Review Question (Part 2)

Question 1

It explains the rule how a government must
operate and may also include protections for
individual rights and liberties for all people,
including minority groups.

a) Constitution
b) Government
c) Limited Government
d) Rule of Law

Answer 1

a) Constitution

Question 2

Some democracies consider the idea of ______ as important and enshrined it in their
constitutions.

a) Law
b) Peace
c) Equity
d) Equality

Answer 2

d) Equality

Question 3

Type of monarchy where the ruler exercises absolute sovereign power; he is the chief executive, the legislator and the judge at the
same time.

a) Absolute Monarchy

b) Constitutional Monarchy
c) Ceremonial Monarchy
d) Limited Monarchy

Answer 3

a) Absolute Monarchy

Question 4

System that seeks to eliminate the perceived
inefficiencies, irrationalities, unpredictability
and crises that is traditionally associated with
capital accumulation and the profit system.

a) Capitalism

b) Socialism
c) Market Socialism
d) Non-Market Socialism

Answer 4

b) Socialism

Question 5

A form of government where the power is
centralized in the hands of a single individual
and ruled by a small group of people selected
by one person.

a) Dictatorship

b) Democratic Government
c) Oligarchy
d) Monarchy

Answer 5

a) Dictatorship

Question 6

All the statements below are TRUE about
Oligarchy, EXCEPT -

a) Ruled by a smaller group of people.
b) Derived from Ancient Greek word oligarkhia.
c) An economic and political policy philosophy
encompassing diverse economic and diverse
systems.
d) The power is bestowed to only a few individuals,
the ‘rule by few’.

Answer 6

c) An economic and political policy philosophy

Question 7

It is responsible for creating and enforcing the
rules of a society, defense, foreign affairs, the
economy, and public services.

a) Politicians

b) Leaders
c) Government
d) President

Answer 7

c) Government

Question 8

Which of the following statement is correct in distinguishing the state from the government?

I. A state cannot exist without a government, but it is possible to
have a government without a state.
II. The government is only the agency through which the state
articulates its will.
III. A government may change, its form may change, but the state, as
long as its essential element are present, remains the same.

a) Only I is correct.
b) Only II is correct.
c) Only I and II are correct.
d) All of the statements are correct.

Answer 8

d) All of the statements are correct.

Question 9

A form of democracy in which the people elect
a legislative body.

a) Parliamentary democracy

b) Presidential democracy
c) Participatory democracy
d) Direct democracy

Answer 9

a) Parliamentary democracy

Question 10

In a parliamentary democracy, the legislative
body is called -

a) Senate

b) Congress
c) Diet
d) Parliament

Answer 10

d) Parliament

Question 11

A form of democracy in which the voters elect
both their representatives in the legislative
body and the executive.

a) Parliamentary democracy

b) Presidential democracy
c) Participatory democracy
d) Direct democracy

Answer 11

b) Presidential democracy

Question 12

The purpose and necessities of a government
are to protect the society and its members,
and advancements in what aspect?

a) international and domestic relations
b) public welfare and physical, economic, social, and
cultural well-being of the people
c) technological innovation
d) politics within a certain foreign country

Answer 12

b) public welfare and physical, economic, social, and
cultural well-being of the people

Question 13

Which of the following statement is the
characteristic of totalitarianism?

a) It permits individual freedom
b) It is a recent species of democracy.
c) It relies on persuasion to maintain power.
d) It seeks to subordinate all aspects of individual life to
the authority of the state.

Answer 13

d) It seeks to subordinate all aspects of individual life to
the authority of the state.

Question 14

It is a government by right, lawful, and
legitimate with the general support of the
people and its recognition of supremacy.

a) De Jure
b) Totalitarianism
c) De Facto
d) Aristocracy

Answer 14

a) De Jure

Question 15

Which of the following features/characteristics
DOES NOT describe aristocracy?

a) It is a government made by the few individuals who are of
privileged class.
b) The government possesses a well-defined system of
hereditary nobility.
c) The term was derived from Greek words aristos, which
means best and kratia, which means power.
d) The power resides with a hereditary ruling class.

Answer 15

c) The term was derived from Greek words aristos, which
means best and kratia, which means power.

