Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984 — MCQs 80 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/80 Subscribe 1. Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984 is also known as: (A) Civil Law (B) Criminal Law (C) Law of Evidence (D) Constitution 2. Qanun-e-Shahadat Order was enforced in: (A) 1980 (B) 1990 (C) 1987 (D) 1984 3. Qanun-e-Shahadat Order is applicable in: (A) India (B) Bangladesh (C) Pakistan (D) Iran 4. Qanun-e-Shahadat Order replaced which law? (A) CPC (B) CrPC (C) PPC (D) Evidence Act 1872 5. Evidence means and includes: (A) Statements only (B) Oral and documentary evidence (C) Only documents (D) Only witnesses 6. Oral evidence means: (A) Spoken words in court (B) Written statement (C) Video only (D) Police report 7. Documentary evidence includes: (A) Documents produced in court (B) Weapons (C) Witness statement (D) Police FIR 8. Evidence Act 1872 was repealed by: (A) PPC (B) QSO 1984 (C) CPC (D) CrPC 9. Who may testify in court? (A) Only Muslim (B) Any competent person (C) Only police (D) Only judge 10. Competence of witness depends on: (A) Age only (B) Gender (C) Religion (D) Understanding and ability 11. Evidence produced by electronic devices is: (A) Always inadmissible (B) Illegal (C) Admissible (D) Fake 12. Article 164 of QSO relates to: (A) Confession (B) Modern devices evidence (C) Witness (D) Judge power 13. Confession means: (A) Denial (B) Admission of guilt (C) Silence (D) Complaint 14. Leading questions are generally: (A) Not allowed in examination-in-chief (B) Always allowed (C) Mandatory (D) Written only 15. Hearsay evidence is: (A) Direct evidence (B) Documentary evidence (C) Best evidence (D) Generally not admissible 16. Best evidence rule refers to: (A) Secondary evidence (B) Police report (C) Original document (D) Witness statement 17. Primary evidence means: (A) Copy (B) Statement (C) Original document (D) FIR 18. Secondary evidence includes: (A) Original document (B) Witness (C) Weapon (D) Certified copies 19. Public document includes: (A) Private agreement (B) Birth register (C) Personal diary (D) Mobile chat 20. Private document includes: (A) Court record (B) Nikah form (C) Gazette (D) FIR register 21. Burden of proof lies on: (A) Judge (B) Prosecution or claimant (C) Witness (D) Police only 22. Presumption means: (A) Proof beyond doubt (B) Confession (C) Evidence destruction (D) Assumption by law 23. Expert evidence is given by: (A) Judge (B) Qualified expert (C) Accused (D) Police 24. Leading question means: (A) Neutral question (B) Written question (C) Confusing question (D) Suggests answer 25. Examination-in-chief is conducted by: (A) Opponent lawyer (B) Party calling witness (C) Judge (D) Police 26. Cross-examination is conducted by: (A) Opposite party (B) Same party (C) Judge (D) Witness 27. Re-examination is done by: (A) Opposite party (B) Calling party (C) Judge (D) Police 28. Hostile witness is: (A) Friendly witness (B) Court witness (C) Expert witness (D) Unfavorable witness 29. Confession made to police is: (A) Always valid (B) Mandatory (C) Not admissible (D) Written only 30. Admission means: (A) Statement against interest (B) Denial (C) Silence (D) Complaint 31. Judicial confession is made before: (A) Magistrate (B) Police (C) Public (D) Lawyer 32. Documentary evidence is primary when: (A) Copy used (B) Oral used (C) Photo used (D) Original produced 33. Evidence in civil cases is: (A) Beyond doubt (B) On balance of probability (C) Not needed (D) Always oral 34. Evidence in criminal cases is: (A) Probability (B) Opinion (C) Guess (D) Beyond reasonable doubt 35. Witness is: (A) Judge (B) Lawyer (C) Person giving evidence (D) Police officer only 36. Character evidence is generally: (A) Always allowed (B) Limited use (C) Mandatory (D) Primary evidence 37. Documentary proof includes: (A) Oral talk (B) Guess (C) Written record (D) Opinion 