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15 August 2017 THE EXCELLENT FACTORS REVIEW CENTER, INC. Jaro, Iloilo city
Environmental law providing for an ecological
solid waste management program creating
necessary mechanisms, incentives, prohibitions
and penalties.
a. RA No. 8749 or The Phil. Clean Air Act of 1999

b. RA No. 9003 or The Ecological Solid Waste
Management Act of 2000
c. The Biofuels Act of 2006
d. The Anti-Pollution Act of 2005
15 August 2017 THE EXCELLENT FACTORS REVIEW CENTER, INC. Jaro, Iloilo City
Environmental law providing for an ecological
solid waste management program creating
necessary mechanisms, incentives, prohibitions
and penalties.
a. RA No. 8749 or The Phil. Clean Air Act of 1999

b. RA No. 9003 or The Ecological Solid Waste
Management Act of 2000
c. The Biofuels Act of 2006
d. The Anti-Pollution Act of 2005
Which of the following is NOT a method
provided for by the 1987 Constitution for
introduction of Constitutional amendments?
a. Plebiscite
b. Constitutional Convention
c. Constituent Assembly
d. Peoples Initiative
Which of the following is NOT a method
provided for by the 1987 Constitution for
introduction of Constitutional amendments?
a. Plebiscite
b. Constitutional Convention
c. Constituent Assembly
d. Peoples Initiative
Article 17 of the 1987 Constitution provides a
method for amending the Constitution by
allowing Congress to propose the amendments.
This method is called ____________.
a. Constituent Assembly
b. Caucus
c. Peoples Initiative
d. Constitutional Convention
e. Constitutional Commission
Article 17 of the 1987 Constitution provides a
method for amending the Constitution by
allowing Congress to propose the amendments.
b. Caucus
d. Constitutional Convention
e. Constitutional Commission
1987 Constitutional provision allows the
election of delegates tasked to draft
amendments to the Constitution.
b. Peoples Initiative
c. Constitutional Convention
d. Constitutional Commission
e. None of the above
1987 Constitutional provision allows the
election of delegates tasked to draft
amendments to the Constitution.
b. Peoples Initiative
c. Constitutional Convention
d. Constitutional Commission
e. None of the above
Is an innovative method allowed by the
Constitution wherein at least 12% of the electorate
may propose amendments through a petition.
This method is?
a. Referendum
b. Plebiscite
d. Constituent Assembly
e. Special Election
Is an innovative method allowed by the
Constitution wherein at least 12% of the electorate
may propose amendments through a petition.
This method is?
a. Referendum
b. Plebiscite
d. Constituent Assembly
e. Special Election
All revisions or amendments to the Constitution
proposed by any methods allowed shall only be
valid when ratified by the majority thru?
a. Referendum
b. Plebiscite
c. General Election
d. Barangay Assemblies
e. Special Election
All revisions or amendments to the Constitution
proposed by any methods allowed shall only be
valid when ratified by the majority thru?
a. Referendum
b. Plebiscite
c. General Election
d. Barangay Assemblies
e. Special Election
The fundamental law of the land.
a. Republic acts
b. Constitution
c. Bill of rights
d. Administrative order
e. Court decision
The fundamental law of the land.
a. Republic acts
b. Constitution
c. Bill of rights
d. Administrative order
e. Court decision
Term of office for Senate members under the
1987 Constitution.
a. Three years
b. Four years
c. Twelve years
d. Nine years
e. Six years
Term of office for Senate members under the
1987 Constitution.
a. Three years
b. Four years
c. Twelve years
d. Nine years
e. Six years
The Legislative Power shall be vested in
the Congress of the Philippines which
shall consists of
a. The Supreme Court

b. The Senate
c. Senate & House of Representatives
d. House of Representatives
e. Malacaang Palace
The Legislative Power shall be vested in
the Congress of the Philippines which
shall consists of

b. The Senate
c. Senate & House of Representatives
d. House of Representatives
e. Malacaang Palace
Term of office of the Members of the
House of Representatives under the
1987 Constitution?
a. Six years
b. Nine years
c. Three years
d. Four years
e. Five years
Term of office of the Members of the
House of Representatives under the
1987 Constitution?
a. Six years
b. Nine years
c. Three years
d. Four years
e. Five years
The Executive Power shall be vested
upon _________.
a. The Congress
b. The President
c. The Senate
d. House Speaker
e. Executive Secretary
The Executive Power shall be vested
upon _________.
a. The Congress
b. The President
c. The Senate
d. House Speaker
e. Executive Secretary
The President and the Vice-President
shall have the same term of office for
______ under the 1987 Constitution.
a. Three years
b. Six years
c. Four years
d. Twelve years
The President and the Vice-President
shall have the same term of office for
______ under the 1987 Constitution.
a. Three years
b. Six years
c. Four years
d. Twelve years
Shall be the SOLE JUDGE of
electoral disputes involving the
President-elect and Vice-President-elect
under the 1987 Constitution.
a. The Trial Courts

b. Electoral Tribunal
c. The Supreme Court
d. The Legislature
e. The Senate
Shall be the SOLE JUDGE of
electoral disputes involving the
President-elect and Vice-President-elect
under the 1987 Constitution.
a. The Trial Courts

b. Electoral Tribunal
c. The Supreme Court
d. The Legislature
e. The Senate
It shall have the EXCLUSIVE power to INITIATE
all cases of impeachment under the
1986 Constitution.

