1. The term “act” under Section 2 of BNS denotes:
A. Only a single act
B. Only a series of acts
C. Both a single act and a series of acts
D. Only omissions
Answer: C
2. Under BNS, “animal” means:
A. Any living creature including humans
B. Any living creature other than a human being
C. Vertebrates only
D. Domesticated animals only
Answer: B
3. A “child” means a person:
A. Below 14 years
B. Below 16 years
C. Below 18 years
D. Below 21 years
Answer: C
Landmark Case: Jaya Mala v. Home Secretary, J&K – age determination principle.
4. Counterfeiting requires:
A. Exact imitation
B. Partial imitation with intention to deceive
C. Only digital imitation
D. Only physical imitation
Answer: B
5. The presumption of deception in counterfeiting applies:
A. Only if exact resemblance exists
B. Only if no resemblance exists
C. If a person might be deceived
D. Never
Answer: C
6. “Court” under Section 2 refers to:
A. Only High Courts
B. Any judge empowered judicially
C. Only Supreme Court
D. Arbitrators
Answer: B
7. “Dishonestly” means:
A. Intention of wrongful gain only
B. Intention of wrongful loss only
C. Intention of gain or loss
D. Absence of mens rea
Answer: C
Case: R. v. Prince significance of mens rea.
8. A “document” includes:
A. Written matter only
B. Electronic and digital record
C. Only paper documents
D. Only judicial documents
Answer: B
Case: Anvar P.V. v. P.K. Basheer – admissibility of electronic evidence.
9. “Good faith” requires:
A. Honesty alone
B. Due care & attention
C. No negligence
D. Absolute certainty
Answer: B
Case: Sheo Nath v. Ram Deen – good faith definition.
10. The pronoun “he” includes:
A. Only male
B. Male and female
C. Male, female, transgender
D. Only transgender
Answer: C