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The Pakistan Penal Code,1860 Test Online

Rizwan HaiderLast Updated: September 20, 2025

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1. Which section of the Pakistan Penal Code deals with abetment in Pakistan of offences committed outside it?

Section 108

Section 108A

Section 109

Section 110

2. If a person in Pakistan instigates another abroad to commit murder, under which section will he be liable?

Section 110

Section 109

Section 108A

Section 114

3. According to Section 109, what is the punishment if an act abetted is committed and no express provision exists?

One-half of punishment for offence

One-fourth of punishment for offence

Same punishment as the offence

Only fine

4. If A offers a bribe to B (a public servant) and B accepts, which offence has A committed?

Abetment of theft

Abetment of bribery

Abetment of conspiracy

No offence committed

5. What happens under Section 110 if the abetted person acts with a different intention than the abettor?

Abettor is free from liability

Abettor gets lesser punishment

Abettor is punished as if act was done with his intention

Only the abetted person is liable

6. When an abetted act results in a different but probable act, which section applies?

Section 112

Section 111

Section 114

Section 115

7. If A instigates a child to poison Z but the child accidentally poisons Y, who is liable?

Only child

Only A

Both A and child

No one

8. Which section holds abettor liable for both the abetted act and additional distinct act committed?

Section 111

Section 112

Section 113

Section 116

9. If A instigates B to cause grievous hurt but Z dies, which section applies?

Section 109

Section 111

Section 113

Section 115

10. Which section deems the abettor to have committed the offence if present at the scene?

Section 114

Section 109

Section 112

Section 110

11. What is the punishment under Section 115 if abetment of a capital offence is not committed?

Up to 3 years

Up to 7 years and fine

Life imprisonment

Only fine

12. If hurt is caused during abetment of murder that is not committed, what is the maximum punishment?

7 years

10 years

14 years

Life imprisonment

13. Under Section 116, abetment of an offence not committed carries what punishment?

One-fourth of maximum punishment

Half of maximum punishment

Life imprisonment

Fine only

14. If a public servant abets an offence he is bound to prevent, under Section 116, he may face?

One-half of maximum imprisonment

One-fourth of imprisonment

Life imprisonment

No punishment

15. Abetting commission of offence by more than ten persons falls under which section?

Section 117

Section 115

Section 111

Section 119

16. What is the punishment for abetment by the public under Section 117?

Life imprisonment

Up to 3 years or fine or both

Up to 7 years

Only fine

17. Concealing design to commit offence punishable with death is covered under which section?

Section 118

Section 119

Section 120

Section 122

18. What is the punishment under Section 118 if offence is committed?

Up to 3 years

Up to 7 years + fine

10 years + fine

Life imprisonment

19. A police officer conceals design of robbery. Which section applies?

Section 118

Section 119

Section 120

Section 114

20. What is the maximum punishment under Section 119 for concealment of a capital offence?

5 years

7 years

10 years

Life imprisonment

21. Concealing design to commit an offence punishable with imprisonment only is covered under?

Section 120

Section 118

Section 121

Section 115

22. Criminal conspiracy is defined under which section?

Section 120

Section 120A

Section 120B

Section 119

23. What is required in a conspiracy to commit a non-offence act under Section 120A?

Mere agreement

Agreement plus an act

Written proof

Presence of 10+ persons

24. Punishment of criminal conspiracy is given under which section?

120A

120B

121

119

25. Waging war against Pakistan is punishable under?

Section 121

Section 122

Section 123

Section 124

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26. Conspiracy to commit offences punishable under Section 121 is covered in?

Section 120B

Section 121A

Section 122

Section 123A

27. Collecting arms with intention of waging war is punishable under?

Section 122

Section 123

Section 124

Section 120B

28. Defiling or burning Pakistan’s National Flag is punishable under?

Section 123

Section 123B

Section 124

Section 124A

29. Which section defines sedition in Pakistan Penal Code?

Section 123

Section 124

Section 124A

Section 121A

30. What is the maximum punishment for sedition under Section 124A?

7 years

10 years

Life imprisonment

3 years

31. Which section punishes a person legally bound to inform who intentionally omits information about an offence?

Section 201

Section 202

Section 203

Section 204

32. What is the maximum punishment under Section 202 for intentional omission to give information of an offence?

Two years

Three years

Six months

One year

33. Which section punishes giving false information regarding an offence known or believed to be committed?

Section 203

Section 204

Section 205

Section 209

34. What is the maximum imprisonment under Section 203?

Six months

One year

Two years

Five years

35. The Explanation attached to Sections 201–203 extends the term “offence” to include certain acts committed outside Pakistan. Which of the following is included?

Section 148

Section 161

Section 302

Section 510

36. Destroying or secreting a document to prevent its production as evidence is covered by which section?

Section 204

Section 205

Section 206

Section 208

37. The maximum punishment under Section 204 for destroying a document to prevent its production is:

One year

Two years

Three years

Five years

38. Falsely personating another in a suit or prosecution is punishable under:

Section 205

Section 206

Section 209

Section 210

39. Which section penalizes fraudulent removal or concealment of property to prevent its seizure as forfeiture or in execution?

