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What are the three classifications of human rights?
a. Natural Rights, Constitutional Rights, Statutory Rights
b. Civil Rights, Social Rights, Economic Rights
c. Due Process Rights, Equal Protection Rights, Freedom of Expression Rights
d. Rights of Privacy, Speech, and Assembly

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Natural Rights, Constitutional Rights, Statutory Rights

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What is an example of a natural right?
a. The right to privacy
b. The right to be happy
c. The right to vote
d. The right to strike

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The right to be happy

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What distinguishes procedural due process from substantive due process?
a. Procedural deals with the fairness of laws; substantive deals with how laws are implemented.
b. Procedural involves notice and hearing; substantive prevents arbitrary exercise of power.
c. Procedural prevents discrimination; substantive ensures equal distribution of resources.
d. Procedural requires equal treatment; substantive requires compensation.

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Procedural involves notice and hearing; substantive prevents arbitrary exercise of power.

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Which of the following invalidates evidence in court?
a. Evidence acquired with consent
b. Evidence obtained without a warrant
c. Evidence provided voluntarily
d. Evidence from a lawful arrest

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Evidence obtained without a warrant

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Which of the following is NOT an allowable warrantless search?
a. Search of a validly arrested person
b. Search with consent
c. Search of a moving vehicle with suspicion
d. Search without suspicion in a public area

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Search without suspicion in a public area

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Under the Freedom of Expression, what is “prior restraint”?
a. Government restriction before expression occurs
b. Limitation of public protests after they occur
c. Legal action against defamation
d. Confiscation of illegal materials

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Government restriction before expression occurs

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What does the Miranda Doctrine NOT include?
a. The right to remain silent
b. The right to consult an attorney
c. The right to be presumed innocent
d. The right to be informed of rights

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The right to be presumed innocent

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What is the definition of eminent domain?
a. The government’s power to regulate private property
b. The power to seize private property for public use with compensation
c. The ability to enforce zoning laws
d. The government’s right to tax private property

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The power to seize private property for public use with compensation

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When is forced confession admissible?
a. When the accused verbally admits
b. When the confession was under duress
c. When the accused voluntarily confesses
d. When the confession is coerced for public safety

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When the accused voluntarily confesses

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What does “ex post facto law” mean?
a. A law applied retroactively to criminalize past actions
b. A law that reduces penalties for crimes already committed
c. A law preventing trial for historical crimes
d. A law that modifies the court’s decision-making process

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A law applied retroactively to criminalize past actions

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What principle is followed in the Philippines for determining citizenship by birth?
a. Jus Soli
b. Jus Loci
c. Jus Sanguinis
d. Jus Vinculum

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Jus Sanguinis

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What is naturalization?
a. Acquisition of citizenship by birth
b. Formal adoption of a foreigner as a citizen
c. Loss of citizenship due to renunciation
d. Dual allegiance of citizens to two states

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Formal adoption of a foreigner as a citizen

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How can Philippine citizenship be reacquired?
a. By oath of allegiance
b. By filing a claim in international courts
c. By a referendum of peers
d. By marrying a Filipino citizen

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By oath of allegiance

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What is dual allegiance?
a. Citizenship of two countries by birth
b. Continued loyalty to one’s original country after naturalization
c. Voting in two countries simultaneously
d. Holding dual passports without renouncing either

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Continued loyalty to one’s original country after naturalization

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ho cannot vote according to the 1987 Constitution?
a. Dual citizens
b. Those convicted of crimes involving disloyalty
c. Naturalized Filipinos
d. Filipino citizens abroad

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Those convicted of crimes involving disloyalty

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What disqualifies someone from reacquiring Philippine citizenship?
a. Prior allegiance to a foreign government
b. Voluntary expatriation for economic reasons
c. Engaging in acts against Philippine sovereignty
d. Holding public office in a foreign country

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Engaging in acts against Philippine sovereignty

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What is the effect of marriage to a foreign national on Philippine citizenship?
a. Automatic loss of Philippine citizenship
b. Retention unless the spouse’s country imposes citizenship
c. Full renunciation of Filipino rights
d. None, as citizenship is preserved by law

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Retention unless the spouse’s country imposes citizenship

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Who is qualified to vote in the Philippines?
a. Citizens aged 18 or older with six months’ residence in their voting area
b. Citizens aged 21 or older who pay taxes regularly
c. Literate individuals aged 18 or older who own property
d. Natural-born citizens aged 18 or older

