for senior high students

1. PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT
AND CONSTITUTION

2. 1. The elements of the state:
A. Government
B. People
C. Territory
D. all of these

3. 2. The congress of the Philippines
is
A. unilateral
B. bilateral
C. quadrilateral
D. multilateral

4. 3. The form of government of the
Philippines based on the seat of
government is
A. presidential
B. democratic
C. unitary
D. federal

5. 4. The law-making body of the
Philippines:
A. Congress
B. Supreme Court
C. President
D. all of these

6. 5. The confirmation body of
Congress:
A. Commisssion of Human Rights
B. Commission on Appointments
C. Commission on Election
D. Commission on Higher Education

7. 6. It refers to the power of the
state in internal and external
affairs:
A. Government
B. Sovereignty
C. Territory
D. People

8. 7. The power of the government
to get real property for public use
with just compensation:
A. Police Power
B. Power of Eminent Domain
C. Power of Taxation
D. all of these

9. 8. The supreme law of the land:
A. Executive Order
B. Constitution
C. Jurisprudence
D. Republic Acts

10. 9. Article III of the Constitution:
A. National Territory
B. Office of the President
C. Bill of Rights
D. Declaration of Principles

11. 10. The percentage allowed for
foreign ownership:
A. 60/40%
B. 50/50%
C. 70/30%
D. 80/20%

12. 11. The oldest written
constitution:
A. Code of Kalantiao
B. 1935 Constitution
C. 1973 Constitution
D. 1987 Constitution

13. 12. The term of office for the
president under the 1973
Constitution:
A. one term
B. two terms
C. three terms
D. four terms

14. 13. The good characteristic of the
constitution:
A. general
B. short
C. specific
D. all of these

15. 14. The third highest ranking
officer of the Philippines:
A. Chief Justice
B. Speaker of the House
C. Senate President
D. Solicitor General

16. 15. The international law of
territorial boundaries:
A. 10-mile limit
B. 12-mile limit
C. 15-mile limit
D. 18-mile limit

17. 16. The fundamental law of the
land:
A. Constitution
B. Republic Acts
C. Executive Orders
D. Jurisprudence

18. 17. Among the basic principles
underlying the Constitution of 1987
which is reflective of the sociological
aspects of life is
A. recognition of the aid of Almighty God.
B. separation of Church and State.
C. recognition of the importance of the family as a
basic social institution.
D. government through suffrage.

19. 18. A study that deals with the methods
and techniques used in the actual
management of state affairs by executive,
legislative and judicial branches of the
government:
A. Political Theory
B. Public Laws
C. Public Administration
D. Statistic and Logic

20. 19. The primary objective of the
political science curriculum:
A. Liberal education
B. Knowledge and understanding of
government
C. Education for citizenship
D. Governmental economic programs

21. 20. The difference between state
and nation is that:
A. the state is a political concept.
B. the state is an ethnic concept.
C. the state may or may not be independent.
D. the state is a government agency.