Q1: 1. What is the punishment prescribed for lurking house-trespass under Section 453 of the Indian Penal Code 1860?

• A) A) Imprisonment for 3 months
• B) B) Imprisonment for 6 months
• C) C) Imprisonment for 1 year
• D) D) Imprisonment for 2 years

Q2: 2. In a real-life scenario, if a person enters a house with the intention to commit an offense but is caught before stealing anything, what offense would they be charged with under Section 453?

• A) A) House-trespass
• B) B) House-breaking
• C) C) Lurking house-trespass
• D) D) Theft

Q3: 3. What is the punishment for house-breaking under Section 453 of the Indian Penal Code 1860?

• A) A) Imprisonment for 3 years
• B) B) Imprisonment for 5 years
• C) C) Imprisonment for 7 years
• D) D) Imprisonment for 10 years

Q4: 4. If a person unlawfully enters a house at night with the intention to commit theft, which offense would they be charged with under Section 453?

• A) A) House-trespass
• B) B) House-breaking
• C) C) Lurking house-trespass
• D) D) Robbery

Q5: 5. Under Section 453, what time of the day is typically associated with lurking house-trespass or house-breaking offenses?

• A) A) Daytime
• B) B) Evening
• C) C) Nighttime
• D) D) Early morning

Q6: 6. What aggravating factor can increase the punishment for the offense of lurking house-trespass under Section 453?

• A) A) Presence of valuables in the house
• B) B) Prior criminal record of the offender
• C) C) Resistance by the occupants
• D) D) Time of the year

Q7: 7. If a person is found lurking around a house with the intent to commit an offense but does not actually enter the premises, what offense would they be charged with under Section 453?

• A) A) House-trespass
• B) B) House-breaking
• C) C) Attempt to commit house-trespass
• D) D) Robbery

Q8: 8. In a real-life situation, if a person enters a house with the intent to commit theft and causes injury to the occupants, what additional offense could they be charged with along with lurking house-trespass?

• A) A) Assault
• B) B) Kidnapping
• C) C) Extortion
• D) D) Forgery

Q9: 9. What distinguishes lurking house-trespass from house-breaking under Section 453 of the Indian Penal Code 1860?

• A) A) Time of the offense
• B) B) Intent of the offender
• C) C) Location of the house
• D) D) Value of stolen items

Q10: 10. If a person unlawfully enters a house with the intent to commit a non-violent offense, what would be the appropriate charge under Section 453?

• A) A) House-trespass
• B) B) House-breaking
• C) C) Lurking house-trespass
• D) D) Fraud