1. Objectives of criminal law: a) elimination of crime; b) organization of normal work of courts; b) consideration of disputes between citizens and citizens and enterprises; d) protection of human and civil rights and freedoms, property, public safety, 2. Crime is: a) a disciplinary offence; b) a deprivation of liberty; c) a civil tort; d) a guilty commission of socially dangerous act prohibited by the Criminal code under the threat of punishment. 3. Features of the subject of crime: a) sanity; b) a natural or legal entity that committed a crime; c) a natural person that committed a crime; d) attainment of statutory age (16 years, for grave and especially grave crimes - 14 years). 4. Guilt is: a) a conscious commission of a crime; b) the ability of a person to understand his actions and control them when committing a crime; c) the special mental attitude of a person to commitment of socially dangerous action (its consequences) in the form of intention and negligence; d) a commission of the crime with a certain intention. 5. The extenuating circumstances of criminal liability include: a) commission for the first time a crime of little gravity; b) commission of a crime by exceeding the limits of justifiable defence; c) absence of serious consequences of the crime; d) commission of crime in a state of intoxication. 6. The aggravating circumstances include: a) involvement of minors in the commission of a crime; b) refusal to testify; c) non-recognition of guilt; d) occurrence of serious consequences as a result of commission of crime. 7. The basis of criminal liability is: a) the commission of an act containing all the elements of corpus delicti of a crime; b) guilty infliction of harm; c) the indictment; d) the judgment of guilty (court verdict). 8. The system of criminal penalties includes: a) warning; b) fine; c) corrective labor; d) compulsory works; e) arrest; f) lifelong imprisonment; j) capital punishment.