Wrongful restraint is discussed in section 339 it is

punishable under section

A. 340
B. 341
C. 342
D. none of above

Punishment for cheating by personation is

imprisonment which may extend to
A. 2 year or fine
B. 5 year or fine
C. 7 year of fine
D. 7 year or fine or both

Wrongful confinement is defined under section 340 it

is punishment under section
A. 340
B. 341
C. 342
D. none of above

Dishonestly making a false claim in court is a crime

under section
A. 209
B. 210
C. 211
D. 212

Harboring offender is a crime under section

A. 210
B. 211
C. 212
D. none of above

Offence relating to coin and govt. stamps are given in

chapter
A. x
B. xi
C. xii 
D. none of above

What is the least amount of Diyat in Qatal case?

A. 30130 gram of silver
B. 30130 gram of gold
C. 30630 gram of silver
D. 30630 gram of gold

Affray requires at least

A. 2 members
B. 5 members
C. 7 members
D. None of the above

Who will determine the value of Daman?

A. Court
B. Govt
C. Parties
D. None of the above

Arsh for a single organ in the body is?

A. 1/2 of Diyat
B. ¼ of Diyat
C. full Diyat
D. none of above

Qisas is not applicable where the enforcement of the

punishment
A. true
B. false

Qisas is applicable even if it is waived by Walli

A. true
B. false

The right of private defense of property extends to

cause death
A. Robbery
B. house-breaking by night
C. Theft
D. all of the above

Sedition is discussed under which section of PPC?

A. 121
B. 122 A
C. 124 A
D. 126 A

Harboring deserter is discussed which section of PPC?

A. 134
B. 135
C. 136
D. 137

When violence is used by the member of an unlawful

assembly it is called?
A. affray
B. rioting
C. both a & b
D. none of above

Section 141 deals with?

A. affray
B. rioting
C. unlawful assembly
D. none of above

Participation is not necessary to constitute an offence

under section 34
A. true
B. false

In section 34 all the accused shall be present at the

spot where offence is committed
A. true
B. false

In common object presence of the accused at the spot

is
A. necessary
B. not necessary
C. none of above

The person concerned in a criminal act may be guilty

of different act
A. true
B. false

The offence is discussed under section

A. 38
B. 39
C. 40
D. 41

A special law is applicable to a particular area u/s 41

PPC
A. true
B. false

Injury is defined under section 44 which include injury

in
A. body
B. mind
C. reputation and property
D. all of the above

Good faith is defined under which section of PPC?

A. 50
B. 51
C. 52
D. 53

Sale of adulterated drugs is a crime under section 275

A. true
B. false

Rash driving or riding on a public way under section

279 is punished with imprisonment may extend to 2
years or fine or both
A. true
B. false

Negligent conduct in respect of animals is punished

with imprisonment which may extend to
A. 6 month or fine or both
B. 1 year or fine or both
C. 2 year or fine or both
D. month or five or both

Criminal breach of trust by the public servant is

punished by imprisonment which may extend to
A. 10 years
B. 7 years
C. 3 years
D. 2 years
Imputation of truth which public good requires to be
made is a defamation
A. True
B. false

Sale of printed substance as to defamation is punished

with imprisonment of 2 years and fine or both
A. true 
B. false

Pardon can be granted in Hadood cases

A. true
B. false

Words along with gestures and proportion amount to

an assault
A. True
B. false

Isqat-i-janin is defined is a section

A. 338
B. 338 A
C. 338 B
D. 338C

A woman who causes herself miscarriage without good

faith is also liable to be punished under section 338 A
A. True
B. false
Attempt to commit suicide under section 325 is
punished with imprisonment which may extend to
A. 1 year or fine or both
B. 2 year or fine or both
C. 3 year or fine or both
D. none of above

Punishment for giving female in marriage badle-i-sulh

is
A. 3 to 7 years imprisonment
B. 3 to 9 years imprisonment
C. 3 to 10 years imprisonment
D. 3 to 14 years imprisonment

Qatl-i-shibh-i-amd is defined in section

A. 310
B. 311
C. 315
D. 318

Whenever jurh extend to body cavity it is called?