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Citizens aged 18 or older with six months’ residence in their voting area

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What is the scope of suffrage in the Philippines?
a. Election, plebiscite, referendum, initiative, recall
b. Legislative voting, tax voting, plebiscite
c. Presidential voting only
d. Election of barangay officials only

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Election, plebiscite, referendum, initiative, recall

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Which of the following is NOT a type of electoral exercise?
a. Plebiscite
b. Recall
c. Initiative
d. Litigation

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Litigation

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What does absentee voting allow?
a. Citizens to vote online
b. Overseas Filipinos to vote for national positions
c. Non-citizens to vote during local elections
d. Government employees to influence votes

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Overseas Filipinos to vote for national positions

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What disqualifies a person from voting?
a. Failure to register for an election
b. Serving a sentence for a crime involving moral turpitude
c. Dual citizenship status
d. Unavailability on election day

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Serving a sentence for a crime involving moral turpitude

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What is the significance of the secrecy of the ballot?
a. It ensures voter turnout remains low.
b. It protects voters from coercion or retaliation.
c. It invalidates all manual voting methods.
d. It mandates government oversight during voting.

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It protects voters from coercion or retaliation.

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What is a plebiscite?
a. Election of barangay captains
b. Vote on proposed laws or amendments
c. Initiative to remove a public official
d. Appointment of local leaders by citizens

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Vote on proposed laws or amendments

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Which voting disqualification is automatically lifted after five years?
a. Being an insane individual
b. Commission of crimes against national security
c. Serving a one-year prison sentence
d. Non-payment of taxes

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Serving a one-year prison sentence

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During the pre-Spanish period, how was land ownership characterized?
A. Controlled by the datus
B. Shared among the barangay members
C. Owned by the maharlikas only
D. Managed by the aliping saguiguilid

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Shared among the barangay members

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What was the primary medium of exchange during the pre-Spanish period?
A. Gold
B. Barter goods
C. Rice
D. Silver coins

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Rice

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What system introduced by the Spaniards allowed encomienderos to collect tributes?
A. Hacienda System
B. Pueblo Agriculture
C. Encomienda System
D. Tenancy Act

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Encomienda System

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What caused frequent revolts during the Spanish period?
A. Forced military service
B. High taxation on exports
C. Loss of native lands to encomenderos
D. Religious restrictions

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Loss of native lands to encomenderos

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The encomienda system transitioned into what new land ownership model?
A. Hacienda System
B. Leasehold Tenancy
C. Cooperative Farming
D. Pueblo Agriculture

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Hacienda System

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What law required landholders to register their landholdings under Spain?
A. Torrens Land Registration Act
B. Spanish Land Ownership Law
C. Royal Decree of 1880
D. None; it was a decree of the Spanish Crown

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None; it was a decree of the Spanish Crown

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What legislation introduced the Torrens system for land registration?
A. Land Registration Act of 1902
B. Public Land Act of 1903
C. Tenancy Act of 1933
D. Philippine Bill of 1902

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Land Registration Act of 1902

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Which law regulated landlord-tenant relationships during the American period?
A. Tenancy Act of 1933
B. Public Land Act of 1903
C. Philippine Bill of 1902
D. Commonwealth Act No. 178

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Tenancy Act of 1933

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Which act aimed to provide tenants security against arbitrary dismissal?
A. Commonwealth Act No. 441
B. Commonwealth Act No. 461
C. Tenancy Act of 1933
D. Rural Program Administration

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Commonwealth Act No. 461

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What program established the price of rice and corn to assist tenants?
A. National Rice and Corn Corporation (NARIC)
B. National Agrarian Settlement Plan
C. Land Tenure Administration
D. Rural Development Scheme

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National Rice and Corn Corporation (NARIC)

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What law created the Land Tenure Administration (LTA)?
A. Republic Act No. 34
B. Republic Act No. 1400
C. Republic Act No. 821
D. Presidential Decree No. 27

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Republic Act No. 1400

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Which program under President Magsaysay aimed to resettle landless farmers?
A. Rural Program Administration
B. National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration (NARRA)
C. Land Tenure Development Scheme
D. CARP

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National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration (NARRA)

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What law enacted CARP in 1988?
A. Republic Act No. 6657
B. Republic Act No. 3844
C. Presidential Decree No. 27
D. Executive Order No. 229

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Republic Act No. 6657

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Which President placed 400 hectares in Boracay under CARP?
A. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
B. Rodrigo Duterte
C. Fidel Ramos
D. Benigno Aquino III