Question 16

Which of the following statements describes
communism?

a) A form of government that refers to the communal ownership of
all property derived from the political theory of Karl Marx.
b) A type of government as well as an economic system where it
has a way of creating and privatizing wealth.
c) It is a system where individual people own land, factories, or
machinery.
d) It is a system where the government or the whole community owns
land, factories and machinery and everyone is supposed to privatize
the wealth that they create.

Answer 16

a) A form of government that refers to the communal ownership of
all property derived from the political theory of Karl Marx.

Question 17

It is a type of property where an asset is
recognized to be in the possession of the
society rather than individual members or
groups within it.

a) Social ownership

b) Private ownership.

c) Capitalism.

d) Socialism.

Answer 17

a) Social ownership

Question 18

It is a legal designation for the ownership of
property by non-governmental legal entities –
a natural law according to John Locke.

a) Social ownership

b) Private ownership.

c) Capitalism.

d) Socialism.

Answer 18

b) Private ownership.

Question 19

Where is socialism traditionally located on the
political spectrum?

a) Right-wing

b) Left-wing.

c) Extreme right.

d) Extreme left.

Answer 19

b) Left-wing.

Question 20

It is a form of government ruled by a small
group of people.

a) Aristocracy

b) Democracy.

c) Monarchy.

d) Oligarchy.

Answer 20

d) Oligarchy.

Question 21

Plutocracy is a type of oligarchy where
_________ controls the power

a) the military

b) one political party

c) a religious group

d) the wealthy

Answer 21

d) the wealthy

Question 22

Filipino First Policy is his domestic policy.

a) Pres. Joseph Ejercito Estrada

b) Pres. Rodrigo Roa Duterte

c) Pres. Carlos P. Garcia

d) Pres. Ferdinand E. Marcos, Sr.

Answer 22

c) Pres. Carlos P. Garcia

Question 23

Emilio Aguinaldo was the first and only
Philippine president elected at a very young
age. He declared Philippine Independence
from Spain.
a) First statement is true and second statement is
false
b) First statement is false and second statement is
true
c) Both statements are false
d) Both statements are true

Answer 23

d) Both statements are true

Question 24

Which of the following is NOT a policy during
the presidency of Fidel V. Ramos?

a) Philippines 2000

b) Charter Change

c) Migrants’ worker protection

d) Closing of US Military bases in the Philippines

Answer 24

d) Closing of US Military bases in the Philippines

Question 25

Pres. Ramon del Fierro Magsaysay is a - a) lawyer. b) political economist. c) automobile mechanic. d) military general.

Answer 25

c) automobile mechanic.

Question 26

She was a housewife turned politician who became head of the transitional government that forge a new constitution. a) Pres. Fidel V. Ramos b) Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo c) Pres. Maria Corazon Sumulong Cojuanco-Aquino d) Pres. Emilio F. Aguinaldo

Answer 26

c) Pres. Maria Corazon Sumulong Cojuanco-Aquino

Question 27

Manuel Luis Molina Quezon is the __________ president of the Philippine Commonwealth Government? a) first b) second c) third d) last

Answer 27

a) first

Question 28

Pres. Rodrigo Duterte is both a politician and a ___________ before becoming president. a) teacher b) lawyer c) businessman d) farmer

Answer 28

b) lawyer

Question 29

Who is the last president of the Commonwealth and first president of the Third Philippine Republic. a) Pres. Ramon Magsaysay b) Pres. Ferdinand Marcos c) Pres. Manuel Roxas d) Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo

Answer 29

c) Pres. Manuel Roxas

Question 30

An academician, she was the one who started the 9-year K-12 curriculum implementation. a) Pres. Carlos P. Garcia b) Pres. Diosdado P. Macapagal c) Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo d) Pres. Maria Corazon C. Aquino

Answer 30

c) Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo

Question 31

He was the signatory in the Treaty of General Relations recognizing Philippine independence by the US. a) Pres. Manuel Luis M. Quezon b) Pres. Emilio F. Aguinaldo c) Pres. Jose P. Laurel d) Pres. Manuel A. Roxas

Answer 31

d) Pres. Manuel A. Roxas

Question 32

Before becoming Pres. Ferdinand E. Marcos, Sr. was primarily known for his career as - a) a businessman. b) both a lawyer and politician. c) a military general. d) an academician.

