General Exceptions — MCQs

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1. Which test is used to determine criminal insanity?





2. Under the M’Naghten rules, a person is insane if:





3. Voluntary intoxication is generally:





4. If a person is suffering from a mental disorder but understands the nature of the act, they are:





5. Automatism refers to:





6. A genuine mistake of fact is:





7. Mistake of law is:





8. Believing property is yours when taking it is:





9. Ignorance of law:





10. Mistake must be:





11. An accident occurs when:





12. Accident is a defence because:





13. Shooting a person accidentally without negligence is:





14. For accident to succeed as a defence, the act must be:





15. If death occurs by unforeseeable accident, D is:





16. Necessity is a defence when:





17. Necessity differs from duress because:





18. Stealing food to save life may be excused under:





19. In necessity, harm caused must be:





20. Which is a requirement of necessity?





21. Acts done under lawful authority are:





22. Consent is a defence in:





23. Police using force within authority:





24. Consent must be:





25. Acts done under parental authority are:





26. Children under 7 are:





27. Children aged 7–14:





28. Infancy defence is based on:





29. A 6-year-old accidentally hitting someone:





30. The term doli incapax refers to:





31. Duress is a defence when:





32. Duress cannot be used as a defence for:





33. Threat must be:





34. Voluntary exposure to threat:





35. Duress negates:





36. Accident, necessity, lawful authority, and consent are:





37. If D acts under an honest and reasonable mistake of fact, he may:





38. General exceptions can be applied:





39. Necessity and duress differ mainly in:





40. Which is not a general exception?





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