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POCSO

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When did the POCSO Act come into force?

a)

14 November, 2014

b)

21 July, 2012

c)

11 January, 2013

d)

14 November, 2012

2.

Who is a child under the POCSO Act?

a)

A person below the age of 21 years

b)

A person below the age of 18 years

c)

A girl below the age of 18 years

d)

A boy below the age of 18 years

3.

Medical examination of the child can be conducted in the presence of

a)

Woman nominated by the head of the medical institution

b)

The parent of the child

c)

Any other person in whom the child reposes trust or confidence.

d)

All

4.

What is meant by – “Trials to be conducted in camera”.

a)

Video recording is done of the procedure

b)

Press and public is allowed for the proceeding

c)

Proceeding carried out in private, in the absence of the public and the press.

d)

None of the above

5.

POCSO provides protection children from the offences of

a)

Sexual assault

b)

Sexual harassment

c)

Pornography

d)

All

6.

Where are the cases of the POCSO Act tried?

a)

Supreme Court

b)

High Court

c)

Special Courts

d)

None of the above

7.

On whom lies the burden of proof in the heinous cases of POCSO ACT 2012?

a)

Police

b)

Accused

c)

Lawyer

d)

Child

8.

What is the full form of SJPU?

a)

Special Justice Police Unit

b)

Social Juvenile Police Unit

c)

Special Juvenile Police Unit

d)

Social Justice Police Unit

9.

What is meant by CWC?

a)

Criminal Welfare Committee

b)

Concerned for Working Children

c)

Child Welfare Committee

d)

None of the above

10.

Who monitors the implementation of the POCSO Act?

a)

CWC

b)

DCPU

c)

State Commissions for the Protection of Child Rights (SCPCRs)

d)

All

11.

Under which Section of POCSO Act reporting of the sexual offence is mandatory?

a)

Sec 14

b)

Sec 39

c)

Sec-21

d)

Sec 25

12.

When an offence is treated as “aggravated”

a)

When the abused child is mentally ill

b)

When an accused is a person of trust or authority of child like a family member, police officer, teacher or doctor.

c)

When an adopted child is abused by adoptive parents

d)

All

13.

If a child (below 18 years) has committed an offence ie. Sexual assault, sexual harassment, pornography etc. , under which law the case will be dealt?

a)

Juvenile Justice Act

b)

POCSO Act

c)

Indian Penal Code

d)

Other laws

14.

What are the facilities available to the child, victim of sexual offence?

a)

Care, protection, shelter

b)

Counselling, Support

c)

Compensation, legal aid

d)

All

15.

What is the role of students in prevention of child sexual offences in the society?

a)

Create awareness

b)

Refer the case to the legal mechanism

c)

Support the victim’s family in lodging the FIR

d)

All

16.

If media discloses the identity of POCSO victim, what will be the quantum of punishment under POCSO Act?

a)

No punishment

b)

0 – 6 months

c)

6 months – 1 year

d)

Life imprisonment