Section 206

Section 207

Section 208

Section 210

40. Accepting or claiming property to prevent its seizure, knowing no right exists, is punishable under:

Section 206

Section 207

Section 208

Section 215

41. Fraudulently suffering a decree for a sum not due is dealt with in:

Section 208

Section 209

Section 210

Section 211

42. Dishonestly making a false claim in Court is covered by:

Section 206

Section 209

Section 210

Section 212

43. Fraudulently obtaining a decree for a sum not due is punishable under:

Section 205

Section 208

Section 210

Section 211

44. Instituting criminal proceedings on a false charge with intent to injure is addressed by:

Section 211

Section 212

Section 213

Section 214

45. Under Section 211, if the false charge relates to an offence punishable with death, life imprisonment, or 7+ years, the maximum punishment is:

Two years

Three years

Five years

Seven years

46. Harbouring an offender punishable with death carries a maximum punishment under Section 212 of:

Three years and fine

Five years and fine

Seven years and fine

Ten years and fine

47. Which relationship is expressly excepted from liability for harbouring under Sections 212 and 216?

Parent–child

Siblings

Husband or wife

Cousins

48. Taking gratification to screen an offender punishable with death is covered by which section and maximum term?

Section 213; up to seven years and fine

Section 214; up to five years and fine

Section 215; up to two years and fine

Section 212; up to seven years and fine

49. Offering gratification to screen an offender punishable with life imprisonment falls under:

Section 213

Section 214

Section 215

Section 210

50. Sections 213 and 214 do not apply where the offence is lawfully compoundable due to which clause?

General Exception

Specific Proviso

Explanation

Exception

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51. Taking gratification “to help recover stolen property” without using all means to apprehend the offender is punishable under:

Section 214

Section 215

Section 216

Section 217

52. Harbouring a person who escaped custody or whose apprehension is ordered is covered by:

Section 212

Section 216

Section 216A

Section 225

53. Under Section 216, harbouring a person ordered to be apprehended for an offence punishable with death carries up to:

Three years

Five years

Seven years

Ten years

54. Which section specifically penalizes harbouring robbers or dacoits, even if the robbery/dacoity is intended outside Pakistan?

Section 212

Section 216

Section 216A

Section 225A

55. A public servant who knowingly disobeys the law to save a person from punishment is liable under:

Section 217

Section 218

Section 219

Section 220

56. Framing an incorrect record or writing by a public servant to save a person from punishment is covered under:

Section 217

Section 218

Section 219

Section 221

57. Corruptly pronouncing an order or verdict contrary to law in a judicial proceeding is punishable under:

Section 218

Section 219

Section 220

Section 221

58. Committing or keeping a person in confinement contrary to law by one having authority is punishable under:

Section 219

Section 220

Section 221

Section 222

59. A public servant intentionally omitting to apprehend a person charged with an offence punishable with life imprisonment faces, under Section 221, up to:

Two years

Three years

Five years

Seven years

60. Omission to apprehend a person under sentence of death by a public servant under Section 222 is punishable with:

Up to seven years

Up to ten years

Imprisonment for life or up to fourteen years

Up to three years

61. Negligently suffering escape by a public servant bound to keep a person in confinement is addressed by:

Section 221

Section 222

Section 223

Section 225A

62. Resistance or obstruction by a person to his own lawful apprehension is punishable under:

Section 224

Section 225

Section 225A

Section 226

63. If the person to be rescued is under sentence of death, resisting or rescuing him attracts, under Section 225, a maximum of:

Three years

Five years

Seven years

Imprisonment for life or up to ten years

64. Omission to apprehend (or suffering escape) by a public servant in cases not covered by Sections 221–223 is penalized by which section?

Section 223

Section 225

Section 225A

Section 216A

65. Under Section 225A, negligent omission by a public servant to apprehend is punishable with:

Simple imprisonment up to two years, or fine, or both

Rigorous imprisonment up to three years

Life imprisonment

Fine only

66. Under Section 337U(1), what is the arsh for causing itlaf of a permanent (non-milk) tooth?

One-tenth of diyat

One-twentieth of diyat

One-fifth of diyat

Full diyat

67. If twenty or more teeth are caused to itlaf, what is the liability under Section 337U(2)?

Half of diyat

Three-quarters of diyat

Equal to full diyat

One-fifth of diyat

68. For itlaf of a milk tooth, what does Section 337U(3) primarily prescribe?

Arsh equal to one-twentieth of diyat

Daman and up to one year’s imprisonment

Full diyat

No liability

69. When itlaf of a milk tooth impedes growth of a new tooth, what applies?

No change; daman only

Arsh as in Section 337U(1) becomes payable

Full diyat automatically

Only a fine

70. Under Section 337V(1)(a), uprooting all the hair of the head/beard/moustaches/eyebrow/eyelashes or any other part results in:

