QUESTIONS & ANSWERS IN CLJ 2 REVIEW FOR 08. In question no.

06 above, suppose PO1 Cruz was a

RATIONALIZATION balut vendor and he brought Jun not to the authorities but
By: Atty. Soteo G. Gardose somewhere else, for what crime may he be liable?
A. Illegal arrest
Name: B. Arbitrary detention
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____________ Score: ______________________ D. Illegal detention
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from the four (4) choices given each question. 09. What crime was committed by the BJMP Warden who
did not release within reasonable time a prisoner from his
01. What crime was committed by Peter who did not report custody despite order from the court for the release of such
to the mayor about his knowledge that Jun and Bert had an prisoner?
agreement to commit treason? A. Arbitrary detention
A. Treason B. Delaying release
B. Misprision of treason C. Delay in the delivery of detained person to court
C. Conspiracy & Proposal to commit treason D. Illegal detention
D. Espionage
10. Without search warrant, PO1 Cruz entered the house of
02. Jun entered the military camp for the purpose of Jun against the latter’s will. What crime, if any, was
knowing the number of troops inside the camp. Once committed by PO1 Cruz?
inside, he gathered that the camp had 1,000 troops. What A. Trespass to dwelling
crime was committed by Jun? B. Illegal entry
A. Treason C. Violation of domicile
B. Misprision of treason D. Illegal search
C. Trespass to dwelling
D. Espionage 11. In question no. 10 above, suppose PO1 Cruz was a
balut vendor and he entered the house of Jun against the
03. What crime was committed by Peter and Jun who, by latter’s will. For what crime may the balut vendor be
force, seized the motorized fishing boat of Bert while liable?
fishing in the sea? A. Trespass to dwelling
A. Robbery B. Illegal entry
B. Piracy C. Violation of domicile
C. Mutiny D. Illegal search
D. Theft
12. As a gesture of support, Teddy allowed his house to be
04. PO1 Cruz lawfully arrested and detained Jun at the used as safe house of a group of Filipinos who were
police station without warrant for committing a crime fighting against the government forces for the purpose of
punishable by maximum imprisonment of 6 years. Within overthrowing the government. What crime was committed
how many hours should a complain be filed against Jun? by Teddy?
A. 12 hours A. Rebellion or insurrection
B. 36 hours B. Treason
C. 18 hours C. Sedition
D. 72 hours D. All of the above

05. In question no. 04 above, suppose a complaint was not 13. A group of military men bombed Malcañang for the
filed against Jun within the period required by law, for purpose of destabilizing the government. What crime was
what crime may the police be liable? committed by such group of military men?
A. Delay in the delivery of detained person to court A. Rebellion or insurrection
B. Arbitrary detention B. Treason
C. Delaying release C. Coup d’etat
D. Dereliction of duty D. Sedition

06. PO1 Cruz arrested and detained Jun at the police 14. In a rally attended by militant students, Teddy
station for being ugly. For what crime is PO1 Cruz liable? delivered a speech telling the students to rise publicly and
A. Illegal arrest take up arms against the government in order to overthrow
B. Arbitrary detention it. What crime was committed by Teddy?
C. Unlawful arrest A. Inciting to rebellion or insurrection
D. Illegal detention B. Inciting coup d’etat
C. Inciting to sedition
07. In question no. 06, suppose PO1 Cruz is not a police D. Illegal assembly
officer but an administrative staff in the mayor’s office, for
what crime may he be liable? 15. In question no. 14, for what crime, if any, may the
A. Illegal arrest students attending such rally be liable?
B. Arbitrary detention A. Inciting to rebellion or insurrection
C. Unlawful arrest B. Inciting coup d’etat
D. Illegal detention C. Inciting to sedition
D. Illegal assembly
16. Assaulting or attacking a person in authority or his
agent while engaged in the performance of his duties
constitutes-
A. Direct assault
B. Attempted homicide
C. Less serious physical injuries
D. Indirect assault
17. Without intent to kill, Jose assaulted Brgy Captain De
Juan while the latter was driving his passenger’s jeep. The
reason for the assault was that Jose was angry with Brgy
Captain De Juan because the latter pacified him when he
committed trouble a week ago. The Brgy. Captain
sustained physical injuries requiring medical attendance
for 5 days. What crime, if any, was committed by Jose in
assaulting the Brgy. Captain?