A. Jaifah
B. ghair jaifah

Which is the general exception under PPC

A. act of judge when acting judicially
B. accident in doing a lawful act
C. act of a person of unsound mind
D. all of the above
Which is the general exception under PPC
A. communication made in good faith
B. act to which a person is compelled by threats
C. act causing slight harm
D. all of the above

Obscene acts and songs are punished with

A. 3 month or fine or both
B. 6 month or fine or both
C. 1 year or fine or both
D. none of the above

Waging pre-attempting to wage war against Pakistan

is punished by
A. death
B. imprisonment of life and fine
C. both A & B
D. none of above

Arsh will be payable after the final judgment within

A. 3 years
B. 4 years
C. 5 years
D. 6 years

What is the section of isqat-i-janin?

A. 338 A
B. 338B
C. 338 C
D. none of above
Punishment of robbery is provided under section
A. 390
B. 391

Punishment of Qatl-i-khata by rash or negligent

driving
A. Diyat and 5 years imprisonment
B. Diyat and 7 years imprisonment
C. Diyat and 10 years imprisonment
D. none of above

The element must for good faith is

A. due care and attention
B. intention and motive
C. motive and attention
D. none of above

Punishment of jaifah is given in section

A. 337.B
B. 337 C
C. 337D
D. None of the above

A sentence of death awarded by way of qisas or tazir

shall not be executed until
A. confirmed by session court
B. confirmed by the high court
C. confirmed by the supreme court
D. none of above
NEMCQs of Pakistan Penal Code 1860 which is a compulsory subject in LL.B
Part 1. PPC MCQs in Solved MCQs of Pakistan Penal Code 1860 related to the
“crimes”, “punishment”, “jurisdiction of the court”, “killings”, “summary trial”,
“public nuisance”, and property are given here. The basic objective behind this
“PPC MCQs” Test is to prepare the students for the different examinations like
LAW GAT, LAW Entry Tests, ADPP, Civil Judge and Additional Judge
examinations. PPC MCQs and Solved MCQs of Pakistan Penal Code 1860 given
and they are very often required when someone is preparing for Judiciary
examination or similar other papers.

These solved PPC MCQs are based on the different types of crime like;
“crimes”, “punishment”, “jurisdiction of the court”, “killings”, “summary trial”,
“public nuisance”, and property, and the various sections of Pakistan Penal
Code that deals with them and other related topics. At the end of every solved
PPC MCQ Test, you will find a link to the Next and Previous post of PPC MCQs.

Here, 151 to 206 solved MCQs of this Pakistan Penal Code 1860 is given. So,
let’s have a look at the solved PPC MCQs.

Table of Contents HIDE
1 Standards of medical and legal sanity are:
2 A person is liable for his own wrongful acts:
3 Homicide is the killing of:
4 In the Code of Criminal Procedure, offences are divided into:
5 What is an Appeal?
6 What are Appellate and revisional jurisdictions?
7 A trial is a judicial proceeding with ends in:
8 The term offence has been defined in the Code of Criminal Procedure:
9 A complaint is made to a:
10 A summary trial is:
11 Whenever violence is used by an unlawful assembly, every member of such
assembly is guilty of the offence of rioting :
12 Whoever drives any vehicle so rash or negligent as to endanger human life:
13 The Pakistan Penal Code is as old as:
14 For the offence of attempt to murder, punishment is:
Standards of medical and legal sanity are:
A. Identical
B. Different
C. none of these

A person is liable for his own wrongful acts:

A. Absolutely correct
B. Generally correct
C. Absurd
D. none of these

Homicide is the killing of:

A. A human being
B. A living creature
C. Both
D. none of these

In the Code of Criminal Procedure, offences are

divided into:
A. Two categories
B. Five categories
C. Seven categories
D. none of these

