UBE Question of the Day
Bar Exam Multiple Choice Questions
Subscribe to Pieper's Uniform Bar Exam Question of the Day and receive a real MBE multiple choice question right in your inbox every weekday morning.
Pieper Bar Review continues to make studying for the bar exam easier, not only by providing the best bar review course, but by now offering access to sample bar exam multiple choice question.
As a law student, you are focused on the task at hand, passing the bar. This free subscription will help you:
- Review recurrent themes that show up on the UBE
- Familiarize yourself with question format and wording
- Practice process-of-elimination skills
- Stay focused on your studies with a daily reminder
- Reiterate the material covered in your bar review course
Get the Question of the Day Delivered Every Morning
Sign up to receive a new multiple choice bar exam question in your inbox every day.
Today's Question:
A defendant took a man’s boat without the man’s permission at a time when the defendant was drunk. He intended to go for a short ride and return it to the dock. On the way back to the dock, the defendant crashed into a piling, causing the boat to take on a considerable amount of water. Could the defendant properly be convicted of larceny?
(A) No, because he did not have the required specific intent.
(B) No, because drunkenness is a defense to a specific intent crime.
(C) Yes, because he did not return the boat in the condition it was in at the time he took it.
(D) Yes, because the intent to borrow is the functional equivalent of the intent to steal.
Contact Info
Courses
The Pieper Guarantee
Pass the first time or the next course is FREE!
Pieper Bar
Pieper Bar Review teaches students the legal concepts and exam skills necessary for success on the bar exam, and reinforces students’ knowledge through thought-provoking examples and bar exam questions. Pieper’s courses do more than teach the material to students. They enable students to master concepts as they are tested so that students can excel within the time constraints of the exam. The proof that the Pieper teaching method works is found in the success of our former students—now present-day attorneys. Ask them, and you’ll learn why Pieper People Pass.