Answer 32

b) both a lawyer and politician.

Question 33

He promised to continue Pres. Duterte's foreign policy of “friend to all, enemy to none". a) Pres. Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. b) Pres. Fidel V. Ramos c) Pres. Rodrigo R. Duterte d) Pres. Joseph Ejercito Estrada

Answer 33

a) Pres. Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.

Question 34

The first and only president of Japanese- sponsored Second Philippine Republic. a) Pres. Elpidio Rivera Quirino b) Pres. Sergio Osmeña Sr. c) Pres. Jose Paciano Laurel d) Pres. Fidel Valdez Ramos

Answer 34

c) Pres. Jose Paciano Laurel

Question 35

Before entering politics, Pres. Joseph Estrada was primarily known for his career as a - a) businessman. b) military general. c) film actor. d) lawyer.

Answer 35

c) film actor.

Question 36

He instituted the term West Philippine Sea for eastern South China Sea which is part of the country’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ). a) Pres. Carlos Polestico Garcia b) Pres. Fidel Valdez Ramos c) Pres. Benigno Simeon Cojuangco Aquino III d) Pres. Elpidio Rivera Quirino

Answer 36

c) Pres. Benigno Simeon Cojuangco Aquino III

Question 37

He is well-known for TRAIN Law, campaigned against illegal drugs, and confronted the challenges brought by COVID 19 pandemic. a) Pres. Rodrigo Roa Duterte b) Pres. Ramon Del Fierro Magsaysay c) Pres. Sergio Osmeña, Sr. d) Pres. Manuel Luis Molina Quezon

Answer 37

a) Pres. Rodrigo Roa Duterte

Question 38

Which president became president at the age of 71 making him the oldest to become president, the title previously held by Pres. Osmeña? a) Pres. Manuel Roxas b) Pres. Rodrigo Duterte c) Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo d) Pres. Ferdinand E. Marcos

Answer 38

b) Pres. Rodrigo Duterte

Question 39

Sergio Osmeña, Sr. is _______ years old when he assumed the presidency. a) 50 b) 55 c) 60 d) 65

Answer 39

c) 60

Question 40

A republic that was established by Gen. Aguinaldo with a constitution adopted on November 1, 1897. a) Dictatorial Government b) Katipunan Government c) Biak-na-Bato Republic d) Philippine Government

Answer 40

c) Biak-na-Bato Republic

Question 41

During the Spanish colonization, colonial cities are governed under special charters, with a - a) judiciary b) council c) Patronato Real d) cabildo

Answer 41

d) cabildo

Question 42

When did the American Military started to rule the Philippines? a) December 16, 1876 b) February 8, 1862 c) August 14, 1898 d) July 25, 1877

Answer 42

c) August 14, 1898

Question 43

Who founded the La Liga Filipina? a) Andres Bonifacio b) Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo c) Apolinario Mabini d) Dr. Jose Protacio Rizal

Answer 43

d) Dr. Jose Protacio Rizal

Question 44

The American military totally captured Manila on ______________. a) July 4,1901 b) August 13,1898 c) July 4,1946 d) March 24,1934

Answer 44

b) August 13,1898

Question 45

This Philippine Republic existed from July 4, 1946 to January 17, 1973. a) First Philippine Republic b) Second Philippine Republic c) Third Philippine Republic d) Fourth Philippine Republic

Answer 45

c) Third Philippine Republic

Question 46

They are the lesser mobility on account of rank from the tumao but higher than the oripun because they were freemen. a) Oripun b) Timawa c) Tumao d) Bulisik

Answer 46

b) Timawa

Question 47

Properties of the datu in addition to their bahandi or heirlooms and an archaic root of udip to let live. a) Oripun b) Timawa c) Tumao d) ) Bulisik

Answer 47

b) Timawa

Question 48

What is the term used for the chief of settlement or community in the context of the balangay system? a) datu b) lakan c) rajah d) dayang

Answer 48

a) datu

Question 49

In the system of polity federations, what is the role of the datu in the settlement or villages? a) military leader b) working-serving person c) council member d) head of settlement or village

Answer 49

d) head of settlement or village

Question 50

What event gave the president of the United States the power to establish a military government in the Philippines? a) Existence of war b) Conclusion of a treaty c) Capture of the enemy camps d) Passage of a new law in Congress

Answer 50

a) Existence of war

Question 51

What is Patronato Real? a) Justice through the imposition of trial by ordeal. b) A basic principle of government by unifying the church and state. c) The separation of the Philippines from Spanish Monarchy. d) Pursuant of the Spooner Amendment which ended American military regime.