What is an Appeal?
A. A natural right
B. A right is given by law
C. A right is given by the trial Court
D. none of these
What are Appellate and revisional jurisdictions?
A. Same
B. Inter-linked
C. Separate
D. none of these

A trial is a judicial proceeding with ends in:

A. Conviction/acquittal
B. Discharge
C. Both
D. none of these

The term offence has been defined in the Code of

Criminal Procedure:
A. Yes
B. No
C. Both a & b
D. none of these

A complaint is made to a:
A. Magistrate
B. District Nazim
C. Police officer
D. none of these

A summary trial is:

A. No trial
B. Speedy trial
C. Both

Whenever violence is used by an unlawful assembly,

every member of such assembly is guilty of the offence
of rioting :
A. True
B. False

Whoever drives any vehicle so rash or negligent as to

endanger human life:
A. he/she may be guilty of trespass to land
B. he/she may be guilty of rash driving
C. none of these

The Pakistan Penal Code is as old as:

A. 1890
B. 1875
C. 1860
D. none of these

For the offence of attempt to murder, punishment is:

A. substantial fine
B. Imprisonment for a term which may extend to ten years
C. none of these

Table of Contents HIDE
1 The offences of Rape and Adultery are:
2 Extradition is a:
3 Defamation mean:
4 The object of the Code of Criminal Procedure is:
5 In matters of procedure the correct principle is:
6 The provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code do not apply to proceed in
the:
7 A trial is a judicial proceeding which ends in:
8 Summary Trial is:
9 A criminal court is not competent to decide the civil rights of the parties, a
question like ownership and title:
10 The presumption is always that the law will be applicable retrospectively
more’s when the law is of a penal nature-
11 Section 411 PPC relates to:
12 Punishment for imputation of unchastity of woman is:
13 A magistrate can order a person who files a false, frivolous and vexatious
criminal case against somebody.
14 Shujjah is divided into:
15 Punishment for attempt to commit suicide is:
16 In pre-arrest bail
17 A private complaint can be lodged:

The offences of Rape and Adultery are:

A. Identical
B. different
C. none of these

Extradition is a:
A. crime
B. Law
C. civil wrong
D. None of these

Defamation mean:
A. to honour and promote a person
B. to hurt a person or to cause psychological injuries
C. to harm the reputation of a person
D. none of these

The object of the Code of Criminal Procedure is:

A. to strengthen the economic foundations of the country
B. is to ensure that the accused person gets a full and fail trial
C. to elaborate on the punishment
D. none of these

In matters of procedure the correct principle is:

A. a particular procedure should be considered to be permitted if it is not
prohibited
B. a particular procedure should be considered to be prohibited if it is not
permitted
C. a particular procedure should be considered to be permitted even it is not
prohibited

The provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code do not

apply to proceed in the:
A. Lower Courts
B. High Courts
C. Supreme Court
D. Apply on all courts

A trial is a judicial proceeding which ends in:

A. Conviction/acquittal
B. Discharge
C. Both
D. none of these

Summary Trial is:

A. Speedy trial
B. No trial
C. Neither
D. none of these

A criminal court is not competent to decide the civil

rights of the parties, a question like ownership and
title:
A. True
B. False

The presumption is always that the law will be

applicable retrospectively more’s when the law is of a
penal nature-
A. True
B. False

Section 411 PPC relates to:

A. Extortion
B. Dacoity
C. Dishonestly receiving stolen property
D. none of these

Punishment for imputation of unchastity of woman is:

A. 2 years
B. 5 years
C. 10 years
D. none of these
A magistrate can order a person who files a false,
frivolous and vexatious criminal case against
somebody.
A. To pay compensation to that somebody
B. To force him to deposit fine
C. To ask him to apologize
D. none of these

Shujjah is divided into:

