Pakistan Penal Code MCQs

1. : Section 451 of the PPC deals with:

(A) House-breaking by night

(B) House-trespass to commit offence punishable with imprisonment

(C) Criminal trespass

(D) Mischief

2. : The maximum imprisonment for house-trespass under Section 451 is:

(A) One year

(B) Two years

(C) Three years

(D) Seven years

3. : Under Section 451, if the offence intended is theft, the imprisonment may extend to:

(A) Three years

(B) Five years

(C) Seven years

(D) Ten years

4. : Section 451 includes liability to:

(A) Fine only

(B) Imprisonment only

(C) Imprisonment and fine

(D) Confiscation of property

5. : Section 452 deals with house-trespass after preparation for:

(A) Theft only

(B) Hurt, assault or wrongful restraint

(C) Forgery

(D) Criminal breach of trust

6. : The maximum punishment under Section 452 is:

(A) Five years

(B) Seven years

(C) Ten years

(D) Life imprisonment

7. : Section 452 requires that the trespasser has:

(A) Actually caused hurt

(B) Made preparation for hurt, assault, or restraint

(C) Been caught in the act

(D) Destroyed property

8. : The punishment under Section 452 includes:

(A) Imprisonment only

(B) Fine only

(C) Imprisonment and fine

(D) Community service

9. : Section 453 of the PPC punishes:

(A) House-trespass

(B) Lurking house-trespass or house-breaking

(C) Criminal mischief

(D) Wrongful restraint

10. : The maximum imprisonment under Section 453 is:

(A) One year

(B) Two years

(C) Three years

(D) Five years

11. : Section 453 also includes liability to:

(A) Compensation

(B) Fine

(C) Community service

(D) Death penalty

12. : Section 454 deals with:

(A) House-breaking by night

(B) Lurking house-trespass or house-breaking to commit offence punishable with imprisonment

(C) Criminal trespass

(D) Mischief by fire

13. : The maximum punishment under Section 454 is:

(A) Two years

(B) Three years

(C) Five years

(D) Seven years

14. : Under Section 454, if the intended offence is theft, imprisonment may extend to:

(A) Five years

(B) Seven years

(C) Ten years

(D) Life imprisonment

15. : Section 454 includes what additional liability?

(A) Fine

(B) Death penalty

(C) Confiscation

(D) Community service

16. : Section 455 deals with:

(A) Lurking house-trespass or house-breaking after preparation for hurt, assault or wrongful restraint

(B) Simple trespass

(C) Mischief by fire

(D) Theft in a dwelling

17. : The maximum imprisonment under Section 455 is:

(A) Seven years

(B) Ten years

(C) Five years

(D) Life imprisonment

18. : Section 455 also makes the offender:

(A) Liable to fine

(B) Liable to death penalty

(C) Liable to warning

(D) Liable to community service

19. : Sections 451 to 455 generally relate to:

(A) Theft

(B) House-trespass and house-breaking

(C) Forgery

(D) Criminal conspiracy

20. : The difference between Sections 451 and 452 is that Section 452 adds:

(A) Preparation for hurt or restraint

(B) Preparation for theft

(C) Preparation for fraud

(D) Preparation for forgery

21. : Under Section 453, what type of trespass is punished?

(A) Open trespass

(B) Concealed or secret trespass

(C) Trespass by public officer

(D) Trespass with consent

22. : Section 454 increases punishment when the intended offence is:

(A) Assault

(B) Theft

(C) Mischief

(D) Forgery

23. : Section 455 requires proof of:

(A) Actual harm

(B) Preparation to cause hurt, assault, or wrongful restraint

(C) Commission of theft

(D) None of these

24. : The general nature of offences in Sections 451–455 is that they are:

(A) Non-cognizable

(B) Cognizable and non-bailable

(C) Non-cognizable and bailable

(D) Compoundable

25. : The common element in Sections 451 to 455 is:

(A) Theft

(B) Criminal trespass into buildings

(C) Fraud

(D) Defamation