Set-04-RPC-Book2-Part3
Which of the following is an essential element of the crime of Robbery?
A.The taking of personal property with intent to gain.
B.The property must belong to another.
C.The use of violence against or intimidation of any person, or force upon things.
D.All of the above.
"Birgandage" or Highway Robbery requires a minimum of how many perpetrators?
A.Two
B.Three
C.Four
D.Five
In Robbery with force upon things, the "force" is used to:
A.Harm the occupants of the house.
B.Enter the building or break open receptacles where property is kept.
C.Intimidate the victim into surrendering their property.
D.Create a distraction for the authorities.
A person who, with intent to gain, takes personal property of another by means of violence against or intimidation of any person is guilty of:
A.Theft
B.Robbery
C.Coercion
D.Estafa
Which of the following acts constitutes "force upon things" in the context of robbery?
A.Pushing the victim to the ground.
B.Pointing a gun at the cashier.
C.Breaking a window to enter a house.
D.Snatching a purse from a pedestrian.
The main difference between robbery and theft is the presence of:
A.Intent to gain.
B.Unlawful taking.
C.Violence, intimidation, or force upon things.
D.The value of the property taken.
What is the crime committed by a person who, with intent to gain but without violence, intimidation, or force upon things, shall take personal property of another without the latter’s consent?
A.Robbery
B.Estafa
C.Malicious Mischief
D.Theft
When is theft considered "Qualified Theft"?
A.When the value of the property stolen exceeds a certain amount.
B.When the theft is committed by a domestic servant.
C.When the theft is committed at night.
D.All of the above.
A person finds a lost wallet containing money and identification. He keeps the wallet without making any effort to find the owner. What crime is committed?
A.Estafa
B.Theft
C.Robbery
D.No crime is committed.
What is the term for the unlawful taking of a motor vehicle?
A.Carnapping
B.Grand Theft Auto
C.Qualified Theft
D.Robbery
Which of the following is NOT an element of simple theft?
A.Intent to gain (animus lucrandi).
B.The property taken is personal property.
C.The taking is done with the owner's consent.
D.The property belongs to another.
A cashier takes money from the cash register of her employer over a period of time. This constitutes:
A.Simple Theft
B.Qualified Theft
C.Estafa
D.A series of separate thefts.
Which of the following is NOT a way of committing Estafa?
A.With unfaithfulness or abuse of confidence.
B.By means of false pretenses or fraudulent acts.
C.By taking property of another without consent.
D.By means of other similar deceits.
A person pretends to be a person in authority and solicits money under that pretense. This is an example of:
A.Estafa by means of false pretenses.
B.Direct Bribery.
C.Robbery.
D.Usurpation of Authority.
Issuing a bouncing check is a common example of what crime?
A.Theft
B.Estafa under Art. 315, 2(d) of the RPC.
C.Violation of Batas Pambansa Blg. 22 (Bouncing Checks Law).
D.Both B and C.
The key element in Estafa with abuse of confidence is:
A.The prior possession of the property by the offender.
B.The use of a fictitious name.
C.The breaking of a contract.
D.The use of force.
What is the Latin term for the element of deceit in Estafa?
A.Animus lucrandi
B.Dolus
C.Culpa
D.Animus furandi
A person sells a property that he had previously sold to another person. The second buyer is unaware of the first sale. The seller is liable for:
A.Qualified Theft
B.Estafa
C.Double Sale
D.No crime, as it is a civil matter.
What is the crime committed by a person who shall set fire to any property of another?
A.Malicious Mischief
B.Arson
C.Destructive Arson
D.Qualified Arson
If a person burns his own property for the purpose of defrauding an insurance company, the crime is:
A.Simple Arson
B.Estafa
C.Destructive Arson
D.A specific form of Arson under Art. 320 of the RPC.
When is Arson considered "Destructive Arson"?
A.When the property burned is of great value.
B.When it is committed at night.
C.When what is burned is a public building, ammunition factory, or similar structure.
D.When there is an intent to kill a particular person.
If death results from Arson, the crime committed is:
A.Arson with Homicide.
B.Murder.
C.A complex crime of Arson with Homicide.
D.The special complex crime of Arson with Resulting Homicide. There is no such complex crime.
The burning of an uninhabited hut or any similar property is classified as:
A.Destructive Arson
B.Arson of property of small value
C.Malicious Mischief
D.No crime is committed.
The main objective in the crime of Arson is:
A.To cause damage to property through fire.
B.To cause fear and panic.
C.To kill a person.
D.To conceal another crime.
What is the essential element of the crime of Malicious Mischief?
A.The damage was caused by negligence.
B.The offender derived personal gain from the damage.
C.The damage was caused willfully and for the sake of damaging it.
D.The property damaged was a public utility.
Which of the following acts is NOT considered Malicious Mischief?
A.Breaking the windows of a neighbor's house out of spite.
B.Scratching a car with a key in anger.
C.Accidentally breaking a vase while cleaning.
D.Tearing up a book belonging to a rival.
For an act to be considered Malicious Mischief, the damage must be caused due to:
A.Hatred, revenge, or other evil motive.
B.A joke or prank.
C.The influence of intoxicating liquor.
D.All of the above.
If the cost of the damage in Malicious Mischief does not exceed 1,000 pesos, the penalty is:
A.Arresto mayor.
B.Arresto menor or a fine of not less than the value of the damage.
C.Prision correccional.
D.Community service.
A person who obstructs the performance of public functions by damaging property would be liable for Malicious Mischief and what other crime?
A.Disobedience to an Agent of a Person in Authority.
B.Damage to Public Property.
C.This is a complex crime of Malicious Mischief with Obstruction of Public Functions.
D.No other crime.
The crime of Malicious Mischief cannot be committed through:
A.Dolus (Deceit)
B.Culpa (Fault/Negligence)
C.Premeditation
D.Any evil motive.