Answer 51

b) A basic principle of government by unifying the church and state.

Question 52

Philippine Antiquity is governed by a type of legal system that is not a product of legislation but emanated from the - a) natural order of things b) whims and fancies of the leaders c) divine inspiration d) Western influences.

Answer 52

a) natural order of things

Question 53

Which position of the Governor General enables him to exercise certain religious powers? a) Vice Real Patrono b) Captain c) Captain General d) Governor General

Answer 53

a) Vice Real Patrono

Question 54

Ferdinand Magellan arrived in Cebu in the year __________. a) 1565 b) 1521 c) 1821 d) 1898

Answer 54

b) 1521

Question 55

The constitution of this revolutionary era Philippine government states that the Philippines pursue “separation of the Philippines from the Spanish Monarchy and their formation into an independent state." a) Biak-na-Bato Republic b) Dictatorial Government c) Katipunan Government d) Revolutionary Government

Answer 55

a) Biak-na-Bato Republic

Question 56

Established on May 15, 1583, this body served as the Supreme Court of the Philippines during the Spanish times. a) Governor-General's Court b) Spanish Supreme Tribunal c) Royal Audiencia d) Colonial Court of Appeals

Answer 56

c) Royal Audiencia

Question 57

Who did the government primarily care for during the Spanish Colonial period in the Philippines? a) Filipinos b) Peninsular Spaniards c) Both Peninsular Spaniards and Filipinos equally d) Primarily insulares, then indios

Answer 57

d) Primarily insulares, then indios

Question 58

When was Biak-na-Bato was established? a) November 1,1897 b) May 31,1897 c) August 2, 1897 d) May 5, 1897

Answer 58

b) May 31,1897

Question 59

The Tagalog and Kapampangan societies are ruled by either a lakan or rajah who claim to have descended from a certain royal lineage in the social strata collectively called - a) Alipin b) Maharlika c) Timawa d) Maginoo / Ginu (Mapiang Sugi)

Answer 59

b) Maharlika

Question 60

This refers to the government being represented as the “figurative father”. a) Necessity of Force Theory b) Divine Right Theory c) Paternalistic Theory d) Social Contract Theory

Answer 60

c) Paternalistic Theory

Question 61

Which among the choices is NOT part of the essential parts of the State? a) Government b) Community c) Territory d) Sovereignty

Answer 61

b) Community

Question 62

Nature and scope of police power by LGUs which provide regulations on sanitation, control of infectious diseases, garbage disposal, regulation of businesses affecting health (e.g., slaughterhouses, restaurants), and quarantine measures. a) Public Moral b) Public Safety c) Public Convenience d) Public Health

Answer 62

d) Public Health

Question 63

LGUs, in the exercise of police power, must not unduly infringe on constitutional rights and should employ means that are reasonably necessary to achieve its purpose. a) Lawful subject b) Territorial application c) Lawful means d) Public protection

Answer 63

c) Lawful means

Question 64

The power of the state to take private property for public use upon payment of just compensation is - a) Power of Taxation b) Power of Eminent Domain c) Police Power d) Rule of Law

Answer 64

b) Power of Eminent Domain

Question 65

It is a system of order for a nation, state, or another political unit. a) Community b) Government c) Local State d) Nation

Answer 65

b) Government

Question 66

It is a type of government where people decide that the government must serve the people. Ideas of rights and liberties are important. a) Authoritarian b) Totalitarian c) Democratic d) Dictatorship

Answer 66

c) Democratic

Question 67

It is an agency through which the will of the state is formulated, expressed and carried out. a) Government b) Sovereignty c) Police power d) Territory

Answer 67

a) Government

Question 68

These are the purpose and necessities of government, EXCEPT - a) Advancement of public welfare. b) Protection of society and its members. c) Advancement of physical, economic, social and cultural d) Occupying a territory.

