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1
Q

Naturalized citizens are those citizens of the Philippines from birth without having to
perform any act to acquire or perfect their Philippine citizenship.

A

SCIENCE – NATURAL - BORN

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2
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Jus soli principle is adopted in the Philippines.

A

science- jus sanguinis

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3
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Those naturalized in accordance with Philippine law are citizens of the Philippines

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POLITICAL

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4
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Naturalization is never final and thus it is revocable.

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POLITICAL

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5
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Repatriation is the process of returning a person to their place of origin or citizenship.

A

POLITICAL

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6
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Dual citizenship is inimical to the national interest.

A

SCIENCE - ALLEGIANCE

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7
Q

Expatriation is involuntary.

A

SCIENCE – VOLUNTARY

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8
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Statelessness is not possible.

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SCIENCE – IS POSSIBLE

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9
Q

Once a candidate files his candidacy, he is deemed to have renounced his foreign
citizenship in case of dual citizenship.

A

POLITICAL

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10
Q

Multiple citizenship is possible.

A

political

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11
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Republic Act 9215 is the Citizenship and Reacquisition Act of 2003

A

science 9225

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12
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Renvoi means to send back or to return unopened.

A

POLITICAL

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13
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Expatriation is a statutory right

A

SCIENCE – CONSTITUTIONAL

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14
Q

Loss of citizenship cannot be presumed.

A

political

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15
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No one can be compelled to remain a Filipino if he does not want to

A

political

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16
Q

A document which serves as the fundamental law of the stat

A

CONSTITUTION

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17
Q

The date of ratification of the 1987 Philippine Constitution

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february 02, 1987

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18
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The part of the constitution which establishes the structure of government, its
branches and their operation.

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constitution of government

19
Q

The part of the constitution which provides how the constitution may be changed.

A

constitution of sovereignty

20
Q

A constitution which cannot be amended except through a special process.

A

RIGID

21
Q

The other name for evolved constitution.

A

cumulative

22
Q

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland adopts this type of
constitution.

A

UNWRITTEN CONSTITUTION

23
Q

The adoption of the suggested change.

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proposal

24
Q

The direct approval of the people on the amendments or changes proposed

A

ratification

25
Q

The first Republican constitution in Asia

A

malolos constitution

26
Q

The vote requirement for Congress to act as a constituent assembly

A

3/4 of all its members

27
Q

The vote requirement for Congress to act as a Concon.

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2/3 of all the members of Congress

28
Q

he number of articles in the 1987 Philippine Constitution

A

18 articles

29
Q

The electoral system involved when people propose for amendment to the
Constitution.

A

SYSTEM OF INITIATIVE AND REFERUNDUM

30
Q

the constitution based on Proclamation No. 3

A

freedom constitution

31
Q

.Citizens are those citizens of the Philippines from birth without having to perform any
act to acquire or perfect their Philippine citizenship.

A

NATURAL - BORN

32
Q

Jus principle is adopted in the Philippines

A

sanguinis

33
Q

hose naturalized in accordance with Philippine law are of the Philippines is never
final and thus it is revocable

A

CITIZENS

34
Q

_______is the process of returning a person to their place of origin or citizenship.

A

repatriation

35
Q

Dual ______ is inimical to the national interest.

A

allegiance

36
Q

The doctrine which states that the Philippines as an archipelago is an integrated
unit, with all the islands and waters embraced therein..

A

archipelagic doctrine

37
Q

The body of water extending up to 200 nautical miles, within which the state may
exercise sovereign rights to explore, exploit, conserve, and manage the natural
resources

A

exclusive economic zone

38
Q

Once a candidate files his candidacy, he is deemed to have _his foreign citizenship
in case of dual citizenshi

A

renounced

39
Q

_____ is the intentional acquisition by a state over a territory which at the time of
claim not under the sovereignty of any state.

A

occupation

40
Q

Republic Act is the Citizenship and Reacquisition Act of 2003

A

REPUBLIC ACT 9225

41
Q

_____ means to send back or return unopened.

A

renvoi

42
Q

Expatriation is a_right.

A

constitutional right

43
Q

____is the transfer of territory usually by treaty from one state to another

A

cession

44
Q

All the powers of the government are exercised by the national or central
government.

A

unitary

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