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RPC 2 AND ANTI TERRORISM ACT

1. Republic of the Philippines National Police Commission Philippine National Police National Police Training Institute Regional Police Training Center 3 Magalang Pampanga REVISED PENAL CODE CRIMINAL LAW II PREPARED BY: Atty/Col Virgilio G. Fabros (PNP RET.)MM 1. Which of the following is an example of a crime against fundamental laws of the state? a) Treason b) Robbery c) Estafa d) Bigamy 2. Arbitrary detention is committed by: a) Any person b) A private citizen c) A public officer d) A foreign national

2. 3. Which crime is committed by a public officer who delays the release of a prisoner despite an order from the proper authority? a) Illegal detention b) Delaying release c) Arbitrary detention d) Maltreatment of prisoners 4. The act of searching a person’s house without a judicial order is called: a) Illegal search b) Unlawful arrest c) Violation of domicile d) Arbitrary detention 5. Which crime involves compelling a person to change their religious beliefs? a) Coercion b) Religious persecution c) Anti-religious acts d) Violation of freedom of religion

3. 6.Rebellion is a crime against: a) Personal liberty b) National security c) Public order d) Civil status 7.What is the crime committed when two or more persons rise publicly to prevent the enforcement of laws? a) Sedition b) Rebellion c) Direct assault d) Resistance to authority 8.The crime of inducing members of the Armed Forces to commit rebellion is called: a) Conspiracy b) Inciting to sedition c) Coup d'état d) Inciting to rebellion

4. 9.A person who disrespects a public authority during official proceedings commits: a) Resistance b) Disobedience c) Contempt d) Assault 10.Which of the following is NOT a crime against public order? a) Coup d'état b) Rebellion c) Slander d) Sedition 11.Falsification of public documents is a crime against: a) Public order b) Public interest c) Personal liberty d) Civil status

5. 12.Which of the following is an example of counterfeiting? a) Forging a signature on a check b) Making fake money c) Plagiarism d) Fraud 13.A person who alters an official document to deceive others commits: a) Forgery b) Falsification c) Perjury d) Fraud 14. What is the crime committed when a person pretends to be another person in a legal document? a) Usurpation b) Identity theft c) False representation d) Fraudulent misrepresentation

6. 15.Which of the following is NOT a crime against public morals? a) Gambling b) Obscenity c) Prostitution d) Slander 16.The crime of displaying immoral and indecent acts in public is called: a) Public scandal b) Indecent exposure c) Sexual misconduct d) Public disturbanc 17.The act of distributing obscene materials is punishable under: a) Cybercrime law b) Anti-pornography law c) Public Morals Law d) Code of Ethics

7. 18.Malversation of public funds is committed by: a) Any individual b) Private persons c) Public officers d) Business owners 19.The crime of bribery occurs when: a) A public officer accepts a gift in exchange for favors b) A person gives a donation c) An official does voluntary work d) A private individual donates to charity 20.The crime of refusing to perform official duties is called: a) Dereliction of duty b) Incompetence c) Negligence d) Abandonment

8. 21.Which crime involves unlawful deprivation of a person’s freedom? a) Kidnapping b) Theft c) Estafa d) Libel 22.The crime of taking a hostage to demand ransom is called: a) Illegal detention b) Kidnapping for ransom c) Abduction d) Coercion 23.Threatening to kill someone unless they give money is: a) Coercion b) Blackmail c) Grave threats d) Extortion

9. 24.Which of the following is a crime against personal liberty? a) Illegal detention b) Malversation c) Falsification d) Sedition 25.Forcing someone to do something against their will is known as: a) Coercion b) Threats c) Extortion d) Fraud 26. What is committed when a public officer abuses authority to seduce a woman? a) Qualified seduction b) Simple seduction c) Abuse of power d) Lascivious acts

10. 27.A woman who voluntarily engages in prostitution commits: a) Acts of lasciviousness b) Sexual misconduct c) Prostitution d) Public scandal 28.Which of the following is NOT a crime against chastity? a) Qualified seduction b) Bigamy c) Acts of lasciviousness d) Rape 29. The crime of marrying another person while still legally married is called: a) Adultery b) Concubinage c) Bigamy d) Infidelity

11. 30.Falsely declaring a child as legitimate is called: a) Simulating birth b) Illegal adoption c) Civil fraud d) Falsification of records 31.Which of the following is a crime against civil status? a) Fraud b) Forgery c) Simulating birth d) Coercion 32.Changing a person's civil status in legal documents without authority is: a) Falsification of civil status b) Identity fraud c) False testimony d) Defamation

12. 33.Making false accusations that damage a person’s reputation is called: a) Libel b) Slander c) Perjury d) Defamation 34.Oral defamation is also known as: a) Libel b) Slander c) Perjury d) Malicious mischief 35. Writing false statements against a person in a newspaper is: a) Slander b) Cybercrime c) Libel d) Falsification

13. 36.The crime of making false statements under oath is called: a) Defamation b) Perjury c) Falsification d) False witness 37.Accusing someone of a crime without proof and with malice is: a) Slanderous accusation b) Defamation c) Malicious prosecution d) False testimony 38. Hitting a pedestrian due to reckless driving is an example of: a) Criminal negligence b) Intentional assault c) Accidental homicide d) Self-defense

14. 39.Which of the following is NOT considered criminal negligence? a) Driving while intoxicated b) Failing to secure dangerous equipment c) Deliberately shooting a person d) Not providing safety gear to workers 40.A doctor performing surgery while intoxicated and causing death commits: a) Medical malpractice b) Negligent homicide c) Reckless imprudence resulting in homicide d) Professional misconduct