b. The House of Representatives
c. The Legislature
d. The Executive Department
e. The Senate
It shall have the EXCLUSIVE power to INITIATE
all cases of impeachment under the
1986 Constitution.

b. The House of Representatives
c. The Legislature
d. The Executive Department
e. The Senate
It shall have the SOLE power to TRY
all cases of impeachment.
a. House of Representatives
b. Supreme Court sitting En Banc
c. The Sandiganbayan
d. The Senate
e. The Chief Justice
It shall have the SOLE power to TRY
all cases of impeachment.
a. House of Representatives
b. Supreme Court sitting En Banc
c. The Sandiganbayan
d. The Senate
e. The Chief Justice
It mandates the blending of cocodiesel or
coco methyl ester (CME) in all diesel fuel
and bioethanol in gasoline sold across the
country.
a. Clean Air Act of 1999

b. Solid Waste Management Act of 2000
c. Fuel Development Act
d. Biofuels Act of 2006
It mandates the blending of cocodiesel or
coco methyl ester (CME) in all diesel fuel
and bioethanol in gasoline sold across the
country.
a. Clean Air Act of 1999

b. Solid Waste Management Act of 2000
c. Fuel Development Act
d. Biofuels Act of 2006
Tough but biodegradable netting that
anchors the soil on sloping land and
riverbanks thus, protecting against erosion.
a. cocowire mesh
b. fiber matt
c. coconet
d. coir sheets
Tough but biodegradable netting that
anchors the soil on sloping land and
riverbanks thus, protecting against erosion.
a. cocowire mesh
b. fiber matt
c. coconet
d. coir sheets
Which of the following is not considered a
biofuel?
a. jathropa or tuba-tuba
b. liquefied natural gas
c. ethanol
d. coco methyl ester
Which of the following is not considered a
biofuel?
a. jathropa or tuba-tuba
b. liquefied natural gas
c. ethanol
d. coco methyl ester
Refers to a diesel-equivalent, processed fuel
derived from biological sources.
a. ethanol
b. vegetable oils
c. biodiesel
d. biofuel
Refers to a diesel-equivalent, processed fuel
derived from biological sources.
a. ethanol
b. vegetable oils
c. biodiesel
d. biofuel
It is a project of DOST for more accurate,
integrated and responsive disaster prevention
and mitigation system especially in high-risk
calamity areas of the Philippines.
a. PAGASA
b. I am Ready
c. DOST-Advanced Disaster Program
d. Project NOAH
It is a project of DOST for more accurate,
integrated and responsive disaster prevention
and mitigation system especially in high-risk
calamity areas of the Philippines.
a. PAGASA
b. I am Ready
c. DOST-Advanced Disaster Program
d. Project NOAH
Families of Filipino Overseas Workers
(OFWs) meet a lot of conflicts. How
should the govt. address this?
a. provide more opportunities for
their development
b. encourage families to save for the
future
c. provide soft loans to start business
d. encourage more members of the
family to work abroad
Families of Filipino Overseas Workers
(OFWs) meet a lot of conflicts. How
should the govt. address this?
a. provide more opportunities for
their development
b. encourage families to save for the
future
c. provide soft loans to start business
d. encourage more members of the
family to work abroad
WAR
Can the Philippines
declare war?
The Congress, by vote of ______ of both
Houses in joint session assembled, voting
separately, shall have the sole power to
declare a state of war.
a. two-thirds
b. one-half
c. three-quarters
d. minority
The Congress, by vote of ______ of both
Houses in joint session assembled, voting
separately, shall have the sole power to
declare a state of war.
a. two-thirds
b. one-half
c. three-quarters
d. minority
Refers to the delegation of specific non-
core operations of an agency to an
external entity that specializes in that
operation.
a. subcontracting
b. delegation
c. outsourcing
d. multi-tasking
Refers to the delegation of specific non-
core operations of an agency to an
external entity that specializes in that
operation.
a. subcontracting
b. delegation
c. outsourcing
d. multi-tasking
It is a process by which thermal
radiation from the earths surface is
absorbed by atmospheric greenhouse
gases and is re-radiated in all directions.
a. Global Warming
b. Greenhouse Effect
c. Ozone Layer
d. Solar Radiation
It is a process by which thermal
radiation from the earths surface is
absorbed by atmospheric greenhouse
gases and is re-radiated in all directions.
a. Global Warming
b. Greenhouse Effect
c. Ozone Layer
d. Solar Radiation
WTO stands for:
a. World Trade Tourism Organization
b. World Trade Organization
c. Washington Trade Order
d. World trade Order
WTO stands for:
a. World Trade Tourism Organization
b. World Trade Organization
c. Washington Trade Order
d. World trade Order
It is an aggregation of 21 Pacific-rim countries
established in 1989 to foster trade, economic
and environmental cooperation.
a. ASEAN Cooperation
b. ASEAN-PACIFIC Economic Cooperation
c. The MANILA Declaration
d. None of the above
It is an aggregation of 21 Pacific-rim countries
established in 1989 to foster trade, economic
and environmental cooperation.
a. ASEAN Cooperation
b. ASEAN-PACIFIC Economic Cooperation
c. The MANILA Declaration
d. None of the above
What needs to be paid by the government
to allow it to take private property for a
pubic purpose?
a. Just compensation
b. Realty tax
c. Debt
d. Transfer tax
What needs to be paid by the government
to allow it to take private property for a
pubic purpose?
a. Just compensation
b. Realty tax
c. Debt
d. Transfer tax
Maka-Diyos, Maka-Bayan, Maka-Tao at
Maka-Kalikasan are the four pillars of:
a. public service as trust

