Forced Entry Equals Burglary
This trap appears as a wrong-answer choice in 2 active questions. Spotting how it is built is the repair: read each example's “why it's attractive” before the “why it's wrong.”
Subject distribution
- CRIMINAL2
Example wrong choices
14744_midnight_candle_stencils · CRIMINAL · Choice ABurglary, but not larceny.
Why it's attractive
The choice rewards the forced door but ignores that burglary and larceny use different intent timing.
Why it's wrong
The choice rewards the forced door but ignores that burglary and larceny use different intent timing.
14744_midnight_candle_stencils · CRIMINAL · Choice BNeither burglary nor larceny.
Why it's attractive
The choice rejects burglary but goes too far by rejecting the later larceny.
Why it's wrong
The choice rejects burglary but goes too far by rejecting the later larceny.
14744_midnight_candle_stencils · CRIMINAL · Choice CBurglary and larceny.
Why it's attractive
The choice gets larceny but imports that later intent into burglary.
Why it's wrong
The choice gets larceny but imports that later intent into burglary.
19651_harp_loft_retrieval · CRIMINAL · Choice AOnly Naomi.
Why it's attractive
It spots Naomi's force but misses her claim-of-right intent.
Why it's wrong
It spots Naomi's force but misses her claim-of-right intent.
19651_harp_loft_retrieval · CRIMINAL · Choice CAll of them.
Why it's attractive
It counts bodies instead of intent.
Why it's wrong
It counts bodies instead of intent.
19651_harp_loft_retrieval · CRIMINAL · Choice DTimothy and Lydia.
Why it's attractive
It includes Lydia correctly but adds Timothy despite his honest belief.
Why it's wrong
It includes Lydia correctly but adds Timothy despite his honest belief.
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