Answer 68

d) Occupying a territory.

Question 69

Who is the President of the Philippines that is known for his achievements as the “First and Only president of the Japanese-sponsored Second Philippine Republic? a) Manuel Luis Molina Quezon b) Jose Paciano Laurel c) Elpidio Rivera Quirino d) Carlos Polestico Garcia

Answer 69

b) Jose Paciano Laurel

Question 70

Which of the following is NOT a function of the government? a) Developing business strengths and potentials. b) Determine and enforce civil laws of property and conduct c) Implement and regulate fair and responsible business practices d) Operating private business for profit

Answer 70

d) Operating private business for profit

Question 71

A form of democracy in which the voters select both their representatives in the legislative body and the executive. a) Presidential democracy b) Parliament democracy c) Monarchy

Answer 71

a) Presidential democracy

Question 72

What is the inherent power of the state to regulate behavior and enforce order to ensure public welfare, health, safety, and morals? a) Police power b) Territory c) Government d) sovereignty

Answer 72

a) Police power

Question 73

The welfare of the people is the supreme law. a) Salus populi est suprema lex b) Sic utere tuo ut alienum non laedas c) Police power d) Legislative power

Answer 73

a) Salus populi est suprema lex

Question 74

A ________ is responsible for creating and enforcing the rules of a society, defense, foreign affairs, the economy, and public services. a) Monarchy b) Police Power c) Government d) Dictatorship

Answer 74

c) Government

Question 75

When was the Royal Audiencia established? a) May 19, 1583 b) May 15, 1584 c) May 20, 1583 d) May 15, 1583

Answer 75

d) May 15, 1583

Question 76

A form of government where sovereignty or power resides in one person or ruler. a) Dictatorship b) Monarchy c) Oligarchy d) Police power

Answer 76

b) Monarchy

Question 77

It is a government acquired by force and used from the legally constituted power and authority. a) De jure b) De Facto c) Communism d) Monarchy

Answer 77

b) De Facto

Question 78

He was the president of the Philippines that attempted to expand Philippine military and imposed martial law? a) Diosdado Pangan Macapagal b) Carlos Polestico Garcia c) Emilio Famy Aguinaldo d) Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos

Answer 78

d) Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos

Question 79

Which of the following DOES NOT belong to the similarities among inherent powers of the state? a) Law governed entities can be utilized even without constitutional provision. b) They rely on the necessity of effective governance. c) They involved the inference with private rights and property . d) They exclusively apply to the judiciary.

Answer 79

d) They exclusively apply to the judiciary.

Question 80

The power is bestowed to only a few individuals and these ruling ‘few’ may or may not be distinguished by one or several characteristics. a) Dictatorship b) Oligarchy c) Socialism d) Communism

Answer 80

b) Oligarchy

Question 81

It is a government acquired by force and used from the legally constituted power and authority. a) Totalitarianism b) De Jure c) Communism d) De Facto

Answer 81

d) De Facto

Question 82

The best example of this type of oligarchy where the military holds the power is the present-day Thailand. a) Stratocracy b) Plutocracy c) Theocracy d) Oligarchy

Answer 82

a) Stratocracy

Question 83

Below are components of the social strata in Visayan socio-political class structure, EXCEPT - a) Tumao b) Timawa c) Maharlika d) Oripun

Answer 83

c) Maharlika

Question 84

De jure is a government by _______, lawful and legitimate, with the general support of the people and its recognition of supremacy. a) right b) hereditary c) appointment d) force

Answer 84

a) right

Question 85

The fourth president of the Philippine Republic during the Commonwealth Government who assumed office upon the death of Pres. Quezon. a) Sergio Osmeña, Sr. b) Manuel Roxas c) Elpidio Quirino d) Manuel L. Quezon

Answer 85

a) Sergio Osmeña, Sr.