A. Direct assault
B. Slight physical injuries
C. Indirect assault
D. Attempted homicide
18. In question no. 17, suppose there was a passenger on
board the said jeep who attempted to help the said Brgy.
Captain but he, too, was assaulted by Jose and the
passenger also sustained physical injuries requiring
medical attendance for 5 days. What crime, if any, was
committed by Jose in assaulting the passenger?
A. Direct assault
B. Attempted homicide
C. Indirect assault
D. Slight physical injuries
19. With intent to kill, Pedro assaulted the mayor while the
latter was playing mahjong. The mayor sustained slight
physical injuries requiring medical attendance for 3 days.
What crime, if any, was committed by Pedro?
A. Direct assault
B. Frustrated homicide
C. Attempted homicide
D. Slight physical injuries
20. In a wedding celebration where several people
gathered, Jose, drunk and unruly, fired his firearm on the
air. What crime, if any, was committed by Jose?
A. Alarm and scandal
B. Discharge of firearm
C. Indiscriminate firing
D. Grave threats
21. In question no. 20 above, suppose the firearm of Jose
when fired was aimed at Pedro but without intent to kill
and without hitting Pedro, causing the people present to
panic and stampede, for what crime may Jose be liable?
A. Alarm and scandal
B. Discharge of firearm
C. Atttempted homicide
D. Grave threats
22. JO1 Dela Cruz, a jail officer detailed to guard Cell no.
69, went to Cell no. 70. By means of threat and
intimidation against the detailed guard thereat, JO1 Dela
Cruz removed from said cell Maria, his girlfriend and a
convicted prisoner by final judgment. Maria then escaped.
What crime, if any, was committed by Maria?
A. Evasion of sentence
B. Delivery of prisoner from jail
C. Infidelity in the custody of prisoner
D. Grave threats
23. In question no. 22 above, what crime, if any, was
committed by JO1 Dela Cruz?
A. Evasion of sentence
B. Delivery of prisoner from jail
C. Infidelity in the custody of prisoner
D. Grave threats
24. In question no. 22 above, what crime, if any, was
committed by the detailed guard in cell no. 70?
A. Evasion of sentence
B. Delivery of prisoner from jail
C. Infidelity in the custody of prisoner
D. None of the above
25. Peter, employee of Gaisano, Roxas City, was tasked to
go to Iloilo City to canvass prices of goods. He boarded
ceres bus and was issued a fare ticket worth P150.00. Peter
then altered his fare ticket by changing the first digit figure
from 1 into 3 to make it appear that his fare is P350.00. He
had no purpose of having his fare reimbursed by gaisano
except for souvenir. His act constitutes-
A. Falsification of public document
B. Falsification of private document
C. Perjury
D. No crime
26. In question no. 25, suppose the document falsified by
Peter is his live birth certificate by changing his date of
birth and he had no intent to cause damage to another, for
what crime, if any, may he be liable?
A. Falsification of public document
B. Falsification of private document
C. Perjury
D. No crime
27. On January 2, 2009, the city mayor of Roxas City went
to Manila and designated his administrator as OIC during
his absence. Also on same date, because the city mayor
was absent, the vice mayor performed the functions of the
mayor by solemnized the marriage between Mary and
Joseph. What crime, if any, was committed by the said vice
mayor?
A. Usurpation of authority
B. Illegal marriage
C. Usurpation of official function
D. Unlawful marriage
28. Peter, a private person, falsely represented himself as
BIR agent in the community, telling the residents that all
payments of taxes be made to him but without performing
act or acts pertaining to BIR agent. What crime, if any, was
committed by Peter?
