Preliminary Examination

Crim 1 TEST B.
Sacred Heart College
Answer Sheet 1.

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           A.    Estafa    
Test A - MULTIPLE CHOICE           B.    Murder   
          C.    Rebellion    
1. A legislative act which inflicts punishment without           D.    Rape     
judicial trial.
         A.    Bill of Attainder    10. The improper performance of some act which
          B.    Bill of Rights    might lawfully be
          C.    Ex Post Facto Law      done.   
          D.    Penal Law           A.    misfeasance        
          B.    malfeasance         
2. A character of Criminal Law, making it binding           C.    nonfeasance    
upon all persons           D.    dereliction   
     who live or sojourn in the Philippines.
          A.    General     11. Persons who take direct part in the execution of a
          B.    Territorial   crime.
          C.    Prospective               A.    Accomplices
          D.    Retroactive               B.    Accessories
          C.    Instigators
3. Felonies where the acts or omissions of the           D.    Principals        
offender are
     malicious. 12. The law hears before it condemns, proceeds upon
          A.    Culpable     inquiry and
          B.    Intentional         render judgment after a fair trial.
          C.    Deliberate              A.    ex post facto law
          D.    Inculpable                                                    B.    equal protection of the law
          C.    rule of law
4. It indicates deficiency of perception.           D.    due process of law    
          A.    Negligence   
          B.    Diligence        
          C.    Imprudence    13. The law hears before it condemns, proceeds upon
          D.    Inference                                                    inquiry and
     render judgment after a fair trial.
5. Acts and omissions punishable by special penal           A.    ex post facto law
laws.           B.    equal protection of the law
          A.    Offenses               C.    rule of law
          B.    Misdemeanors               D.    due process of law    
          C.    Felonies
      D.    Ordinances   14. Those who, not being principals cooperate in the
execution of
5. It means that the resulting injury is greater than      the offense by previous or simultaneous acts.
that  which is           A.    Accomplices
     intended.           B.    Suspects
          A.    Aberratio ictus               C.    principal actors
          B.    Error in personae               D.    accessories   
          C.    Dura Lex Sed lex 
          D.    PraeterIntentionem                                      15. What is the Latin term for criminal intent?
       A. Mens Rea
7. It means mistake in the blow.        B. Magna Culpa
          A.    Aberratio Ictus            C. Inflagrante Delicto
          B.    Error in Personae                   D. Mala Vise 
          C.    Dura lex sed lex     
          D.    PraeterIntentionem                                    
8. A stage of execution when all the elements 16. Is committed whenever the offender commences
necessary for its the commission
     execution and accomplishment are present.      of a crime directly by overt acts but does not
          A.    Attempted     perform all the acts
          B.    Frustrated          of execution which should produce the felony as a
          C.    Consummated    consequence
          D.    Accomplished       by reason of some cause or accident other than his
own
9. Conspiracy to commit this felony is punishable      spontaneous desistance.
under the law.        A. Frustrated felony
       B. Attempted felony
       C. Consummated felony 25. These are felonies committed by means of
       D. Felony    imprudence/negligence.
A. Intentional Felonies
17. One of the characteristics of criminal law, where B. Culpable Felonies
penal laws do C. Attempted Felonies
     not have retroactive effect, except in cases where D. Frustrated Felonies
they favor the
     accused charged with felony and who are not
habitual criminals.
       A. Retrospective
       B. General Test B. True or False. Write TRUE if the statement is
       C. Territorial true. If the statement is false, explain briefly why it is
       D. All of the above  false. (2 points each)

18. A stage of execution where all acts of execution 1. The crimes mala prohibita are those considered as
which would produce a felony as a consequences are wrongful or evil by nature.
performed but nevertheless did not produce it by
reasons which are independent from the will of the 2. The crimes mala in se are those which are merely
offender. considered as wrong because of the laws prohibiting
          A.    Attempted     it.
          B.    Frustrated    
          C.    Consummated    3. In the consummated stage of felony, not all
          D.    Accomplished  elements necessary for its execution and
accomplishment are present.
19. In this theory, the purpose of criminal law is for
the punishment of the offender or retribution. 4. In the attempted stage of felony, all acts of
A. Classical execution which would produce a felony as a
B. Positivist consequence are performed.
C. Mixed
D. B and C 5. In the frustrated stage of felony, the crime
commences by overt acts of the criminal but not all
20. It is the mistake in the identity of the victim acts of execution which would produce a felony are
A. Praeter Intentionem performed.
B. Aberratio ictus
C. Error in personae 6. In the frustrated stage of felony, the acts did not
D. Mistae Victimis produce a felony because of the will of the offender.

21. This type of felony is punishable only when it is 7. In the attempted stage of felony, the acts did not
consummated. produce a felony because of the will of the offender.
A. Grave felony
B. Light felony 8. There is proposal to commit a felony when the
C. Less Grave felony person who has decided to commit tells others about
D. All of the above his plan.

22. This is the performance of an unlawful act. 9. There is deceit when the act is performed without
A. Misfeasance deliberate intent.
B. Malfeasance
C. Nonfeasance 10. Criminally liability cannot be incurred when the
D. None of the above wrongful act done is different from what is intended.

23. It is an act performed with deliberate intent.

A. Fault Test C. Identification.
B. Deceit 1. It is an act performed with deliberate intent.
C. Culpa 2. It is an act or omission punishable by law.
D. All of the above 3. What are the three stages in committing a felony.

24. Which of the following are punishable acts.

A. Consummated felony Test D. Identify the latin phrase of the following.
B. Frustrated felony Select your answers from the box
C. Attempted felony
D. All of the above
 Mens Rea
 Mea Culpa
 Dura lex sed lex
 Nulum crimen, nulla poena sine lege
 Pro reo
 Ignorantia legis non excusat

1. The law maybe harsh but it’s the law.

2. The ignorance of the law excuses no one.
4. Guilty mind
5. There is no crime when there is no law punishing the same.
6. My fault

Bonus Question!!!
Enumerate the exemptions to the territorial principles
of our criminal law? (5 points)

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Prepared by:

Atty. Ben Zedrick B. Jumalon RN, JD