Daman only

Arsh equal to diyat and up to 3 years’ imprisonment

Half of diyat only

Fine only

71. Under Section 337V(1)(b), uprooting one eyebrow entails:

One-third of diyat

One-quarter of diyat

One-half of diyat

Full diyat

72. Under Section 337V(1)(c), liability for one eyelash is:

One-twentieth of diyat

One-tenth of diyat

One-fourth of diyat

Daman only

73. If hair is forcibly removed by a process not covered in Section 337V(1), what applies under 337V(2)?

Arsh equal to diyat

Daman and up to one year’s imprisonment

Fine only

No punishment

74. Section 337W(1) generally makes an accused who causes multiple hurts liable to:

A single aggregated arsh only

Arsh for each hurt separately

Daman only

Fine only

75. Under the organ proviso in Section 337W(1)(a), if hurt is caused to an organ and its part, arsh is:

For the part only

For both organ and part cumulatively

For the organ only

Waived

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76. If two wounds are so close they form a single wound, Section 337W(1)(b) makes arsh:

For each wound separately

For one wound only

Daman only

Not payable

77. What happens to arsh if, after causing hurt, the offender commits qatl liable to diyat before the wound heals (Section 337W(2))?

Arsh is enhanced

Arsh converts to daman

Arsh merges into diyat

No civil liability

78. How may arsh be paid under Section 337X(1)?

Lump sum only

In installments over five years only

Lump sum or installments over five years

Monthly installments over ten years

79. If a convict fails to pay arsh within the period, which option is NOT mentioned in Section 337X(2)?

Keeping in jail like simple imprisonment until paid

Release on bail with security/surety equal to arsh

Release on parole as per rules

Full remission of arsh by trial court

80. If a convict dies before paying arsh (Section 337X(3)), the unpaid arsh:

Is waived

Is recovered from his estate

Is recovered from the state fund

Converts to fine against heirs

81. Under Section 337Y(1), which factor is NOT explicitly listed for valuing daman?

Treatment expenses

Loss/disability of organ function

Anguish suffered

Offender’s income level

82. Payment of daman under Section 337Y(1a) may be:

Only lump sum

Lump sum or installments over five years

Only in kind

Deferred until appeal ends

83. Failure to pay daman within time (Section 337Y(2)) allows the court to:

Keep convict in jail like simple imprisonment or grant bail with security/surety or parole

Remit daman automatically

Transfer liability to victim

Convert daman to community service

84. Who receives arsh or daman under Section 337Z?

Only the State

Victim, or if deceased, his heirs per inheritance shares

Police Welfare Fund

Court Discretionary Fund

85. “Isqat-i-Hamal” (Section 338) refers to causing miscarriage when the fetus’s organs are:

Fully formed

Partially formed

Not yet formed

Viable outside womb

86. Under Section 338A(a), punishment for isqat-i-hamal with woman’s consent may extend to:

One year

Three years

Seven years

Ten years

87. Causing isqat-i-hamal without the woman’s consent (Section 338A(b)) may extend to:

Three years

Five years

Seven years

Ten years

88. “Isqat-i-Janin” (Section 338B) applies when the child has:

No organ formation

Some limbs or organs formed

Full viability

Passed 28 weeks

89. If the child is born dead after isqat-i-janin, the liability under Section 338C(a) is:

Daman only

One-twentieth of diyat

Half of diyat

Full diyat

90. If the child is born alive but dies due to the offender’s act (Section 338C(b)), the liability is:

One-twentieth of diyat

Half of diyat

Full diyat

Daman only

91. Apart from diyat, Section 338C(c) also allows:

No further punishment

Imprisonment up to seven years as taʿzir

Only fine

Community service

92. A death sentence by way of qisas or taʿzir shall not be executed unless confirmed by (Section 338D):

Trial Court

Sessions Judge

High Court

Supreme Court

93. Even if an offence under this Chapter is waived/compounded, the court may (Section 338E(1)):

Only acquit

Only reduce sentence

Acquit or award taʿzir considering facts

Must dismiss the case

94. Where fasad-fil-arz is attracted (Section 338E proviso), the court shall:

Ignore it due to waiver

Punish with imprisonment or fine as provided

Mandate reconciliation only

Transfer to civil court

95. Under Section 338G(2), which of the following is among the Federal Government’s rule-making powers?

Setting court fees

Creating a non-lapsable, tax-exempt fund for diyat/arsh/daman for indigent convicts

Abolishing diyat temporarily

Fixing judges’ tenures

96. “Wrongful restraint” in Section 339 means:

Preventing movement beyond certain limits

Voluntarily obstructing a person from proceeding in a direction they have a right to go

Any physical confinement

Lawful arrest

97. “Wrongful confinement” in Section 340 means:

Temporary restraint on a path

Preventing beyond certain circumscribing limits

Lawful detention under warrant

Restraining property

98. Punishment for wrongful restraint (Section 341) may extend to:

Simple imprisonment up to one month or fine up to Rs. 1,500, or both

One year’s imprisonment

Three years’ imprisonment

Only fine

99. Punishment for wrongful confinement (Section 342) may extend to:

One month

Six months

One year or fine up to Rs. 3,000, or both

Three years mandatory

100. Which best defines “criminal force” under Section 350?

Any force used lawfully

Intentional use of force without consent to commit an offence or cause injury, fear, or annoyance

Unintentional touching

Force used in self-defence

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