- 1. What are the reglementary periods required to be followed to avoid violation of Article 125 of the RPC or Delay in the delivery of detained persons to the proper judicial authorities?
A) 12, 18, and 36 hours
B) 8, 12, and 18 hours
C) 6, 10, 16 hours
D) 12, 20, and 36 hours
- 2. What is the felony committed if the public officer or employee who has legally procured a search warrant but exceeds the authority reposed or uses unnecessary severity in executing the same?
A) Search warrants maliciously obtained and abuse in the service of those legally obtained
B) Searching domicile without witnesses
C) Expulsion
D) None of the above
- 3. What is the felony committed if the offender is a public officer who procures a search warrant without just cause?
A) Search warrants maliciously obtained and abuse in the service of those legally obtained
B) Offending the religious feelings
C) Prohibition, interruption and dissolution of peaceful meetings
D) Searching domicile without witnesses
- 4. This is one of the legal grounds for the detention of any person.
A) If the person is not a fugitive from justice
B) If the person to be arrested did not commitany crime
C) Violent insanity
D) Person with reddish eyes
- 5. What is the felony committed if the public officer while the religious ceremony is going on prevents or disturbs the same?
A) Offending the religious feelings
B) None of the above
C) Interruption of religious worship
D) Expulsion
- 6. What is the felony committed if the acts are performed in a place devoted to religious worship and the same are notoriously offensive
to the feelings of the faithful?
A) Prohibition, interruption and dissolution of peaceful meetings
B) Interruption of religious worship
C) Expulsion
D) Offending the religious feelings
- 7. By entering any dwelling against the will of the Owner committed by a public officer or employee without being authorized by judicial order is one of the punishable acts of what
crime or felony?
A) Interruption of religious worship
B) Violation of domicile
C) Searching domicile without witnesses
D) Search warrants maliciously obtained and abuse in the service of those legally obtained
- 8. What is the felony committed if the public officer or employee was armed with a search warrant legally procured and searched the domicile but the owner or any member of his family or two witnesses residing in the same locality were not present?
A) Searching domicile without witnesses
B) Delaying release
C) Arbitrary detention
D) Interruption of religious worship
- 9. The offender has knowledge of any conspiracy to commit treason against the Government and conceals or does not disclose and make known the same as soon as possible to the proper authority.
A) Misprision of treason
B) Proposal to commit treason
C) Treason
D) Conspiracy to commit treason
- 10. Who are persons liable in treason?
A) Foreigner
B) All of the above
C) Filipino citizen and resident alien
D) Filipino citizen and foreigner
- 11. Two or more persons come to an agreement to levy war against the government or to adhere to the enemies and to give them aid or comfort.
A) This is one of the elements of conspiracy to Commit treason.
B) None of the above.
C) This is one of the elements of proposal to Commit treason
D) This is one of the elements of misprision of treason.
- 12. Which crime that requires the testimony of two witnesses to the same overt act.
A) Correspondence with hostile country
B) Treason
C) Espionage
D) Flight to enemy country
- 13. China and the Philippines are at war. X is a Filipino citizen. X has knowledge that A, B, and C who are also Filipino citizens, have agreed and decided to adhere to the Chinese and give them aid or comfort. The meeting was done in X' s house and so he heard all the details of the conspiracy. He concealed such knowledge and did not report the conspiracy to commit treason to the authorities. What is the crime committed by X?
A) Qualified piracy
B) Misprison of treason
C) Treason
D) Espionage
- 14. It is a betrayal of alegiance to one' s country in time of war.
A) Murder
B) Piracy
C) Rebellion
D) Treason
- 15. Who can be an offender in misprision of treason?
A) Citizen of the Philippines only
B) Foreigner
C) All of the above can be an offender.
D) Resident alien
- 16. By adhering to the enemies, giving them aid or comfort is one of the elements of what crime?
A) Treason
B) Flight to enemy country
C) Correspondence with hostile country
D) None of the above
- 17. This is one of the modes of committing treason.