b. the principle of sudsidiarity
c. the politics of service
d. Moral Recovery Program
Maka-Diyos, Maka-Bayan, Maka-Tao at
Maka-Kalikasan are the four pillars of:
a. public service as trust

b. the principle of sudsidiarity
c. the politics of service
d. Moral Recovery Program
It is designed to solve the social ills of
society through personal transformation
and renewal and to strengthen the moral
fiber of the people.
a. Moral Recovery Program

b. Economic Development Foundation
c. People Empowerment
d. Sustainable Development
It is designed to solve the social ills of
society through personal transformation
and renewal and to strengthen the moral
fiber of the people.
a. Moral Recovery Program

b. Economic Development Foundation
c. People Empowerment
d. Sustainable Development
Narco-Politics is the term used when:
a. a politician is drug-user
b. plunderous politicians
c. politicians are funded and elected by
use of drug money
d. corrupt government officials
Narco-Politics is the term used when:
a. a politician is drug-user
b. plunderous politicians
c. politicians are funded and elected by
use of drug money
d. corrupt government officials
This is an act establishing a code of
conduct and ethical standards for
public officials and employees,
upholding the time-honored principle
of public office being a public trust.
a. R.A. No. 6713

b. R.A. No. 6731
c. R.A. No. 6371
d. R.A. No. 631
This is an act establishing a code of
conduct and ethical standards for
public officials and employees,
upholding the time-honored principle
of public office being a public trust.
a. R.A. No. 6713

b. R.A. No. 6731
c. R.A. No. 6371
d. R.A. No. 631
It is the policy of the State to promote
____ of ethics in public service.
a. accountability
b. standard
c. high standard
d. practice
It is the policy of the State to promote
____ of ethics in public service.
a. accountability
b. standard
c. high standard
d. practice
Republic Act No. 6713 establishes a code of
and ethical standards for public officials and
employees, upholding the time-honored
principle of public office as a public trust.
a. Code of Professionalism and Ethical Behavior

b. Code of Professional Behavior and Ethics
c. Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for public
officials and employees
d. Code of Public Trust and Ethical Standards
Republic Act No. 6713 establishes a code of
and ethical standards for public officials and
employees, upholding the time-honored
principle of public office as a public trust.
a. Code of Professionalism and Ethical Behavior