A. Usurpation of authority
B. Illegal collection of taxes
C. Usurpation of official function
D. Illegal exaction
29. Peter went to Manila. While there, he publicly used the
name “Jun” and concealed all his other personal
circumstances. His purpose is to hide his identity. His act
constitutes-
A. Using fictitious name
B. Use of illegal name
C. Concealing true name
D. No crime
30. Wearing the priest’s clothes, Peter, a by-stander, went
house to house in the community, introduced himself as
the priest and performed the functions of the priest by
officiating the mass and collected donations from the
residents. His act constitutes-
A. Usurpation of official function
B. Illegal use of uniforms or insignia
C. Usurpation of authority
D. No crime
31. To make the people believe that he is a college student,
Peter publicly wore the uniform worn by university
students when indeed he is not a college student. What
crime, if any, was committed by Peter?
A. Usurpation of official function
B. Illegal use of uniforms or insignia
C. Usurpation of authority
D. None of the above
32. Peter knowingly testified in court that he saw Jun,
accused of murder, kill the victim when in truth and in fact
Peter was not in the crime scene when the incident
happened. After trial, Jun was, however, acquitted of the
charge of murder. What crime, if any, was committed by
Peter for giving such testimony?
A. Perjury
B. False testimony favorable to the defendant
C. False testimony against defendant
D. All of the above
33. Peter’s driver’s license was confiscated by the police in
Manila for traffic violation. Instead of claiming his driver’s
license from Manila, Peter executed a sworn affidavit of
loss in which he stated that his driver’s license was lost so
that he can apply for replacement of his lost driver’s
license in Iloilo. What crime, if any, was committed by
Peter for executing such affidavit of loss?
A. Perjury
B. Dishonesty
C. False testimony in civil cases
D. Falsification of public document
34. Peter and Marimar were lovers. They entered a movie
house and once inside, they had sexual intercourse. At the
time, nobody was inside the movie house except them.
What crime, if any, was committed by Peter and Mary for
having sexual intercourse inside the movie house?
A. Indecent shows
B. Grave scandal
C. Prostitution
D. All of the above
35. Peter approached PO1 Cruz, his friend, to leave the
place because Peter wanted to kill Jun. PO1 Cruz left the
place as requested. Peter then killed Jun. For what crime
may PO1 Cruz be liable?
A. Dereliction of duty
B. Direct bribery
C. Neglect of duty
D. No crime
36. Peter, a city prosecutor, was requested by his friend to
drop or dismiss a murder case he was investigating. Peter
dropped or dismissed the case on the ground that there was
no probable cause for the filing of information in court.
What crime, if any, was committed by Peter?
A. Dereliction of duty
B. Direct bribery
C. Neglect of duty
D. No crime
37. J/Inspector Ko, warden of Iloilo City Jail, allowed one
of his detention prisoners to escape from jail in
consideration of P100,000.00 given to him by such
prisoner. What crime did J/Inspector Ko commit for
receiving the P100,000.00 in exchange for the prisoner’s
liberty?
A. Direct bribery
B. Corruption of public officials
C. Indirect bribery
D. Plunder
38. In question no. 37 above, what crime, if any, was
committed by such prisoner for giving the amount to the
warden in exchange for his liberty?
A. Direct bribery
B. Corruption of public officials
C. Indirect bribery
D. Misfeasance
39. J/Inspector Ong, warden of Iloilo City Jail, killed the
adulterous wife of a prisoner under his custody in
consideration of P100,000.00 given to him by such
prisoner. For receiving P100,000.00 from the prisoner in
exchange for the act of killing the prisoner’s adulterous
wife, J/Inspector Ong is liable for-
A. Direct bribery
B. Corruption of public officials
C. Indirect bribery
D. None of the above
40. PO1 Cruz did not arrest Peter, wanted for murder
punishable by reclusion perpetua, because of P50,000.00
given him by Peter. Which of the following crimes may
PO1 Cruz be liable for?
A. Qualified bribery
B. Direct bribery
C. Indirect bribery
D. Nonfeasance
41. Applicant for police clearance gave P150.00 to the
clerk at the police station after his request for police
clearance was issued. There was no agreement between the
police clearance applicant and the blotter clerk about the
giving of P150.00 but purely out of gratitude. For
receiving P150.00, the clerk is liable for-
A. Direct bribery
B. Corruption of public officials
C. Indirect bribery
D. Malfeasance
42. What crime, if any, was committed by PO3 Cruz if he
sold his issued service firearm and used the proceeds
thereof?