A) By killing
B) By levying war
C) None of the above
D) By spying
- 18. The Philippines is involved in a war and the offender owes allegiance to the Philippines but he attempts to flee to the enemy country which is prohibited by the government.
A) Piracy
B) Violation of Neutrality
C) Misprision of treason
D) Flight to enemy country
- 19. What is the felony committed if a public officer or employee, without legal grounds, detains a person.
A) Arbitrary Detention
B) Violation of Domicile
C) Qualified Piracy
D) Kidnapping
- 20. In this felony, the offender is a public officer or employee who expels any person from the, Philippines or compels a person to change his residence without being authorized by law to do so.
A) Arbitrary detention
B) Delaying release
C) Violation of domicile
D) Expulsion
- 21. In llegal association, is it necessary that there be an actual meeting?
A) Yes
B) Maybe
C) Probably
D) No
- 22. If the public officer who during rebellion accepted a position or office under the rebels is liable for what felony?
A) Disloyalty of public officers or employees
B) Inciting to sedition
C) Conspiracy to commit rebellion
D) Proposal to commit coup d' eta
- 23. In llegal assembly, is it necessary that there is an actual meeting or assembly?
A) No
B) Maybe
C) Yes
D) Probably
- 24. If the offender without taking arms or being in open hostility against the government, incites others to the execution of any of the acts of rebellion by means of speeches is liable for what felony?
A) Sedition
B) Inciting a rebellion or insurrection
C) llegal association
D) Coupd' etat
- 25. One of the elements of this felony is that there must be a public uprising and taking arms against the government to deprive the Congress, wholly or partially, of any of their powers or prerogatives.
A) Inciting a rebellion
B) Coup d' etat
C) Sedition
D) Rebellion or insurrection
- 26. This is the felony where the offenders rise publicly and tumultuously employing force, intimidation, or other means outside of legal methods to prevent the promulgation or execution of any law or the holding of any popular election.
A) Sedition
B) llegal assembly
C) Rebellion
D) Illegal association
- 27. What is the felony if there is a meeting
attended by armed persons for the purpose of committing any of the crimes punishable by the Revised Penal Code?
A) Sedition
B) Violation of parliamentary immunity
C) Illegal assemblies
D) llegal associations
- 28. If the policeman arrested a member of
Congress while in a regular session when the crime he committed is not more than prision correccional, the policeman is liable for what felony?
A) Coup d' etat
B) Inciting to sedition
C) Sedition
D) Violation of parliamentary immunity
- 29. Who are persons liable in llegal association?
A) Founders
B) Councilors
C) By standers
D) Strangers
- 30. The offender belongs to a military or police or holding any public office or employment who made a swift attack accompanied by violence, intimidation, threat, strategy, or stealth for the purpose of diminishing state power.
A) Coup d' etat
B) Rebellion
C) Sedition
D) llegal Assembly
- 31. Which statement is true?
A) There can be no direct assault if there is no indirect assault.
B) A police is considered a person in authority.
C) A lawyer is considered an agent of a person in authority.
D) Indirect assault can be committed only when a direct assault is also committed.
- 32. X was convicted of Theft. The judgment became final. Before he could start serving sentence, X committed Attempted Homicide. Is X a quasi-recidivist?
A) No
B) X is a recidivist.
C) Yes
D) X is a habitual delinquent.
- 33. A court employee imitated the signature of the judge in order to release a detention prisoner who posted a bond for his provisional liberty. The document is genuine. Is the court employee guilty of falsification?
A) Maybe
B) No. There is no falsification because the document is genuine.
C) Yes. The crime of falsification is committed by imitating the genuine signature of the judge.
D) The court employee is guilty of delivering prisoners from jail.
- 34. Mayor X was conducting a meeting with barangay officials regarding the dissemination and implementation of the law that prohibits the selling of liquor to minors. Y, a store owner, punched Mayor X. Is Y guilty of direct assault?
A) Yes. Y is guilty of direct assault because he punched the Mayor while he was engaged in the performance of his duties.
B) Y is guilty of serious physical injuries.
C) No. Y is not guilty of direct assault because the Mayor is not performing his duty at the time he was assaulted.
