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WorksheetsMCQs on PPC 1860
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which section of PPC defines abetment?
S. 107
S. 109
S. 110
S. 120
Which section defines an 'abettor'?
S. 108
S. 109
S. 120
S. 110
Punishment of abetment if no specific punishment is provided is given in:
S. 109
S. 107
S. 108
S. 120
Abetment by conspiracy is covered under which section?
S. 107(2)
S. 110
S. 120
S. 118
Instigation is one mode of:
Attempt
Abetment
Common Intention
Conspiracy
Which section deals with abetment by public?
S. 117
S. 118
S. 120
S. 111
Concealment of a design to commit an offence is punishable under:
S. 118
S. 110
S. 107
S. 120
Criminal conspiracy is defined in:
S. 120
S. 120A
S. 120B
S. 119
Punishment of criminal conspiracy is given in:
S. 120A
S. 120
S. 120B
S. 121
An abettor is defined in which section?
S. 108
S. 110
S. 112
S. 120
Which section deals with acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention?
S. 34
S. 36
S. 35
S. 39
Which section explains criminal liability for acts done with criminal knowledge?
S. 35
S. 34
S. 39
S. 36
Effect of act done by mistake of fact is covered under:
S. 34
S. 38
S. 36
S. 37
Co-operation by doing one of several acts is covered under:
S. 34
S. 35
S. 37
S. 38
Persons concerned in criminal act may be guilty of different offences is in:
S. 37
S. 38
S. 39
S. 40
‘Voluntarily’ is defined in:
S. 39
S. 38
S. 35
S. 34
The word ‘offence’ is defined in:
S. 40
S. 41
S. 42
S. 43
Special law is defined in:
S. 40
S. 41
S. 42
S. 43
Local law is defined in:
S. 42
S. 43
S. 44
S. 52
Illegal is defined in:
S. 41
S. 43
S. 44
S. 40
Injury is defined in:
S. 44
S. 45
S. 52
S. 52A
Good faith is defined in:
S. 40
S. 52
S. 52A
S. 44
Harbour is explained in:
S. 52A
S. 52
S. 44
S. 41
Common intention rule is contained in:
S. 34
S. 35
S. 37
S. 39
Which section deals with abetment if act is done by innocent agent?
S. 110
S. 111
S. 112
S. 113
Punishment for abetment of offence punishable with death or life imprisonment (if not committed) is:
Up to 7 years + fine
Death penalty
2 years only
Same as principal offence
If abetment succeeds, abettor is punished:
Less than principal
Equal to principal
Not punished
Only fined
Instigation means:
Provoking another
Helping another
Conspiring with another
Punishing another
Conspiracy requires:
Two or more persons
One person only
A public servant only
Consent of Court
PPC provisions on abetment are contained in:
Ss. 107–120B
Ss. 34–52
Ss. 121–130
Ss. 141–160
