ASSIGNMENT NO.

CRIMINAL LAW (REVISED PENAL CODE, BOOK2)

PREPARED BY: JIM PETERICK G. SISON, RCRIM, J.D., MSCJ (IN-PROGRESS)

INSTRUCTIONS:

I. BEGIN WITH A MOMENT OF REFLECTION AND PRAYER.

II. MAINTAIN ACADEMIC INTEGRITY THROUGHOUT THE TASK; DO NOT ENGAGE IN
ANY FORM OF CHEATING.
III. UPHOLD YOUR HONOR BY ENSURING COMPLETE HONESTY IN YOUR RESPONSES.
IV. RECORD YOUR ANSWERS NEATLY IN YOUR QUIZ NOTEBOOK. DO NOT ANSWER
DIRECTLY. WRITE THE QUESTIONS FIRST THEN THE ANSWER.
V. USE A BLACK BALLPOINT PEN FOR WRITING.
VI. EMPLOY CURSIVE HANDWRITING FOR YOUR RESPONSES, ENSURING CLARITY
AND LEGIBILITY.
VII. DUE DATE: (DURING OUR CLASS PERIOD)

TEST I.

I. ENUMERATE THE CRIMES AGAINST NATIONAL SECURITY.

II. WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF THE CRIME OF TREASON?

III. WHAT ARE THE TWO MODES OF COMMITTING TREASON?

IV. WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS OF LEVYING WAR?

V. WHAT ARE THE TWO WAYS OF PROVING TREASON?

VI. WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT TREASON?

VII. WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF PROPOSAL TO COMMIT TREASON?

VIII. WHAT ARE THE ELEMENTS OF MISPRISION OF TREASON?

XI. WHAT IS CONCEALED IN MISPRISION OF TREASON?

X. HOW IS ESPIONAGE COMMITTED?

TEST II.

I. A breach of allegiance to a government, committed by a person who owes allegiance to it.

A. Treason

B. Espionage

C. Rebellion

II. It requires the concurrence of two things, that there being an actual assembly of men and for

such purpose of executing a treasonable design by force

A. Aid or comfort

B. Adherence to the enemy

C. Levying war

III. A person having knowledge of the plans to commit treason and fails to disclose such

information to the governor, fiscal or mayor is guilty of what crime?

A. Treason

B. Conspiracy to commit treason

C. Espionage

D. Misprision of Treason

IV. Treason is a war crime. It cannot be committed during times of peace.

A. True

B. False

V. Which of the following crime, over which the Philippine laws has jurisdiction even if

committed outside the country?

A. Espionage

B. Piracy and Mutiny

C. Treason

D. All of these