D) Y is not guilty of any crime.
- 35. Who is deemed an agent of a person in authority?
A) Any person who comes to the aid of a person in authority.
B) Teacher
C) Judge
D) Mayor
- 36. If the firearm is fired in public and is not directed to any person, what is the crime committed?
A) Alarms and Scandals
B) Illegal Discharge of Firearm
C) Tumults and other disturbances of public order
D) Attempted Homicide
- 37. X was convicted of Theft. While serving sentence, X committed violation of R.A. 9165 (Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002), a special law. Is X a quasi- recidivist?
A) No, X is not a quasi-recidivist.
B) Yes, X is a quasi-recidivist.
C) X is a recidivist..
D) X is a habitual delinquent.
- 38. X was convicted of violation of R.A. 9165 (Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002), a special law. Before serving sentence, he committed murder. Is X a quasi- recidivist?
A) Yes, X is a quasi-recidivist. Before serving sentence, he committed murder, a felony.
B) X is a habitual delinquent.
C) X is a recidivist.
D) No, X Is not a quasi-recidivist because he committed a new felony.
- 39. Any person who shall remove from any jail or penal establishment any person confined therein or shall help the escape of such person is guilty of what crime?
A) Delivering prisoners from jail
B) Evasion of service of sentence
C) Evasion of service of sentence on the occasion of disorder, conflagrations, earthquakes, or other calamities.
D) Other cases of evasion of service of sentence
- 40. This is one of the elements of direct assault.
A) The offender knows that the one he is assaulting is a person in authority or his agent in the exercise of his duties.
B) The offender is a person in authority.
C) There is public uprising.
D) The person assaulted is not a person in authority or his/her agent.
- 41. Brenda has a habit of swimming in her pool fully naked. Every time she does, men from nearby high rise buildings enjoy her lovely sight.
A) Prostitution
B) Obscene publications or exhibitions
C) Indecent show
D) Grave scandal
- 42. Maria, a dancer in a club danced naked in front of her customers. What is the crime committed by Maria, if any?
A) Grave scandal
B) Indecent Show
C) Prostitution
D) Use of Falsified Document
- 43. Women who, for money or profit, habitually indulge in sexual intercourse or lascivious conduct, are deemed to be what?
A) Indecent Show
B) Exhibitionist
C) Prostitutes
D) Traffickers
- 44. Any person who shall offend against decency or good customs by any highly scandalous conduct not expressly falling within any other article of this Code is guilty of what crime?
A) Obscene publications or exhibitions
B) Indecent show
C) Prostitution
D) Grave scandal
- 45. Any person who shall publicly use a fictitious name for the purpose of concealing a crime, evading the execution of a judgment or causing damage.
A) Perjury
B) Using Fictitious Name
C) Concealing True Name
D) Grave Scandal
- 46. X executed an affidavit subscribed and sworn to before a prosecutor. In the said affidavit, he stated that Y carnapped his vehicle. Y submitted his counter affidavit and produced a Deed of Sale executed by X in favor of Y wherein X stated among others that he is turning over his car to Y. The statement of X is therefore a deliberate falsehood. What crime did X commit?
A) Perjury
B) False testimony in civil cases
C) Falsification
D) False testimony in a criminal case
- 47. Russell executed an affidavit before the prosecutor’s office wherein he stated that he was present when the crime of Murder was committed by the accused Juarez. He stated in the affidavit that he saw the actual shooting of the victim. During cross examination, he admitted that he did not actually see the accused commit the crime and that he was only told that the accused did it. He admitted that what he said in his affidavit was false. What crime did Russell commit, if any?
A) Perjury
B) Use of Falsified Document
C) Falsification
D) Usurpation of Official Functions
- 48. Juan and Maria are lovers. They drove to Balayong Park at 3PM. They parked underneath a shaded area. They had sex inside the car. The security guard noticed the silhouette of a woman on top of a man and that the car was shaking. What crime did Juan and Maria commit, if any?
A) Prostitution
B) Indecent show
C) Grave scandal
D) Obscene publications or exhibitions
- 49. This is one of the two ways of committing perjury.
