1. : Section 461 of the PPC deals with:
(A) Criminal trespass
(B) Dishonestly breaking open receptacle containing property
(C) Theft from dwelling
(D) Forgery
2. : The maximum imprisonment under Section 461 is:
(A) One year
(B) Two years
(C) Three years
(D) Five years
3. : Section 461 also includes liability to:
(A) Fine
(B) Compensation
(C) Both imprisonment and fine
(D) Death penalty
4. : Section 461 applies when a person breaks open a receptacle:
(A) Accidentally
(B) Dishonestly or with intent to commit mischief
(C) To save life
(D) For lawful inspection
5. : Section 462 applies to a person who:
(A) Has no connection to the receptacle
(B) Is entrusted with the custody of the receptacle
(C) Is the owner of the receptacle
(D) Finds an open receptacle
6. : The maximum imprisonment under Section 462 is:
(A) Two years
(B) Three years
(C) Five years
(D) Seven years
7. : Section 462 punishes a person for opening a receptacle:
(A) With lawful authority
(B) Without authority and with dishonest intent
(C) For safety reasons
(D) Accidentally
8. : Section 462 includes liability to:
(A) Fine only
(B) Imprisonment only
(C) Imprisonment and fine
(D) Public warning
9. : Section 463 of the PPC defines the offence of:
(A) Cheating
(B) Forgery
(C) Criminal breach of trust
(D) Extortion
10. : Forgery involves making a:
(A) True document
(B) False document
(C) Duplicate document with consent
(D) Digital copy
11. : Under Section 463, forgery must be done with:
(A) Negligence
(B) Good intention
(C) Intent to cause damage, injury, or fraud
(D) Honest belief
12. : Which of the following is not a purpose of forgery under Section 463?
(A) To cause damage or injury
(B) To support a false claim or title
(C) To make a genuine agreement
(D) To commit fraud
13. : Section 464 defines what term?
(A) Cheating
(B) Making a false document
(C) Criminal breach of trust
(D) Counterfeiting
14. : A false document is made when a person:
(A) Signs a paper honestly
(B) Makes, signs, seals, or executes a document dishonestly or fraudulently
(C) Translates a document
(D) Keeps a document safely
15. : A false document can also be made by:
(A) Using invisible ink
(B) Placing a false mark denoting execution
(C) Copying handwriting with consent
(D) Destroying the original
16. : Making a false document requires intent to make others believe:
(A) The document is forged
(B) The document is genuine and made by authorized person
(C) The document is for learning
(D) The document is expired
17. : Section 465 prescribes punishment for:
(A) Cheating
(B) Forgery
(C) Misappropriation
(D) Fraudulent misrepresentation
18. : The maximum imprisonment under Section 465 is:
(A) One year
(B) Two years
(C) Three years
(D) Seven years
19. : Section 465 includes liability to:
(A) Imprisonment only
(B) Fine only
(C) Imprisonment and fine
(D) Both (A) and (B)
20. : Forgery under Section 463 must be committed:
(A) Accidentally
(B) With fraudulent or dishonest intent
(C) Under duress
(D) With permission
21. : A key element of Section 464 is that the person must know the document:
(A) Is true
(B) Was not made by the authorized person
(C) Was already public
(D) Is incomplete
22. : The act of sealing a false document with intent to deceive is covered under:
(A) Section 462
(B) Section 464
(C) Section 465
(D) Section 466
23. : The main difference between Sections 461 and 462 is:
(A) The value of property involved
(B) Whether the offender is entrusted with custody of the receptacle
(C) Whether the receptacle is locked or not
(D) The time of offence
24. : Forgery becomes punishable under which section?
(A) 462
(B) 463
(C) 465
(D) 467
25. : The offences under Sections 463–465 are primarily related to:
(A) Dishonest mischief
(B) Deception through documents
(C) Physical injury
(D) Property damage only
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