A. Malversation
B. Technical malversation
C. Theft
D. Estafa
43. PO1 Cruz confiscated the firearm of Peter for
possessing it without license. Instead of turning over the
firearm to the police station, PO1 Cruz sold it and used the
proceeds. The act of PO1 Cruz constitutes-
A. Malversation
B. Technical malversation
C. Theft
D. Estafa
44. What crime, if any, was committed by a clerk at the
treasurer’s office if he took the money being kept inside 52. In question no. 51 above, suppose the jail guard who
the vault belonging to the government? inflicted slight physical injuries upon the prisoner was off
A. Malversation duty at the time, for what crime may he be liable?
B. Theft A. Maltreatment of prisoner
C. Technical malversation B. Slight physical injuries
D. Estafa C. Abuses against chastity
D. Abuse of authority
45. The mayor used the funds intended for the salary of
municipal employees to pay for the salary of laborers who 53. J/Inspector Cruz, warden of a jail, asked his female
constructed public market. He did not gain anything from prisoner to have sexual intercourse with him in his office.
the transfer of such funds. For what crime may the mayor The female prisoner however refused. The act of the
be liable? warden constitutes-
A. Malversation A. Maltreatment of prisoner
B. Theft B. Grave scandal
C. Technical malversation C. Abuses against chastity
D. Estafa D. Rape

46. During his term of office, the mayor took for his own 54. With treachery, Peter killed his illegitimate grandfather.
personal use the funds of the municipality in the amount of What crime was committed by Peter?
P40 million. Aside from the said P40 million, he also A. Parricide
received bribe money from contractors of the project in his B. Homicide
municipality in the amount of P20million. For what crime, C. Murder
if any, may the mayor be liable? D. Infanticide
A. Malversation
B. Plunder 55. Jimmy had long wanted to kill Dan. One day, Jimmy
C. Direct bribery kidnapped Dan and brought him to a secluded place. After
D. A & C three days, Jimmy killed Dan. What crime was committed
by Jimmy?
47. What crime, if any, was committed by the jail guard on A. Murder
duty if he allowed the prisoner under his custody to go B. Homicide
home and never returned at all? C. Kidnapping with murder
A. Infidelity in the custody of prisoner D. Kidnapping and murder
B. Illegal release of prisoner
C. Delivery of prisoner from jail 56. In question no. 55 above, suppose the purpose of
D. Evasion Jimmy in kidnapping Dan was to demand for ransom but
when ransom was not given he killed Dan, for what crime
48. In question no. 47 above, suppose the jail guard who may Jimmy be liable?
allowed the prisoner to go home was off duty at the time, A. Murder
for what crime may he be liable? B. Homicide
A. Infidelity in the custody of prisoner C. Kidnapping with murder
B. Illegal release of prisoner D. Kidnapping and murder
C. Delivery of prisoner from jail
D. Evasion 57. Joel and Rose were live-in partners. During their
cohabitation, a child named Daryl was born on January 1,
49. With intent to cause damage to one of the litigants, the 1980. For reason known only to him, Joel killed Daryl on
clerk of court removed and concealed the transcript of January 3, 1980 by means of poison. What crime, if any,
records of a civil case. The act of the clerk of court was committed by Joel?
constitutes- A. Parricide
A. Theft B. Homicide
B. Estafa C. Murder
C. Infidelity in the custody of document D. Infanticide
D. Illegal removal of document
58. In question no. 57 above, suppose Rose killed Joel
50. In question no. 49 above, suppose it was a private because she knew after 5 days that Joel killed Daryl, for
person who removed and concealed the said document to what crime may Rose be liable?
the damage of the litigants, for what crime may he be A. Parricide
liable? B. Homicide
A. Theft C. Murder
B. Estafa D. Manslaughter
C. Infidelity in the custody of document
D. Illegal removal of document 59. Killing by the father of his child 3 days of age
constitutes-
51. What crime, if any, was committed by the duty jail A. Parricide
guard if he inflicted slight physical injuries upon the B. Homicide
prisoner under his custody as a form of punishment for C. Murder
violating the jail rules and regulations? D. Infanticide
A. Maltreatment of prisoner
B. Slight physical injuries
C. Abuses against chastity
D. Abuse of authority
60. Jim and Jean were live-in partners. Unknown to Jim,
Jean was having relationship with Joel. One day, Jim 67. As payment of the debt incurred by Danny from
surprised Jean and Joel having sexual intercourse in their Dennis, the latter compelled the minor daughter of the
dwelling. Right then and there, Jim killed Jean. What former to do housekeeping in his house. The work
crime, if any, was committed by Jim? performed by the minor was against her will. What crime,