A. 7 categories
B. 8 categories
C. 10 categories
D. None of the above (6 Categories)

Punishment for attempt to commit suicide is:

A. 4 years
B. 6 years
C. 8 years
D. none of these(a year or with fine or with both)

In pre-arrest bail
A. A complaint is not essential
B. FIR is essential
C. FIR is not essential
D. none of these

A private complaint can be lodged:

A. Before a Judge of High Court
B. Before a Session judge
C. Before a magistrate
D. none of these

XT Post

Common intention is the base of the principle of

A. constructive liability
B. strict liability
C. vicarious liability
D. none of above

The intention to commit a crime with mutual

participation is known as
A. common intention
B. common object
C. Abetment
D. none of above

Common object we mean mutual goal or purpose

which brings two or more persons together is called?
A. common intention
B. common object
C. Abetment
D. none of above

In criminal conspiracy, liability is extended to all the

persons involved in agreement on the principle of
A. constructive liability
B. vicarious liability
C. strict liability
D. none of above
Liability implies a state of a person who has acted
contrary to a
A. Duty
B. offence
C. punishment
D. none of above

Acts, for which a man is held responsible irrespective

of the existence of either
A. wrongful intent
B. negligence
C. both A & B
D. none of above

An accident is culpable when it is due to negligence

A. True
B. False

Accident is inevitable when it cannot be avoided

A. True
B. False

Attempt to commit robbery is dealt under section

A. 390
B. 390
C. 392
D. 393

What is the punishment of an attempt to commit

robbery
A. 3 year and fine
B. 5 year and fine
C. 7 year and fine
D. none of above

Punishment of hijacking is given in section

A. 402 A
B. 402 B
C. 403
D. 404

What is the punishment for criminal breach of trust

A. 3 year or fine or both
B. 5 year or fine or both
C. 7 year or fine or both
D. none of above

A trademark is defined under section

A. 476
B. 477
C. 478
D. 479

Punishment for criminal intimidation is provided under

section
A. 503
B. 505
C. 506
D. 507
Accomplice and female evidence is admissible on
evidence in Hadood cases
A. True
B. False

Table of Contents HIDE
1 The court has the power of discretion in Hadood cases
2 In dacotiy, at least number of a person shall be
3 Attempt to commit robbery is punishment under section 393 with
imprisonment of seven years or fine or both
4 Defamation is discussed under which chapter of PPC 1860?
5 Diyat is defined under which section of PPC 1860?
6 Punishment for dishonesty extends to?
7 What is the punishment for criminal trespass
8 What is the punishment for forgery?
9 Fornication is defined in which section of PPC 1860?
10 Solitary confinement is discussed under section
11 When P.P.C which types of intention is required to prove the guilt of
accused
12 Act of a child under seven years of age is?
13 Things and acts done in private defence is no offence u/s
14 Section 53 of Pakistan Penal Code 1860 deals with?
15 Sentence of death can be commuted consent of legal heirs

The court has the power of discretion in Hadood cases

A. true
B. false

In dacotiy, at least number of a person shall be

A. 2
B. 3
C. 5
D. 7

Attempt to commit robbery is punishment under

section 393 with imprisonment of seven years or fine
or both
A. true
B. false

Defamation is discussed under which chapter of PPC

1860?
A. xx
B. xxi
C. xxii
D. xiii

Diyat is defined under which section of PPC 1860?

A. 321
B. 322
C. 323
D. 324

Punishment for dishonesty extends to?

A. 1 year
B. 2 year
C. 3 year
D. none of above
What is the punishment for criminal trespass
A. 3 month or with fine (1500)
B. 6 month or with fine (3000)
C. 1 year or with fine (3000)
D. none of above

What is the punishment for forgery?

A. 2 year or fine or both
B. 3 year or fine or both
C. 4 year or fine or both
D. none of above

Fornication is defined in which section of PPC 1860?