Question 86

A secret society that precipitated the glorious revolution on August 26, 1896 co-organized by Andres Bonifacio together with a group of Filipino patriots. a) Katipunan b) La Liga Filipina c) Biak-na-bato Republic d) Revolutionary Government

Answer 86

a) Katipunan

Question 87

It is a form of government where the power resides with a hereditary ruling class. a) Socialism b) Oligarchy c) Dictatorship d) Aristocracy

Answer 87

d) Aristocracy

Question 88

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about a state? a) It is a political entity that regulates society and the population within a territory. b) It is governed solely by religious principle and doctrines c) Permanently occupying a definite portion of territory d) Enjoying freedom from external control

Answer 88

b) It is governed solely by religious principle and doctrines

Question 89

It asserts that the early states must have been formed by deliberate and voluntary compact among the people to form a society and organized government for their common good. a) Social Contract Theory b) Paternalistic Theory c) Citizenship d) People

Answer 89

a) Social Contract Theory

Question 90

It refers to the fixed portion of the surface of the earth, land, and water inhabited by the people of the state. a) Government b) Sovereignty c) People d) Territory

Answer 90

d) Territory

Question 91

Which of the following statements is NOT true about the Government's functions? a) They protect and regulate the sustainable natural resources of the land. b) They maintain and establish foreign relations. c) They hinder the business strengths and potential. d) They implement fair and responsible business practices.

Answer 91

c) They hinder the business strengths and potential.

Question 92

It is the belief that God gave Kings the right to rule. a) Divine Right Theory b) Necessity or Force Theory c) Paternalistic Theory d) Social Contract Theory

Answer 92

a) Divine Right Theory

Question 93

Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo established this on June 29, 1898 that replaced the Dictatorial Government with himself as President. a) Revolutionary Government b) Dictatorial Government c) Katipunan Government d) The Military Government

Answer 93

a) Revolutionary Government

Question 94

The aims of the Revolutionary Government established by Pres. Aguinaldo on June 29, 1898 is to struggle for independence and ___________. a) to prepare the country for the establishment of a real republic. b) to ensure that the illustrados will continue to rule the country c) to make sure that Pres. Aguinaldo will remain in power. d) to establish a monarchial government in the Philippines.

Answer 94

a) to prepare the country for the establishment of a real republic.

Question 95

The First Republic under the Malolos Constitution establish what kind of republic? a) Monarchial government patterned after Spain b) Free and independent Philippine Republic c) Perfectly crafted constitution d) Carefully appointed members of Congress

Answer 95

b) Free and independent Philippine Republic

Question 96

He is the first American Military Government in the Philippines. a) Gen. Wesley Meritt b) Gen. Arthur MacArthur c) Gen. Burton Harrison d) Com. George Dewey

Answer 96

a) Gen. Wesley Meritt

Question 97

On July 4, 1901, a civil government was established in the Philippines headed by a - a) Military Commander b) Military General c) Civil Governor d) Civil Servant

Answer 97

c) Civil Governor

Question 98

What American law created the Philippine Commonwealth Government? a) Tydings-McDuffie Law b) Jones Law c) Organic Law d) Anti-Brigandage Law

Answer 98

a) Tydings-McDuffie Law

Question 99

Immediately after the Japanese occupation of Manila on January 05, 1941, they terminated ____________. a) Free Trade Agreement with the US b) Diplomatic relations with Europe c) American defense treaty d) US sovereignty over the Philippines

Answer 99

d) US sovereignty over the Philippines

Question 100

The Philippine Executive Commission during the Japanese occupation was headed by - a) Manuel Roxas b) Jose P. Laurel c) Jose Abad Santos d) Jorge Vargas

Answer 100

d) Jorge Vargas

Question 101

He is the first and the only president of a Japanese-sponsored Republic that existed from October 14, 1943 until its dissolution on August 17, 1945. Pres. Jose P. Laurel Pres. Manuel A. Roxas Pres. Manuel L. Quezon Pres. Diosdado Macapagal

Answer 101

Pres. Jose P. Laurel

Question 102

The government of the Contemporary Philippines was administered by how many presidents? a) 10 b) 11 c) 12 d) 13

