Q1: 1. What is the punishment for wearing a garb or carrying a token used by a soldier, sailor, or airman under Section 140 of the Indian Penal Code 1860?

• A) A) Fine
• B) B) Imprisonment up to 3 months
• C) C) Community service
• D) D) Warning

Q2: 2. In a real-life scenario, if a civilian is found wearing a military uniform during a public event, which of the following actions could be taken against them?

• A) A) Nothing, as it's a common practice
• B) B) Fine
• C) C) Verbal warning
• D) D) Imprisonment up to 3 months

Q3: 3. Under Section 140, what is the main objective behind prohibiting civilians from wearing garb or carrying tokens used by military personnel?

• A) A) To promote fashion diversity
• B) B) To protect the identity and integrity of armed forces
• C) C) To encourage cosplay
• D) D) To boost sales of military surplus stores

Q4: 4. If a civilian unknowingly wears a military-inspired costume to a costume party, are they liable under Section 140 of the Indian Penal Code?

• A) A) Yes, they can be imprisoned
• B) B) No, as long as it's not worn in a public place
• C) C) Yes, but they can pay a fine to avoid imprisonment
• D) D) No, as long as it's not worn with the intent to deceive

Q5: 5. Which of the following is NOT considered a valid defense against a charge under Section 140 of the Indian Penal Code?

• A) A) Mistake of fact
• B) B) Lack of awareness of the law
• C) C) Consent of the military personnel
• D) D) Lack of criminal intent

Q6: 6. In a hypothetical situation, if a civilian wears a replica military uniform as part of a historical reenactment event, would they be exempt from prosecution under Section 140?

• A) A) Yes, since it's for educational purposes
• B) B) No, historical reenactments are not a valid defense
• C) C) Yes, if they obtain permission from the armed forces
• D) D) No, unless they are a registered reenactment group

Q7: 7. What constitutes "wearing garb or carrying token" in the context of Section 140 of the Indian Penal Code?

• A) A) Any clothing resembling a military uniform
• B) B) Carrying a military ID card for fun
• C) C) Wearing a military-inspired accessory
• D) D) Carrying a military weapon for self-defense

Q8: 8. In a scenario where a civilian purchases surplus military clothing from a store and wears it casually, are they in violation of Section 140?

• A) A) Yes, unless they alter the clothing significantly
• B) B) No, as long as it's not used for impersonation
• C) C) Yes, unless they obtain a permit from the government
• D) D) No, as surplus clothing is exempt from the law

Q9: 9. Which of the following best describes the intent behind Section 140 of the Indian Penal Code regarding civilians wearing military garb or tokens?

• A) A) To protect national security
• B) B) To prevent identity theft
• C) C) To maintain discipline and order in the armed forces
• D) D) To control the fashion industry

Q10: 10. If a civilian wears a military uniform for a themed party but is mistaken for an actual soldier, what legal consequences could they face under Section 140?

• A) A) Fine only
• B) B) Imprisonment up to 6 months
• C) C) Community service
• D) D) Warning from the military

Q11: 11. When does the offense under Section 140 occur in relation to wearing garb or carrying tokens used by military personnel?

• A) A) Only if the civilian wears the attire on a military base
• B) B) If the civilian wears the attire in a public place
• C) C) If the civilian wears the attire during Halloween
• D) D) Only if the civilian carries actual military weapons

Q12: 12. In a hypothetical situation, if a civilian wears a replica military medal as a part of a historical costume, would they be violating Section 140 of the Indian Penal Code?

• A) A) Yes, any military-related item is prohibited
• B) B) No, as long as it's not worn to deceive others
• C) C) Yes, unless the medal is of historical significance
• D) D) No, as long as it's not worn in a public place

Q13: 13. What distinguishes a legitimate military uniform from a civilian outfit resembling military garb under Section 140?