A) By using a falsified document
B) By making a false affidavit
C) By dancing naked in public
D) By testifying in court
- 50. Laarni, a waitress in Tiki Bar, uses the uniform of Hotel and Restaurant Management students of FullBright to entice customers. Is Laarni liable for Illegal Use of Uniform?
A) Yes, Laarni is liable. She is wearing a uniform publicly and improperly.
B) No, Laarni is not liable. She is not wearing a uniform which pertains to a public officer which symbolizes authority.
C) Laarni may be held liable.
D) Laarni is liable for Concealing True Name.
- 51. What is the crime committed if a person is knowingly and falsely representing himself or herself to be an officer, agent, or representative of the Philippine government or of any foreign government?
A) Falsification
B) Use of Falsified Document
C) Usurpation of Authority
D) Usurpation of Official Functions
- 52. It is a document issued by a public official in the exercise of his official functions.
A) Commercial document
B) Official document
C) Public document
D) Private document
- 53. C was on his way home from his work. While he was walking along Rizal Avenue, A and B accosted him and introduced themselves as NBI agents. A and B are taxi drivers. What is the crime committed by A and B?
A) Use of Falsified Document
B) Usurpation of Authority
C) Falsification
D) Usurpation of Official Functions
- 54. What is the crime committed if a person is performing any act pertaining to any person in authority or public officer of the Philippine government or any foreign government?
A) Usurpation of Authority
B) Usurpation of Official Functions
C) Falsification
D) Use of Falsified Document
- 55. Mr. X and Mr. Y had a drinking spree inside Tiki Bar. They were seen by their common friends. At 10:00PM, they left the bar together. On their way home, they had a heated argument. In the course thereof, Mr. X killed Mr. Y. Mr. X hid the body of Mr. Y. To conceal the crime, Mr. X went to Cagayancillo on the following day and publicly assumed a new name Mr. Bogart Dimacatarungan. What is the crime committed by Mr. X?
A) Mr. X is liable for Falsification
B) Mr. X is liable for Using a Fictitious Name for publicly using a fictitious name for the purpose of concealing a crime.
C) Mr. X is liable for Usurpation of Authority.
D) Mr. X is liable for Usurpation of Official Functions.
- 56. It is a document executed by private persons without the intervention of a notary public or any other authorized persons
A) Official document
B) Private document
C) Commercial document
D) Public Document
- 57. Mr. X procured a false medical certificate from a physician friend. He used the false medical certificate to justify his absence from work. If the medical certificate is found to be false, what is the criminal liability of Mr. X?
A) Mr. X is liable for Falsification.
B) Mr. X is liable for Usurpation of Official Function.
C) Mr. X is liable for Usurpation of Authority.
D) Mr. X is liable for Use of False Medical Certificate.
- 58. X is an employee of ABC company. X got sick in the course of his employment. He applied for the award of disability benefits. X went to Dr. Y, his good friend, and convinced the latter to issue a medical certificate that his illness is work connected and permanent. Dr. Y issued the said medical certificate. The truth of the matter is that X's illness is not work related and was caused by his chronic smoking habits. What is the crime committed by Dr. Y?
A) Dr. Y committed the crime of Use of False Medical Certificate.
B) Dr. Y committed the crime of Using Fictitious Name.
C) Dr. Y committed the crime of False Medical Certificate by a Physician.
D) Dr. Y committed the crime of Usurpation of Official Function
- 59. X and Y are lovers. They both graduated criminology. X had long passed the criminology licensure exam but Y failed three times. X suggested to Y that he better take the examination for Y. Y agreed. X took the examination in the name of Y. When the result was released, Y passed. It was discovered that it was not Y but X who took the examination in the name of Y. What is the crime committed by X?
A) X committed the crime of Falsification.
B) X committed the crime of Usurpation of Official Function.
C) X committed the crime of Usurpation of Authority.
D) X committed the crime of Use of Falsified Document.
- 60. It is a document executed with the participation of a person in authority or a notary public.
A) Public Document
B) Private document
C) Commercial document
D) Official document
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