Which is a category of drug offences?

• A. Possession
• B. Trespassing
• C. Littering
• D. Driving offences

Answer: (A)

Think about how laws classify actions involving drugs. Possession is a fundamental category of drug offences because it covers having illegal drugs in your control—on your person, at home, or somewhere you can access. The crime is the act of possessing the drug, regardless of what you might plan to do with it later, which is why it’s a distinct offence group within drug law. The other options don’t relate to drugs: trespassing is about entering property without permission, littering is about improper disposal of waste, and driving offences pertain to how a vehicle is operated or related rules. So possession stands out as the drug-offence category because it directly involves having drugs in your control.