Pakistan Penal Code MCQs

1. : Section 431 of the PPC deals with mischief by injury to a:

(A) Public building

(B) Public road, bridge, river, or channel

(C) Public park

(D) Railway track

2. : The maximum imprisonment under Section 431 is:

(A) Three years

(B) Five years

(C) Seven years

(D) Ten years

3. : Under Section 431, the act must render a public road or bridge:

(A) More useful

(B) Impassable or less safe for travelling

(C) Beautiful

(D) Private property

4. : Section 431 applies to:

(A) Private property only

(B) Government vehicles

(C) Navigable rivers or channels

(D) Forest lands

5. : Punishment under Section 431 may include:

(A) Fine only

(B) Imprisonment only

(C) Both fine and imprisonment

(D) Either imprisonment, fine, or both

6. : Section 432 of the PPC deals with mischief causing:

(A) Theft of crops

(B) Inundation or obstruction to public drainage

(C) Damage to government buildings

(D) Destruction of crops by fire

7. : Under Section 432, the act must be attended with:

(A) Noise pollution

(B) Injury or damage

(C) Illegal construction

(D) Private dispute

8. : The maximum punishment under Section 432 is imprisonment up to:

(A) Two years

(B) Three years

(C) Five years

(D) Seven years

9. : Mischief causing inundation or obstruction to public drainage falls under:

(A) Section 430

(B) Section 431

(C) Section 432

(D) Section 433

10. : Section 433 deals with mischief by destroying or rendering less useful a:

(A) Public landmark

(B) Lighthouse or sea-mark

(C) Bridge

(D) River channel

11. : The maximum imprisonment under Section 433 is:

(A) Five years

(B) Seven years

(C) Ten years

(D) Two years

12. : Section 433 includes acts such as destroying or moving:

(A) A boundary wall

(B) A lighthouse or buoy

(C) A railway sign

(D) A houseboat

13. : The purpose of a sea-mark or lighthouse mentioned in Section 433 is to:

(A) Guide aircraft

(B) Guide navigators

(C) Decorate coastal areas

(D) Control tides

14. : Section 434 relates to destruction or movement of:

(A) Private boundaries

(B) Landmarks fixed by public authority

(C) Government vehicles

(D) Irrigation channels

15. : The maximum imprisonment under Section 434 is:

(A) One year

(B) Two years

(C) Three years

(D) Five years

16. : Section 434 applies only to landmarks fixed by:

(A) Landowners

(B) Villagers

(C) Public servants or public authority

(D) Architects

17. : Mischief under Section 434 also includes any act that renders a landmark:

(A) Invisible

(B) Less useful as such

(C) More decorative

(D) Relocated for beautification

18. : Section 435 deals with mischief committed by:

(A) Poison

(B) Fire or explosive substance

(C) Flooding

(D) Theft

19. : The minimum imprisonment under Section 435 is:

(A) Six months

(B) One year

(C) Two years

(D) Three years

20. : The maximum imprisonment under Section 435 is:

(A) Five years

(B) Seven years

(C) Ten years

(D) Life imprisonment

21. : Under Section 435, mischief by fire must cause or be likely to cause damage of at least:

(A) Rs. 10

(B) Rs. 50

(C) Rs. 100

(D) Rs. 500

22. : For agricultural produce, the minimum damage value under Section 435 is:

(A) Rs. 50

(B) Rs. 10

(C) Rs. 20

(D) Rs. 100

23. : Section 435 requires intent to cause or knowledge of likelihood of:

(A) Public panic

(B) Damage to property

(C) Injury to animals

(D) Obstruction to roads

24. : Section 433 carries a heavier punishment than:

(A) Section 431

(B) Section 432

(C) Section 434

(D) All of the above

25. : Mischief by fire to agricultural produce worth Rs. 20 would be punishable under:

(A) Section 431

(B) Section 433

(C) Section 434

(D) Section 435