A. Parricide if any, was committed by Dennis?
B. Homicide A. Illegal detention
C. Murder B. Forcible abduction
D. Crime of passion C. Slavery
D. Exploitation of child labor
61. Sam and Kate, both students, were lovers. Because of
their being sweet to each other, Kate got pregnant. Not 68. Peter threatened Jose to expose him to his wife should
wanting Kate to get pregnant, and intending Kate to have he fail to give him the amount of P10,000.00. Jose gave
abortion, Sam threatened Kate with a gun. Frightened, the amount demanded after 3 days. The act of Peter
Kate got abortion. What crime, if any, was committed by constitutes-
Sam? A. Grave threats
A. Intentional abortion B. Other light threats
B. Miscarriage C. Light threats
C. Unintentional abortion D. Robbery
D. None of the above
69. Peter threatened Mary to kill her only child if she
62. Rolen and Mary were husband and wife. One day, they would not agree to sleep with him for one night in a motel.
quarreled over simple conflicting matters. Angry, Rolen Sensing that Peter would carry out his threat and since she
drew his firearm, point it to Mary and threatened to kill her loves her only child, Mary agreed to sleep with Peter for
who, not known to him, was pregnant at that time. one night. What crime, if any, was committed by Peter?
Frightened, Mary got abortion. Rolen may be held liable A. Grave threats
for- B. Other light threats
A. Intentional abortion C. Light threats
B. Miscarriage D. Robbery
C. Unintentional abortion
D. None of the above 70. At a gun point, Peter threatened to kill Jose if he would
not immediately give his money. Fearing for his life, Jose
63. Without intent to kill, Dennis shot Allan with a firearm. immediately gave his money to Peter. What crime, if any,
However, Allan was hit and killed. What crime, if any, was was committed by Peter?
committed by Dennis? A. Grave threats
A. Murder B. Other light threats
B. Homicide C. Light threats
C. Discharge of firearm D. Robbery
D. Alarm and scandal
71. Peter, a private person, entered the dwelling of Jose
64. Jane, 11 years old, single and a virgin, had a crush on without his consent. What crime, if any, was committed by
Jimmy, 19 years old. Jane invited Jimmy to a motel where Peter?
they had voluntary sexual intercourse. What crime, if any, A. Trespass to dwelling
was committed by Jimmy? B. Violation of domicile
A. Prostitution C. Other forms of trespass
B. Grave scandal D. Unjust vexation
C. Qualified seduction
D. Rape by sexual intercourse 72. Peter was being chased with a bolo by John. The only
way to prevent from being hacked by John was for Peter to
65. One late evening, Rose was awakened by the presence enter the dwelling of Danny but the latter expressly
of a person on top of her and kissing her whom she objected to such entrance. Peter however insisted and was
thought at first was her husband. It was only about 30 saved. Is Peter liable for entering the dwelling of Danny
minutes later when that person penetrated her did she against his will?
realize that the person on top of her was not her husband. A. Yes, for trespass to dwelling
She shouted while such person on top of her fled. What B. Yes, for unjust vexation
crime, if any, was committed? C. Yes, for other forms of trespass
A. Rape by sexual intercourse D. No, he is exempted under absolutory cause
B. Adultery
C. Trespass to dwelling 73. Bert extended a loan to Jun which remained unpaid for
D. No crime a long time. Tired of demanding the payment of said debt,
by means of violence, Bert took the tricycle of Jun as
66. By means of threat and intimidation, Joel inserted a payment of his debt. What crime, if any, was committed by
bottle of beer into the vagina of Mary, causing slight Bert?
physical injuries on that part of the body of Mary. What A. Theft
crime, if any, was committed by Joel? B. Light coercion
A. Rape by sexual assault C. Grave coercion
B. Slight physical injuries D. Theft
C. Grave threat
D. Sodomy
74. Peter had a lot in which Jose erected a house as a
squatter. To insure that Jose vacate the lot, and with the
help of some persons, Peter destroyed the door and
windows of Jose’s house. What crime, if any, was
committed by Peter?
