Q1: 1. In which section of the Indian Penal Code 1860 is the concept of an act not intended and not known to be likely to cause death or grievous hurt, done by consent discussed?

• A) A) Section 84
• B) B) Section 85
• C) C) Section 86
• D) D) Section 87

Q2: 2. Under Section 87 of the IPC, if a person consents to a medical procedure and sustains an injury during the procedure, which of the following is true?

• A) A) The doctor performing the procedure will be liable for the injury
• B) B) The person who consented will be liable for the injury
• C) C) The injury will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) The injury will be considered as assault

Q3: 3. According to Section 87 of the IPC, consent is a valid defense in cases where

• A) A) Death occurs due to a deliberate act
• B) B) Grievous hurt is caused intentionally
• C) C) The act was not intended to cause death or grievous hurt
• D) D) The act was done without any consent

Q4: 4. If a person consents to a boxing match and sustains injuries during the match, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The opponent will be charged with assault
• B) B) The person who consented will be held responsible for the injuries
• C) C) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) Both participants will be charged with causing harm

Q5: 5. When does Section 87 of the IPC apply in cases of unintentional harm caused with consent?

• A) A) When the harm is caused due to negligence
• B) B) When the harm is caused intentionally
• C) C) When the harm is caused without the victim's knowledge
• D) D) When the harm is caused despite the victim's consent

Q6: 6. Under Section 87 of the IPC, if a person consents to a risky adventure activity and gets injured, what is the legal implication?

• A) A) The activity organizer will be held liable for the injuries
• B) B) The injured person will be solely responsible for the injuries
• C) C) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) The injured person can sue for compensation

Q7: 7. In cases where medical treatment is provided with the patient's consent but unintentional harm occurs, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The medical practitioner will be charged with negligence
• B) B) The patient will be held responsible for the harm
• C) C) The harm will not be considered a criminal offense
• D) D) Both the doctor and patient will be liable for damages

Q8: 8. If someone consents to a friendly wrestling match and sustains injuries, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The injured person can file a lawsuit against the opponent
• B) B) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• C) C) Both participants will face criminal charges
• D) D) The injured person will be considered at fault for participating

Q9: 9. When can an act not intended and not known to be likely to cause death or grievous hurt, done by consent be considered a criminal offense under Section 87 of the IPC?

• A) A) When the act results in minor injuries
• B) B) When the act is done with malicious intent
• C) C) When the act is done without the victim's consent
• D) D) When the act goes beyond the scope of the consent given

Q10: 10. Under Section 87 of the IPC, if a person consents to a physical challenge and gets injured, the injury is

• A) A) Not punishable under the IPC
• B) B) Considered as assault
• C) C) Grounds for a civil lawsuit
• D) D) Treated as a criminal offense

Q11: 11. In scenarios involving sports activities where injuries occur with consent, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The injured party can press criminal charges
• B) B) The injuries will not be considered criminal offenses
• C) C) Both participants will be held liable for damages
• D) D) The organizer of the activity will be held responsible for injuries

Q12: 12. If a person consents to a demonstration of self-defense techniques and gets hurt unintentionally, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The person demonstrating the techniques will be charged with assault
• B) B) The injured person can file a lawsuit for damages
• C) C) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) Both parties will be considered at fault

Q13: 13. When actions are performed with consent but result in unintended harm under Section 87 of the IPC, the key consideration is

• A) A) Whether the harm was foreseeable
• B) B) Whether the consent was legally binding
• C) C) Whether the harm was severe
• D) D) Whether the harm was intentional

Q14: 14. If a person consents to a risky medical experiment and suffers unexpected side effects, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The medical practitioner will face criminal charges
• B) B) The person who consented will be held responsible for the side effects
• C) C) The side effects will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) The medical institution will be liable for damages

Q15: 15. In cases of accidents during adventurous activities where consent was given, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The injured party can seek compensation from the activity organizer
• B) B) The injuries will be considered as negligence
• C) C) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) Both parties will be criminally liable

Q16: 16. If a person consents to a prank that results in minor injuries, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The person who performed the prank will be charged with assault
• B) B) The injured person can file a lawsuit for damages
• C) C) The injuries will not be considered criminal offenses
• D) D) Both parties will be held liable for damages

Q17: 17. When can an act done by consent result in legal consequences under Section 87 of the IPC?

• A) A) When the act was performed with full knowledge of the risks involved
• B) B) When the act causes irreversible harm
• C) C) When the act was intended to cause grievous hurt
• D) D) When the act exceeds the scope of the consent given

Q18: 18. If a person consents to a physical challenge and sustains serious injuries, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The person who issued the challenge will be charged with assault
• B) B) The injured person will be held responsible for the injuries
• C) C) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) Both parties will face criminal charges

Q19: 19. In situations where consent is given for a risky activity and injuries occur, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The injured party can seek compensation from the person who caused the injuries
• B) B) The injuries will not be considered criminal offenses
• C) C) Both parties will be charged with negligence
• D) D) The injured party will be solely responsible for the injuries

Q20: 20. If a person consents to participate in a physical competition and gets injured accidentally, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The injured person can press criminal charges against the opponent
• B) B) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• C) C) The opponent will be held responsible for the injuries
• D) D) Both participants will be considered at fault

Q21: 21. When can an act done with consent result in criminal liability under Section 87 of the IPC?

• A) A) When the act causes minor injuries
• B) B) When the act is done with malicious intent
• C) C) When the act is performed in self-defense
• D) D) When the act violates the terms of the consent given

Q22: 22. If a person consents to a physical challenge and sustains serious injuries, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The person who issued the challenge will be charged with assault
• B) B) The injured person will be held responsible for the injuries
• C) C) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) Both parties will face criminal charges

Q23: 23. In cases where consent is given for participating in a dangerous activity and injuries occur, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The injured party can seek compensation from the activity organizer
• B) B) The injuries will be considered as negligence
• C) C) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) Both parties will be criminally liable

Q24: 24. If a person consents to a physical demonstration and gets injured unintentionally, under Section 87 of the IPC

• A) A) The person conducting the demonstration will be charged with assault
• B) B) The injured person can file a lawsuit for damages
• C) C) The injuries will not be punishable under the IPC
• D) D) Both parties will be considered at fault

Q25: 25. When can an act done with consent lead to legal repercussions under Section 87 of the IPC?

• A) A) When the act results in minor injuries
• B) B) When the act is performed as part of a sport
• C) C) When the act goes beyond the scope of the consent given
• D) D) When the act is done with the intention to cause harm