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Rodrigo Duterte

40
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What extension program of CARP was implemented from 2009 to 2014?
A. CARP II
B. CARPER
C. Agrarian Modernization Program
D. Land Ownership Reforms

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CARPER

41
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What tax replaced the tribute in 1884?
A. Cedula
B. Urbana
C. Polo y Servicio
D. Sanctorum

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Cedula

42
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What tax funded military campaigns against Muslims?
A. Donativo
B. Caja de Comunidad
C. Tributo
D. Fallas

A

Donativo

43
Q

The Bandala System required Filipino farmers to:
A. Work in government plantations
B. Sell their produce to the government
C. Pay tribute to the friars
D. Participate in communal labor projects

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Sell their produce to the government

44
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What year was the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) formally organized?
A. 1904
B. 1902
C. 1905
D. 1910

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1904

45
Q

What system of taxation was introduced to control the sale of alcoholic beverages?
A. Excise Tax
B. Industria Tax
C. Value-Added Tax
D. Sales Tax

A

Excise Tax

46
Q

What does TRAIN stand for in the context of Philippine tax reform?
A. Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion
B. Tax Redistribution and Infrastructure Needs
C. Taxation Rules for Annual Income
D. Transparency in Revenue Administration

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Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion

47
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The CREATE Act primarily focused on:
A. Increasing corporate tax rates
B. Providing tax incentives for enterprises
C. Imposing VAT on all businesses
D. Introducing flat income tax rates

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Providing tax incentives for enterprises

48
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What is the purpose of the Documentary Stamp Tax?
A. Tax on land transfers
B. Tax on loan agreements and deeds
C. Tax on personal identification documents
D. Tax on real estate sales

A

Tax on loan agreements and deeds

49
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Which tax applies to inherited property?
A. Estate Tax
B. Donor’s Tax
C. Capital Gains Tax
D. Withholding Tax

A

Estate Tax

50
Q

What tax is imposed on business revenues under the Philippine tax system?
A. Percentage Tax
B. Income Tax
C. Franchise Tax
D. Corporate Tax

A

Percentage Tax

51
Q

What is the primary purpose of the Bill of Rights in the 1987 Constitution?
a. To list the responsibilities of citizens
b. To outline the powers of the government
c. To protect individuals from government abuse
d. To establish the qualifications for public officials

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To protect individuals from government abuse

52
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Which of the following actions is NOT protected under the right to freedom of expression?
a. Peaceful assembly
b. Spreading false information knowingly
c. Publishing critical opinions about the government
d. Organizing lawful protests

A

Spreading false information knowingly

53
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What is the main characteristic of substantive due process?
a. It focuses on fairness in legal procedures.
b. It prevents arbitrary exercise of government power.
c. It ensures defendants have access to legal counsel.
d. It deals with the proper notice and hearing.

A

It prevents arbitrary exercise of government power.

54
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Which clause ensures all persons in similar circumstances are treated alike?
a. Equal Protection Clause
b. Due Process Clause
c. Eminent Domain Clause
d. Non-Establishment Clause

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Equal Protection Clause

55
Q

What is the meaning of the “right to bail”?
a. The right to be released from custody regardless of offense
b. The right to ensure court attendance through reasonable security
c. The right to a fair trial within six months
d. The right to legal representation during interrogation

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The right to ensure court attendance through reasonable security

56
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What evidence is inadmissible in court under the Exclusionary Rule?
a. Evidence obtained through illegal searches and seizures
b. Evidence presented by a credible witness
c. Evidence gathered with the defendant’s consent
d. Evidence corroborated by multiple sources

A

Evidence obtained through illegal searches and seizures

57
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Which of the following is a valid limitation of freedom of speech?
a. Criticism of public officials
b. Speaking out against government policies
c. Libelous and obscene speech
d. Advocating for social reforms

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Libelous and obscene speech

58
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When can the privacy of communication be legally violated?
a. When the government deems it necessary without judicial approval
b. When there is probable cause, and a court-authorized warrant is obtained
c. When a person publicly shares private information
d. When a citizen protests in a public space

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When there is probable cause, and a court-authorized warrant is obtained

59
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What is an involuntary method of acquiring Philippine citizenship?
a. Naturalization through administrative proceedings
b. By birth under Jus Sanguinis
c. By taking an oath of allegiance
d. Through the election of citizenship

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By birth under Jus Sanguinis

