is a violation of?
A) Anti-Terrorism Law
B) Human Trafficking Law
C) Hazing Law
D) Safe Spaces Act
  • 96. Cyberstalking, which causes mental or emotional distress, is punishable under?
A) Safe Spaces Act
B) Anti-Terrorism Law
C) Human Trafficking Law
D) Hazing Law
  • 97. Transporting persons for sexual exploitation across borders is punishable under?
A) Safe Spaces Act
B) Anti-Terrorism Law
C) Hazing Law
D) Human Trafficking Law
  • 98. Attacking government facilities to instill fear or coerce action is classified as?
A) Hazing
B) Safe Spaces Violation
C) Terrorism
D) Human Trafficking
  • 99. Forcing initiation rites that include public humiliation violates?
A) Hazing Law
B) Human Trafficking Law
C) Anti-Terrorism Law
D) Safe Spaces Act
  • 100. Sending unsolicited lewd images or messages online is punishable under?
A) Hazing Law
B) Safe Spaces Act
C) Anti-Terrorism Law
D) Human Trafficking Law
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