A. 496
B. 496 A
C. 496 B
D. none of above

Solitary confinement is discussed under section

A. 73
B. 74
C. both A & B
D. none of above

When P.P.C which types of intention is required to

prove the guilt of accused
A. actual
B. constructive
C. both A & B
D. none of above

Act of a child under seven years of age is?

A. an offence
B. not an offence

Things and acts done in private defence is no offence

u/s
A. 94
B. 95
C. 96
D. 97

Section 53 of Pakistan Penal Code 1860 deals with?

A. Punishment
B. Fines
C. Vessel
D. All of the above

Sentence of death can be commuted consent of legal

heirs
A. True
B. false

Table of Contents HIDE
1 Sentence of death is commuted under section
2 Section 55-A saves the power of the
3 Tazir include punishment of
4 What are the requisites of defamation
5 Criminal intimidation is defined under section
6 When P.P.O was-enforced?
7 Section 20 of Pakistan Penal Code deals with
8 A public servant is defined under which section of Pakistan Penal Code
9 Wrongful gain is discussed under which section of Pakistan Penal Code
10 The document is defined under section of Pakistan Penal Code
11 Common intention is dealt with by section
12 Dishonesty issuing a cheque is dealt under section
13 Section 470 of Pakistan Penal Code deals with
14 What is the punishment of forgery?
15 Lurking house-trespass is dealt by section
16 Which section deals with mischief?
17 What is the punishment of mischief?
18 What is the punishment of Qatl-bis-Sabab?
19 Cheating is punished under section 417 with imprisonment which may
extend to
20 Rioting shall not be in furtherance of common object
21 Injury on head or face is called?

Sentence of death is commuted under section

A. 52
B. 53
C. 54
D. none of above

Section 55-A saves the power of the

A. Prime Minister
B. Chief Justice of Pakistan
C. President
D. none of above

Tazir include punishment of

A. imprisonment
B. forfeiture
C. fine
D. all of the above

What are the requisites of defamation

A. be defamatory
B. be false
C. be published
D. all of the above

Criminal intimidation is defined under section

A. 503
B. 505
C. 506
D. 507

When P.P.O was-enforced?

A. 6th Feb 1860
B. 6th March 1860
C. 6th October 1860
D. 6th December 1860

Section 20 of Pakistan Penal Code deals with

A. court of justice
B. judge
C. government
D. all of the above

A public servant is defined under which section of

Pakistan Penal Code
A. 20
B. 21
C. 22
D. 23

Wrongful gain is discussed under which section of

Pakistan Penal Code
A. 21
B. 22
C. 23
D. 24

The document is defined under section of Pakistan

Penal Code
A. 29
B. 30
C. 31
D. 32

Common intention is dealt with by section

A. 31
B. 32
C. 33
D. 34

Dishonesty issuing a cheque is dealt under section

A. (489-A)
B. (489-F)
C. (489-G)
D. (489-H)
Section 470 of Pakistan Penal Code deals with
A. Forgery
B. forged documents
C. possession of a forged document
D. none of above

What is the punishment of forgery?

A. may extend to 2 years or fine or both
B. may-extend to 3 years or fine or both
C. may extend to 7 years or fine or both
D. none of above

Lurking house-trespass is dealt by section

A. 441
B. 442
C. 443
D. 444

Which section deals with mischief?

A. 425
B. 426
C. 427
D. 428

What is the punishment of mischief?

A. may extend to three months or fine or both
B. may extend to six month or fine both
C. none of above

What is the punishment of Qatl-bis-Sabab?

A. Diyat
B. Diyat and five year
C. Diyat and 10-year imprisonment
D. None of the above

Cheating is punished under section 417 with

imprisonment which may extend to
A. 1 year or fine or both
B. 3 year or fine or both
C. 6 year or fine or both
D. 2 year Or fine or both

Rioting shall not be in furtherance of common object

A. True
B. False

Injury on head or face is called?

A. Shajja
B. Jurh
C. Both a & b
D. None of the above