Answer 102

b) 11

Question 103

All of the following Philippine Constitutions were used by Philippine Presidents since 1946, EXCEPT - a) Malolos Constitution b) 1935 Constitution c) 1973 Constitution d) 1986 Constitution

Answer 103

a) Malolos Constitution

Question 104

It is the existing Philippine Republic that started on February 2, 1987. a) First Philippine Republic b) Second Philippine Republic c) Fourth Philippine Republic d) Fifth Philippine Republic

Answer 104

d) Fifth Philippine Republic

Question 105

It is the government that elected Pres. Aguinaldo and Gen. Trias; it existed from March 22, 1897 until November 1, 1897. a) Republic of Biak-na-Bato b) Cantonal Republic of Negros c) Republic of Zamboanga d) Tejeros Government

Answer 105

d) Tejeros Government

Question 106

He is credited as the Father of National Language and created the National Council of Education. a) Pres. Emilio F. Aguinaldo b) Pres. Manuel Luis M. Quezon c) Pres. Sergio Osmeña, Sr.

Answer 106

b) Pres. Manuel Luis M. Quezon

Question 107

During his presidency, Pres. Elpido R. Quirino entered into a mutual defense treaty with the United States to - a) seal the good relationship between the two countries b) deter the spread of communism in Southeast Asia c) negotiate for a military alliance in case Japan will attack the Philippines again d) defend the Philippine waters from foreign intruders.

Answer 107

b) deter the spread of communism in Southeast Asia

Question 108

In order to revive the Filipino culture, Pres. Carlos P. Garcia instituted what national award? a) Republic Cultural Award b) Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan Award c) National Artist Award d) National Scientist Award

Answer 108

b) Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan Award

Question 109

Which of the following is NOT a contribution of the Corazon C. Aquino administration to Philippine legal system? a) Family Code of 1987 b) Criminal Code c) Administrative Code of 1987 d) 1987 Philippine Constitution

Answer 109

b) Criminal Code

Question 110

Pres. Estrada adhered to the foreign policies of former Pres. Ramos which include national security, economic diplomacy, assistance to nationals, and ______________. a) image-building b) implementation of the Permanent Court ruling on West Philippine Sea c) moral recovery program d) values education

Answer 110

a) image-building

Question 111

Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is both a politician and an ______________ a) housewife b) award-winning actress c) academician d) adviser

Answer 111

c) academician

Question 112

His domestic policies include no wangwang policy and the Bangsamoro peace process. a) Pres. Fidel V. Ramos b) Pres. Joseph E. Estrada c) Pres. Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III d) Pres. Rodrigo R. Duterte

Answer 112

d) Pres. Rodrigo R. Duterte

Question 113

It is a policy that include tax reform, infrastructure development, social protection programs, and other policies to promote economic growth and human development of the country. a) Dutertenomics b) Arroyonomics c) Aquinomics d) Erapnomics

Answer 113

a) Dutertenomics

Question 114

A Malay term for a paramount ruler who claimed to have divine ancestry. a) Lakan b) Rajah c) Datu d) Sultan

Answer 114

d) Sultan

Question 115

In the socio-political dynamics of the pre- colonial Philippines, the working-serving populace provides for - a) Executive role b) Socio-political support c) Judicial role d) Muscle power

Answer 115

d) Muscle power

Question 116

All of the following may exercise the power of eminent domain, EXCEPT - a) President of the Republic b) Congress of the Philippines c) Quasi-Public Corporations d) Private Philippine Corporations

Answer 116

d) Private Philippine Corporations

Question 117

A woman married to an alien in 1915. What will be her citizenship? a) Filipino citizen b) Citizenship of her husband c) Dual citizenship d) Citizenship not affected by marriage to an alien

Answer 117

b) Citizenship of her husband

Question 118

A child was born by a Filipino mother inside the United States embassy in Manila. What will be the citizenship of the child? a) US citizen b) Filipino citizen c) Dual citizen d) Stateless

Answer 118

b) Filipino citizen

Question 119

Which of the following is NOT part of the Philippine territory as provided under Article I of the 1987 Philippine Constitution? a) Philippine archipelago b) Philippine embassies abroad c) Territorial sea d) International waters

Answer 119

d) International waters