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Which type of citizen does NOT need to perform any act to acquire citizenship?
a. Naturalized citizen
b. Natural-born citizen
c. Citizen by election
d. Dual citizen

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Natural-born citizen

61
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What is collective naturalization?
a. Naturalization of an individual by an administrative body
b. Acquisition of citizenship by a group due to a treaty or conquest
c. Voluntary renunciation of citizenship by multiple persons
d. Legal acknowledgment of dual citizenship in a foreign

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Acquisition of citizenship by a group due to a treaty or conquest

62
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What happens when a Filipino citizen voluntarily renders service to a foreign military?
a. They retain their Philippine citizenship.
b. They lose their Philippine citizenship unless exceptions apply.
c. They automatically become dual citizens.
d. They must seek approval from Congress to retain citizenship.

A

They lose their Philippine citizenship unless exceptions apply.

63
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Under the 1987 Constitution, which individual is considered a natural-born citizen?
a. A child of Filipino parents born in the Philippines
b. A foreigner granted citizenship through court proceedings
c. An alien who marries a Filipino citizen
d. A person who reacquires Philippine citizenship after renouncing it

A

A child of Filipino parents born in the Philippines

64
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How does the Philippine Constitution view dual allegiance?
a. It is prohibited as it conflicts with national interests.
b. It is allowed under certain conditions.
c. It is mandatory for dual citizens to declare allegiance to both countries.
d. It automatically results in the loss of Philippine citizenship.

A

It is prohibited as it conflicts with national interests.

65
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What is the primary purpose of suffrage?
a. To encourage citizens to take active roles in government policies
b. To impose penalties on disloyal citizens
c. To express the people’s will in national and local elections
d. To limit participation in decision-making to select individuals

A

To express the people’s will in national and local elections

66
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Which is a form of suffrage that allows people to propose and enact laws directly?
a. Plebiscite
b. Initiative
c. Recall
d. Referendum

A

Initiative

67
Q

What is the term for a method by which public officers may be removed from office through voters?
a. Election
b. Initiative
c. Recall
d. Referendum

A

Recall

68
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What is the qualification to be an overseas absentee voter?
a. Must have resided in the Philippines within the past five years
b. Must vote only for local positions
c. Must be a Filipino citizen abroad and vote for national positions only
d. Must have dual citizenship in the Philippines and another country

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Must be a Filipino citizen abroad and vote for national positions only

69
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Which person is disqualified from voting?
a. A citizen who has lived abroad for 10 years
b. A citizen convicted of rebellion with no pardon
c. A citizen who failed to register in one election cycle
d. A citizen who has not voted in prior elections

A

A citizen convicted of rebellion with no pardon

70
Q

What is the definition of a referendum?
a. A direct vote by the people on proposed laws
b. The election of barangay officials
c. A system of voting for expatriates
d. The process of enacting laws in Congress

A

A direct vote by the people on proposed laws

71
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What additional substantive requirements for voting are prohibited?
a. Age and residence requirements
b. Taxpaying ability and literacy
c. Proof of employment and registration
d. Criminal history and literacy tests

A

Taxpaying ability and literacy

72
Q

What was the social class that ruled the barangays before the Spanish era?
A. Aliping Mamamahay
B. Maharlika
C. Datu
D. Timawa

A

Datu

73
Q

What type of system characterized the access to land before the arrival of the Spaniards?
A. Private ownership
B. Collective ownership
C. Feudal tenancy
D. Capitalist landholdings

A

Collective ownership

74
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What was the economic system introduced by Spaniards to control rural communities?
A. Share Tenancy System
B. Pueblo Agriculture
C. Landlord-Tenant Arrangement
D. Cooperative Farming

A

Pueblo Agriculture

75
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What was one of the main reasons for agrarian revolts during the Spanish period?
A. Forced labor under polo y servicio
B. Loss of native lands through registration laws
C. High taxation on agricultural products
D. Religious suppression

A

Loss of native lands through registration laws

76
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Which groups primarily benefited from the encomienda system?
A. Natives and farmers
B. Religious orders and encomenderos
C. Commonwealth government officials
D. Maharlika class

A

Religious orders and encomenderos

77
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What law introduced the homestead system during the American period?
A. Public Land Act of 1903
B. Land Registration Act of 1902
C. Tenancy Act of 1933
D. Philippine Bill of 1902

A

Public Land Act of 1903

78
Q

What was a significant challenge of the Torrens system introduced by the Americans?
A. High land taxes
B. Lack of tenant rights
C. High cost of land surveys and registration
D. Restriction on large estates

