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Criminal law reviewer
Contributed by: Mohd ain
  • 1. This is an example of conspiracy as a felony.
A) Conspiracy to commit murder
B) Conspiracy to commit homicide
C) Conspiracy to commit Coup d'etat, rebellion or insurrection
D) Conspiracy to commit rape
  • 2. This is an example of material crimes.
A) None of the above
B) False testimony
C) Homicide
D) Serious Physical Injuries
E) Slander
  • 3. In conspiracy, there must be at least three or more persons came to an agreement.
A) Neither true nor false
B) True
C) False
D) The law is silent as to the number of persons
  • 4. Which statement is correct in justifying circumstances?
A) There is no crime and there is no criminal.
B) There is a crime and there is a criminal.
C) None of the above
D) There is a crime but there is no criminal.
  • 5. This is one of the classifications of a felony.
A) Grave felony
B) Grave threats
C) Attempted homicide
D) Frustrated rape
E) Light threats
  • 6. This is an example of formal crimes.
A) Slander
B) Parricide
C) Murder
D) Homicide
  • 7. Light felonies are punishable only when they have been consummated, except:
A) Crimes against public order
B) Crimes against the fundamental law of the land
C) Crimes against chastity
D) Crimes against persons and property
  • 8. This is one of the rules in conspiracy.
A) In conspiracy, the act of one is not the act of the other
B) Conspiracy is not a felony
C) Conspiracy may be proved by circumstantial evidence
D) Conspiracy is the same with proposal
  • 9. There is proposal when at least two or more persons who decided to commit a felony propose its execution to some other person or persons.
A) Neither true nor false
B) True
C) False
D) There must be at least four persons
  • 10. This is one of the elements of self-defense.
A) None of the above
B) Defense of a relative
C) Defense of a stranger
D) Reasonable necessity of the means employed to prevent or repel it
  • 11. This is one of the exempting circumstances?
A) Self-defense
B) Defense of relatives
C) Defense of strangers
D) Insanity
  • 12. Which of the following is classified as grave felony?
A) Arresto menor
B) Arresto mayor
C) Reclusion Perpetua
D) Prision correccional
  • 13. Which of the following is a justifying circumstance?
A) Defense of relatives
B) Under the compulsion of irresistible force
C) Minority
D) Insanity
  • 14. Which is true about exempting circumstances?
A) There is a crime but there is no criminal.
B) There is no criminal and there is no crime.
C) All of the above
D) There is no crime but there is a criminal.
  • 15. Are offenses which are punishable by special penal laws subject to the provisions of the Revised Penal Code?
A) The Revised Penal Code cannot be applied in all instances.
B) None of the above
C) As a general rule, yes!
D) No, the Revised Penal Code is only suppletory.
  • 16. Which of the following is classified as light felony?
A) Prison mayor
B) Prision correccional
C) Arresto menor
D) Arresto mayor
  • 17. Who is deemed stranger for purposes of defense of strangers?
A) Second cousin
B) Brother
C) Father
D) Wife
  • 18. Who is considered not a relative in the defense of relatives?
A) Illegitimate brother
B) Mother in law
C) Second cousin
D) Brother-in-law
  • 19. The actor in all of the justifying circumstances lacked criminal intent.
A) Neither true nor false
B) False
C) None of the above
D) True
  • 20. Which of the following is an alternative circumstance?
A) Insanity
B) Recidivism
C) Minority
D) Intoxication
  • 21. These circumstances, if present in the commission of the crime, do not entirely free the actor from piminal
A) Exempting circumstances
B) Mitigating circumstances
C) Alternative circumstances
D) Aggravating circumstances
  • 22. This is one of the qualifying circumstances?
A) Treachery
B) None of the above
C) Recidivism
D) Use of Nighttime
  • 23. This produces the effect of imposing upon the offender the penalty lower by one or two degrees than that provided by law for the crime.
A) Alternative circumstance
B) Privileged mitigating circumstance
C) Ordinary mitigating circumstance
D) Justiying circumstance
  • 24. Incomplete self-defense is an example of what circumstance?
A) Aggravating circumstance
B) Conspiracy
C) Mitigating circumstance
D) Alternative circumstance
  • 25. Are those which serve to either have the penalty imposed in the maximum period if not cancelled out by a mitigating circumstance or entirely change the nature of the felony.
A) Alternative circumstances
B) Accomplices
C) Principals
D) Aggravating circumstances
  • 26. This is similar to insanity or imbecility that exempted the accused from criminal liability.