A. Grave coercions
B. Unjust vexation
C. Light coercions
D. Damage to property
75. Angry with Mary for always insulting him in public,
Peter kissed her in front of several persons against her will.
What crime, if any, was committed by Peter?
A. Slander by deed
B. Unjust vexation
C. Light coercions
D. Acts of lasciviousness
76. With intent to gain, Teddy held the necklace of Grace
and forcibly pulled it, causing Grace to fall down the
ground. With the said necklace, Teddy fled. The act of
Teddy constitutes-
A. Robbery with violence against person
B. Robbery with force upon things
C. Theft
D. All of the above
77. In question no. 76, suppose after taking the said
necklace Teddy killed Grace because the latter shouted for
help, for what crime or crimes may Teddy be held liable?
A. Robbery and homicide
B. Robbery with homicide
C. Theft and homicide
D. Theft with homicide
78. With conspiracy, Jerry and Armand robbed Mary of her
cash and jewelries. One of the responding police officers
who engaged in a firefight with the said robbers
accidentally hit and killed a bystander. For what crime or
crimes may Jerry and Armand be charged with?
A. Robbery
B. Robbery with homicide
C. Robbery and homicide
D. Robbery and murder
79. With intent to gain, Eddie broke the glass of a jewelry
pawnshop along JM Base St., Iloilo City. Thereafter, Eddie
inserted his hand through the opening caused by the
breaking of the glass and then took jewelries therefrom.
The act of Eddie constitutes-
A. Robbery with force upon things
B. Robbery with damage to property
C. Robbery and damage to property
D. Theft
80. Joel, Rolen, Jimmy, Robert and Jack, all armed, formed
themselves a band of robbers for the purpose of
committing robbery in the highways. Before committing
robbery in the highways, they were apprehended by police
elements. For what crime may the said armed group be
charged with in court?
A. Attempted robbery in band
B. Brigandage
C. Attempted highway robbery
D. No crime committed
81. In question no. 80 above, suppose the said armed group
was not so organized and, with conspiracy, they robbed
and divested the passengers of ceres liner in the highway
of their cash and personal belongings, what crime, if any,
was committed by such group?
A. Robbery in band
B. Brigandage
C. Robbery with violence against person
D. Theft
82. Because of his representation as fire officer inspecting
fire installation, Jose, a private person, was allowed by Jen
to enter her dwelling. Once inside and without the
knowledge of Jen, Jose took some personal property he
found inside the dwelling. What crime, if any, was
committed by Jose?
A. Robbery with force upon things
B. Qualified theft
C. Theft
D. Trespass to dwelling
83. Jun entered the house of Jack by passing through the
open door. Once inside, Jun took some personal property
he found therein and fled away thereafter by passing
through the open window. What crime, if any, was
committed by Jun?
A. Robbery with force upon things
B. Qualified theft
C. Theft
D. Trespass to dwelling
84. With intent to kill, Jun entered the house of Jack by
passing through the open window. Once inside, Jun killed
Jack while the latter was sleeping. Thereafter, Jun took the
wristwatch of Jack being placed on top of the bedside
table. Jun then fled away by passing through the open
door. The act of Jun constitutes-
A. Robbery with homicide
B. Murder
C. Murder and theft
D. Murder and robbery
85. Jack borrowed the wrist watch of Dan on condition that
Jack would return it after 1 month to which Dan agreed.
Jack, however, sold the said wrist watch so that he could
not return the same when Dan demanded its return after 1
month. What crime, if any, was committed by Jack?