A

High cost of land surveys and registration

79
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What was the primary objective of the Tenancy Act of 1933?
A. Abolish tenancy entirely
B. Provide land titles to all tenants
C. Regulate landlord-tenant relationships
D. Distribute land equally among Filipinos

A

Regulate landlord-tenant relationships

80
Q

What was the main focus of the Rural Program Administration?
A. Land consolidation for large-scale farming
B. Purchase and redistribution of haciendas to tenants
C. Promotion of agribusiness ventures
D. Construction of irrigation systems

A

Purchase and redistribution of haciendas to tenants

81
Q

What did the 1935 Constitution emphasize in relation to agrarian reform?
A. Land redistribution
B. Promotion of social justice
C. Support for landowners
D. Abolition of share tenancy

A

Promotion of social justice

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What was the primary goal of NARRA during President Magsaysay’s term?
A. Assist urban migrants
B. Provide land to rebel returnees and farmers
C. Promote commercial farming
D. Ensure food security through agriculture

A

Provide land to rebel returnees and farmers

83
Q

What law under Diosdado Macapagal reduced the retention limit to 75 hectares?
A. Republic Act No. 1400
B. Republic Act No. 3844
C. Presidential Decree No. 27
D. Executive Order No. 228

A

Republic Act No. 3844

84
Q

What funding mechanism supported CARP during Corazon Aquino’s administration?
A. Agrarian Trust Fund
B. Agrarian Reform Fund
C. Presidential Agrarian Loan Fund
D. Comprehensive Agrarian Support Fund

A

Agrarian Reform Fund

85
Q

Which program launched under Fidel Ramos aimed to improve agrarian reform implementation?
A. Agrarian Modernization Program
B. Agrarian Reform Community Connectivity
C. CARPER Extension Project
D. MAGKASAKA

A

CARPER Extension Project

86
Q

What was the main focus of the Duterte administration’s second phase of agrarian reform?
A. Rehabilitating idle lands
B. Distributing public lands to farmers
C. Abolishing land tenancy
D. Revising the CARP law

A

Distributing public lands to farmers

87
Q

Which tax was introduced to fund religious activities?
A. Sanctorum
B. Caja de Comunidad
C. Donativo
D. Tributo

A

Sanctorum

88
Q

What system required male Filipinos to provide unpaid labor for public works?
A. Bandala System
B. Polo y Servicio
C. Urbana Tax
D. Industria Tax

A

Polo y Servicio

89
Q

What was the consequence of not carrying a cedula during the Spanish period?
A. Monetary fines
B. Imprisonment for being “indocumentado”
C. Public humiliation
D. Loss of property rights

A

. Imprisonment for being “indocumentado”

90
Q

What was a major source of government revenue under the Internal Revenue Law of 1904?
A. Taxes on forest products
B. Excise taxes on alcohol and tobacco
C. Corporate income taxes
D. Urban real estate taxes

A

Excise taxes on alcohol and tobacco

91
Q

How did the Americans modify taxation for local government support?
A. Created community tax systems
B. Doubled cedula fees in provinces
C. Introduced uniform land tax rates
D. Allowed tax exemptions for small businesses

A

. Doubled cedula fees in provinces

92
Q

Which tax reform law under the Duterte administration lowered personal income taxes?
A. Tax Amnesty Program
B. CREATE Act
C. TRAIN Law
D. Value-Added Tax Reform

A

TRAIN Law

93
Q

What is the primary purpose of the estate tax?
A. To regulate property sales
B. To tax the transfer of a deceased’s estate to heirs
C. To encourage property ownership
D. To tax high-value goods

A

To tax the transfer of a deceased’s estate to heirs

94
Q

What local tax is imposed on the gross sales of sari-sari stores?
A. Franchise Tax
B. Barangay Tax
C. Business Tax
D. Community Tax

A

Barangay Tax

95
Q

What does VAT stand for, and what type of tax is it?
A. Value Added Tax; indirect consumption tax
B. Voluntary Asset Tax; direct income tax
C. Value Amended Tax; flat tax rate
D. Variable Added Tax; progressive income tax

A

Value Added Tax; indirect consumption tax

96
Q

What tax type is levied on documents such as deeds of sale and promissory notes?
A. Excise Tax
B. Donor’s Tax
C. Documentary Stamp Tax
D. Capital Gains Tax

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Documentary Stamp Tax

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