38. Evidence must be: (A) Irrelevant (B) Hidden (C) False (D) Relevant 39. Relevancy of facts is defined in: (A) PPC (B) QSO (C) CPC (D) CrPC 40. Judge’s role in evidence is: (A) Neutral evaluator (B) Investigator only (C) Police officer (D) Witness 41. Facts in issue means: (A) Irrelevant facts (B) Police report (C) Disputed facts (D) Opinion 42. Relevant facts are: (A) Unrelated facts (B) Connected facts (C) False facts (D) Illegal facts 43. Opinion of expert is relevant under: (A) Any section (B) QSO provisions (C) Police rules (D) CPC 44. Confession can be: (A) Oral or written (B) Only written (C) Only oral (D) Not valid 45. Evidence must be given in: (A) House (B) Police station (C) Court only (D) Market 46. Presumption of innocence means: (A) Guilty until proven innocent (B) No trial (C) Always guilty (D) Innocent until proven guilty 47. Burden of proof generally lies on: (A) Accused (B) Prosecution (C) Judge (D) Witness 48. Leading questions are allowed in: (A) Cross-examination (B) Examination-in-chief (C) Re-examination only (D) Never 49. Documentary evidence is proved by: (A) Witness only (B) Police report (C) Production of document (D) Opinion 50. Electronic evidence is admissible under: (A) Article 163 (B) Article 166 (C) Article 165 (D) Article 164 51. Evidence includes: (A) Statements only (B) Rumors (C) Oral and documents (D) Guess 52. Oral evidence must be: (A) Direct (B) Written (C) Hidden (D) Opinion 53. Secondary evidence is used when: (A) Original exists (B) Always (C) Original unavailable (D) Never 54. Public document is maintained by: (A) Private person (B) Students (C) Government authority (D) Lawyers 55. Private document is prepared by: (A) Government (B) Police (C) Court (D) Private individual 56. Witness testimony must be: (A) False (B) Optional (C) Hidden (D) Truthful 57. Cross-examination tests: (A) Judge (B) Police report (C) Truth of witness (D) Law 58. Re-examination is limited to: (A) New facts (B) Clarification (C) Police report (D) Opinion 59. Evidence law deals with: (A) Proof in court (B) Crime only (C) Police duty (D) Education 60. Evidence must be: (A) False (B) Irrelevant (C) Relevant (D) Hidden 61. Expert opinion is based on: (A) Guess (B) Knowledge and skill (C) Rumor (D) Opinion 62. Confession is relevant if: (A) Unknown (B) Forced (C) Hidden (D) Voluntary 63. Admission is: (A) Always against party (B) Police report (C) Statement relevant to case (D) Rumor 64. Evidence Act concept in Pakistan is replaced by: (A) PPC (B) CPC (C) QSO (D) CrPC 65. Evidence law ensures: (A) Justice (B) Crime (C) Delay (D) Confusion 66. Documentary evidence is stronger than: (A) Oral evidence (B) Police report (C) Rumor (D) Opinion 67. Electronic evidence includes: (A) Letters only (B) Books (C) Audio/video (D) Maps 68. Witness must appear in: (A) Police station (B) Court (C) House (D) Street 69. Law of evidence is: (A) Substantive law (B) Criminal law (C) Procedural law (D) Civil law 70. Evidence is used to prove: (A) Facts (B) Rumors (C) Stories (D) Opinions 71. Presumption is made by: (A) Police (B) Lawyer (C) Public (D) Law 72. Burden of proof shifts when: (A) Never (B) Randomly (C) Always (D) Law requires 73. Documentary evidence must be: (A) Fake (B) Hidden (C) Authentic (D) Oral 74. Witness credibility means: (A) Rumor (B) Lies (C) Opinion (D) Truthfulness 75. Evidence must be given under: (A) Pressure (B) Oath (C) Fear (D) Silence 76. Court evaluates evidence through: (A) Guess (B) Judgment (C) Rumor (D) Opinion 77. Evidence law helps in: (A) Crime increase (B) Confusion (C) Delay (D) Justice delivery 78. QSO applies to: (A) Criminal and civil cases (B) Civil cases only (C) Police only (D) Schools 79. Evidence must be: (A) Hidden (B) Fake (C) Relevant and admissible (D) Unclear 80. Main purpose of QSO is: (A) Punishment (B) Education (C) Police control (D) To regulate evidence in court