A) Somnambulism or sleep walking
B) Pedophilia
C) Drug addict
D) Wounded
  • 27. Any person who acted under the compulsion of an irresistible force is an example of what circumstance?
A) Exempting circumstance
B) Aggravating circumstance
C) Alternative circumstance
D) Justifying ircumstance
  • 28. Who is not criminally liable for light felonies?
A) Accessories
B) Accomplices
C) None of the above
D) Principals
  • 29. This is a kind of aggravating circumstance that changes the nature of the felony.
A) Specifict
B) Inherent circumstance
C) Qualifying circumstance
D) Generic circumstance
  • 30. Benebe
A) Snsnd
B) T
C) Sndnd
  • 31. Bebe
A) T
B) True
  • 32. Bebe
A) T
B) A
  • 33. Jene
A) Baba
B) T
  • 34. Hehehe
A) Bebe
B) T
  • 35. Hehehe
A) Haha
B) T
  • 36. Bsbsbs
A) Habs
B) T
  • 37. Bababa
A) Babs
B) T
  • 38. Hahw
A) Haha
B) T
  • 39. Babs
A) T
B) Aba
  • 40. Hahab
A) T
B) Basvvs
  • 41. Hahaw
A) T
B) Yahah
  • 42. Nans
A) T
B) Baba
  • 43. Snsn
A) T
B) Sbbsbs
  • 44. Bababa
A) T
B) Bababs
  • 45. naevs
A) T
B) Bab
  • 46. Yavabs
A) Bwbw
B) T
  • 47. Hahas
A) T
B) Hqhw
  • 48. Wh d
A) Baba
B) T
  • 49. Haha d
A) Vwvw
B) T
  • 50. Tbs
A) Ga
B) T
  • 51. Baveec
A) Va e
B) T
  • 52. Hasc
A) Bsb
B) T
  • 53. Nsbsgh
A) T
B) Bb
  • 54. Nj
A) T
B) Nb
  • 55. Hav
A) Hh
B) T
  • 56. Hdcdu
A) T
B) Bebeg
  • 57. Hahah
A) Bbb
B) T
  • 58. Behdh
A) Bbssvv
B) T
  • 59. Hsvsh
A) Sbsbb
B) T
  • 60. Sb
A) T
B) Bebdh
  • 61. Bebsv
A) T
B) Bdbdv
  • 62. Tmsh
A) T
B) Beb
  • 63. Bs su
A) Bsvsv
B) T
  • 64. Gsbs
A) Besv
B) T
  • 65. Hddh
A) T
B) Bebeg
  • 66. Bssv
A) T
B) Hebd
  • 67. Bsbzhxhx
A) Bsbshdh
B) T
  • 68. Heheh
A) T
B) Hdhdh
  • 69. Nebev
A) T
B) Hehr
  • 70. Bebeb
A) T
B) Brbej
  • 71. Kaev
A) T
B) Hso
  • 72. Ysbsh
A) Hsux
B) T
  • 73. Kzsv
A) T
B) Bsk
  • 74. Kae
A) Izizb
B) T
  • 75. Bahev
A) Hzi
B) T
  • 76. Hshsv
A) T
B) Jeo
  • 77. Nsh
A) Izix
B) T
  • 78. Hd eh
A) T
B) Bsk
  • 79. Nssh
A) Hdj
B) T
  • 80. Mzdj
A) T
B) Jsjd
  • 81. Beeh
A) T
B) Usudu
  • 82. Naja
A) T
B) Heh
  • 83. Bzhz
A) Bzha
B) T
  • 84. Haba
A) Ha
B) T
  • 85. BaH
A) T
B) Hzhz
  • 86. Babsh
A) T
B) Gaga
  • 87. Nxbx
A) Hdud
B) T
  • 88. Ndhs
A) T
B) Bsjaja
  • 89. Bzbs
A) T
B) Hshzhz
  • 90. Bsbs
A) Hahzhz
B) T
  • 91. Bdsv
A) Hz z
B) T
  • 92. Bas
A) Bz z
B) T
  • 93. Bzczg
A) T
B) S s
  • 94. Zvzv
A) Bags
B) T
  • 95. Havaca
A) Bshs
B) T
  • 96. Bdbs
A) T
B) Vzbz
  • 97. Bzb
A) T
B) Hzhz
  • 98. Nzbz
A) T
B) Bahah
  • 99. Zbzu
A) T
B) Bzbzc
  • 100. NB
A) Zv
B) T
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