A. Theft
B. Qualified theft
C. Estafa
D. Light coercion
86. Pretending to be the owner of the lot occupied by him
as tenant, Jack sold the same to Dennis. The act of Jack
constitutes-
A. Fradulent sale
B. Illegal sale
C. Estafa
D. Misconduct
87. Angry with his neighbor, Dan burned the dining table
located inside the dining room of the house of Jerry. No
part of the house of Jerry was burned except the dining
table. The act of Dan constitutes-
A. Attempted arson
B. Consummated arson
C. Malicious mischief
D. Damage to property
88. In question no. 87, suppose Dan brought the dining 95. Peter forcibly took Jane from Iloilo and brought her to
table at the middle of the road and burned it there. The act his house in Pampanga. Peter did not lock Jane in a room
of Dan constitutes- or in enclosure but allowed her to stay in the living room.
A. Attempted arson Jane was also allowed to prepare for her food but without
B. Consummated arson allowing her to go out of the house. Jane was released on
C. Malicious mischief the second day of her stay in the said house. The act of
D. Damage to property Peter constitutes-
A. Serious illegal detention
89. In question no. 87, suppose not only the dining table B. Forcible abduction
that was gutted by fire but also the house and Jerry who, C. Consented abduction
unknown to Dan, was inside the house when the incident D. Slavery
happened. The act of Dan constitutes-
A. Arson with homicide 96.In question no. 95 above, suppose Peter had lewd
B. Arson and homicide design and his purpose in bringing Jane to his house in
C. Arson Pampanga was to force her to marry him. For what crime
D. Murder may Peter be liable?
A. Serious illegal detention
90. Jim owned a small nipa hut very close to a house worth B. Forcible abduction
P5million owned by Pet. Angry with Pet, and in order to C. Consented abduction
cause damage to the house of Pet, Jim burned his own D. Slavery
house but due to timely arrival of the firemen no part of
the house of Pet was burned. The act of Jim constitutes- 97.In question no. 95 above, suppose Jane, during his stay
A. Attempted arson in the house of Peter, was made to do all the house keeping
B. Frustrated arson and household chores. Sometimes, she was made to go to
C. Consummated arson the market to buy food. For what crime may Peter be
D. No crime liable?
A. Serious illegal detention
91. Rolen entered the house of Joel and once inside, killed B. Forcible abduction
the latter while sleeping. To hide the crime he committed, C. Consented abduction
Rolen then set the house of Joel on fire and together with D. Slavery
the dead body of Joel, the house was gutted by fire. What
crime or crimes did Rolen commit? 98. John published in the article of a news paper that Jose,
A. Murder a businessman, has been engaged in a drug trade and
B. Arson with homicide coddling drug addicts and pushers. The act of John
C. Murder and arson constitutes-
D. Arson A. Slander (oral defamation)
B. Libel
92. While standing outside the house of Joel, Rolen C. Intriguing against honor
shouted at the former to come out of his house and face D. Gossiping
him to a fight. Minutes later when Joel did not come out,
and in order to kill him, Rolen set the house of Joel on fire, 99. In question no. 98 above, suppose John did not publish
gutting not only the house but also Joel. What crime or his imputation to Jose in a news paper but said it before a
crimes did Rolen commit? gathering of prominent people where he was invited as the
A. Murder guest speaker. The act of John constitutes-
B. Arson with homicide A. Slander (oral defamation)
C. Murder and arson B. Libel
D. Homicide and arson C. Intriguing against honor
D. Gossiping
93. Dan and Jen were husband and wife. Unknown to Jen,
Dan had a crush on Eva, also married. One day, Dan 100. Without driver’s license, Peter was driving his brand
brought Eva to a motel where they had sexual intercourse new and running condition vehicle in the high way in a
together. What crime or crimes was or were committed? very careful manner and moderate speed. Instantly, a
A. Adultery lightning occurred, hitting both eyes of Peter and causing
B. Concubinage his blindness. As a result, Peter accidentally hit and killed
C. Both A & B a pedestrian. Is Peter liable for the death of the pedestrian?
D. Immorality A. No, Peter can claim exempting circumstance of
accident
94. Mary, a 15-year old virgin and single, voluntarily B. No, Peter can claim exempting circumstance of
agreed with Peter to go to a motel where they had sexual insuperable cause
intercourse. What crime, if any, was committed by Peter? C. Yes, Peter is liable for murder
A. Rape D. Yes, Peter is liable for reckless imprudence
B. Consented abduction
C. Qualified seduction GOOD LUCK & GOD BLESS!!!
D. Simple seduction