• A) A) The material it is made of
• B) B) The presence of official military insignia
• C) C) The color of the clothing
• D) D) The price of the attire

Q14: 14. If a civilian wears a camouflage-patterned jacket similar to those worn by military personnel, are they in violation of Section 140?

• A) A) Yes, camouflage patterns are exclusively for military use
• B) B) No, as long as there are no military badges on the jacket
• C) C) Yes, any resemblance to military attire is prohibited
• D) D) No, as long as it's worn for fashion purposes only

Q15: 15. What is the significance of carrying a token used by a soldier, sailor, or airman under Section 140 of the Indian Penal Code?

• A) A) It symbolizes support for the military
• B) B) It can lead to mistaken identity
• C) C) It indicates membership in the armed forces
• D) D) It serves as a fashion statement

Q16: 16. In a scenario where a civilian uses a military-style backpack for hiking, could they be charged under Section 140?

• A) A) Yes, any military gear is strictly prohibited
• B) B) No, as long as it's not worn in a public place
• C) C) Yes, unless the backpack is visibly different from military issue
• D) D) No, as long as it's for personal use only

Q17: 17. What precautions should civilians take to avoid unintentionally violating Section 140 of the Indian Penal Code?

• A) A) Avoid wearing any clothing with camouflage patterns
• B) B) Refrain from purchasing surplus military items
• C) C) Ensure that military-inspired attire lacks official insignia
• D) D) Obtain written permission from the armed forces

Q18: 18. If a civilian wears a military beret as part of a costume party outfit, would they be considered in violation of Section 140?

• A) A) Yes, as berets are exclusively for military use
• B) B) No, berets are common fashion accessories
• C) C) Yes, if the beret bears military markings
• D) D) No, as long as it's worn with civilian clothing

Q19: 19. How does the prohibition of wearing military garb or tokens in Section 140 contribute to the maintenance of discipline in the armed forces?

• A) A) By preventing unauthorized access to military facilities
• B) B) By avoiding confusion in identifying genuine military personnel
• C) C) By discouraging civilians from participating in military drills
• D) D) By promoting civilian respect for the armed forces

Q20: 20. Can a civilian be charged under Section 140 for wearing a military-style jacket with no visible military insignia?

• A) A) Yes, any military-style clothing is prohibited
• B) B) No, as long as there are no identifying marks
• C) C) Yes, unless the jacket is altered to look different
• D) D) No, as long as it's not worn in a public place

Q21: 21. What measures can be taken to educate the public about the provisions of Section 140 to prevent inadvertent violations?

• A) A) Conducting awareness campaigns on military attire
• B) B) Banning the sale of military-inspired clothing
• C) C) Issuing military permits to civilians for certain events
• D) D) Increasing penalties for offenders

Q22: 22. If a civilian wears a military dog tag as a fashion accessory, could they be prosecuted under Section 140?

• A) A) Yes, dog tags are considered military tokens
• B) B) No, as long as they are not used for impersonation
• C) C) Yes, unless the civilian is a veteran
• D) D) No, as fashion accessories are exempt from the law

Q23: 23. How does the enforcement of Section 140 help uphold the honor and dignity of the armed forces?

• A) A) By ensuring civilians do not profit from military imagery
• B) B) By preventing misrepresentation of military personnel
• C) C) By encouraging civilians to join the armed forces
• D) D) By limiting civilian access to military equipment

Q24: 24. In a situation where a civilian wears a military-style hat to a sports event, are they at risk of violating Section 140?

• A) A) Yes, hats are considered military garb
• B) B) No, hats are common accessories
• C) C) Yes, if the hat is of a specific military branch
• D) D) No, as long as it's not worn in a military establishment

Q25: 25. How does the prohibition of wearing military garb or tokens in public spaces under Section 140 contribute to national security?

• A) A) By preventing unauthorized access to classified information
• B) B) By deterring potential impersonation of military personnel
• C) C) By promoting civilian participation in military exercises
• D) D) By restricting the sale of military surplus items