b. Code of Professional Behavior and Ethics
c. Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for public
officials and employees
d. Code of Public Trust and Ethical Standards
They include elective and appointive
officials and employees, permanent or
temporary, in career or non-career
service, with or without compensation.
a. Government
b. Career
c. Public officials
d. Service
They include elective and appointive
officials and employees, permanent or
temporary, in career or non-career
service, with or without compensation.
a. Government
b. Career
c. Public officials
d. Service
Family of public officials and employees
means their spouses and unmarried
children under ____ years of age.
a. 15
b. 21
c. 18
d. 25
Family of public officials and employees
means their spouses and unmarried
children under ____ years of age.
a. 15
b. 21
c. 18
d. 25
Relatives refer to any and all persons
related to a public official or employee
within the _______ civil degree of
consanguinity or affinity.
a. fifth
b. third
c. fourth
d. second
Relatives refer to any and all persons
related to a public official or employee
within the _______ civil degree of
consanguinity or affinity.
a. fifth
b. third
c. fourth
d. second
Public officials and employees shall
always uphold the public interest
over and above personal interest and
avoid wastage of public funds and revenues.
a. Accountability
b. Professionalism
c. Commitment to Public Service
d. Justness and Sincerity
always uphold the public interest
over and above personal interest and
avoid wastage of public funds and revenues.
a. Accountability
b. Professionalism
c. Commitment to Public Service
d. Justness and Sincerity
perform and discharge their duties with the
highest degree of excellence, intelligence
and skills, render public service with the
outmost devotion & dedication to duty.
a. Professionalism
b. Responsibility
c. Commitment
d. Devotion
perform and discharge their duties with the
highest degree of excellence, intelligence
and skills, render public service with the
outmost devotion & dedication to duty.
a. Professionalism
b. Responsibility
c. Commitment
d. Devotion
Public officials and employees shall remain
true to the people at all times, shall not
discriminate, shall respect at all times the
rights of others and refrain from doing acts
contrary to law, good morals, public policy,
public safety and public interest.
a. Political neutrality
b. Justness and Sincerity
c. Commitment
d. Professionalism
Public officials and employees shall remain
true to the people at all times, shall not
discriminate, shall respect at all times the
rights of others and refrain from doing acts
contrary to law, good morals, public policy,
public safety and public interest.
a. Political neutrality
b. Justness and Sincerity
c. Commitment
d. Professionalism
Public officials and employees shall be at
all times loyal to the Republic and to the
Filipino People and endeavor to maintain
and defend the sovereignty against
foreign intrusion.
a. Professionalism
b. Political Neutrality
c. Nationalism/Patriotism
d. Commitment to Public Interest
Public officials and employees shall be at
all times loyal to the Republic and to the
Filipino People and endeavor to maintain
and defend the sovereignty against
foreign intrusion.
a. Professionalism
b. Political Neutrality
c. Nationalism/Patriotism
d. Commitment to Public Interest
extend prompt, courteous and adequate
service to the public, provide information
of policies and procedures in clear and
understandable language.
a. Public Service
b. Nationalism
c. Responsiveness to the public
d. Commitment to service
extend prompt, courteous and adequate
service to the public, provide information
of policies and procedures in clear and
understandable language.
a. Public Service
b. Nationalism
c. Responsiveness to the public
d. Commitment to service
Public officials and employees shall commit
themselves to the democratic way of life and
values and maintain the principle of public
accountability, uphold the Constitution at all
times and put loyalty to country above that
to person or party.
a. Commitment to Democracy
b. Professionalism
c. Loyalty and Allegiance
d. Public Accountability
Public officials and employees shall commit
themselves to the democratic way of life and
values and maintain the principle of public
accountability, uphold the Constitution at all
times and put loyalty to country above that
to person or party.
a. Commitment to Democracy
b. Professionalism
c. Loyalty and Allegiance
d. Public Accountability
Public officials and employees and their
families, shall lead modest lives
appropriate to their position and income,
shall not indulge in extravagant or
ostentatious display of wealth or lifestyle.
a. Humility
b. Justness & sincerity
c. Vows of poverty
d. Simple living
Public officials and employees and their
families, shall lead modest lives
appropriate to their position and income,
shall not indulge in extravagant or
ostentatious display of wealth or lifestyle.
a. Humility
b. Justness & sincerity
c. Vows of poverty
d. Simple living
All public officials and employees shall
respond within ___ days from receipt thereof,
respond to letters, telegrams or other means
of communication sent by the public.
a. 15 working days
b. within 7 working days
c. within 15 days
d. within 1 week
All public officials and employees shall
respond within ___ days from receipt thereof,
respond to letters, telegrams or other means
of communication sent by the public.
a. 15 working days
b. within 7 working days
c. within 15 days
d. within 1 week
All heads and other responsible officers of
offices and agencies of government and
GOCCs, shall within _______ days from the end
of the year, shall render a performance report
of the agency or office or the corporation
concerned.
a. 45 days
b. 45 working days
c. 30 working days
d. 30 days
All heads and other responsible officers of
offices and agencies of government and
GOCCs, shall within _______ days from the end
of the year, shall render a performance report
of the agency or office or the corporation
concerned.
a. 45 days
b. 45 working days
c. 30 working days
d. 30 days
It shall be unlawful for public officials
and employees to directly or indirectly,
have monetary or material interest on any
transaction requiring the approval of their office.
a. Financial and monetary interest

b. Material interest
c. Financial interest
d. Outside employment
It shall be unlawful for public officials
and employees to directly or indirectly,
have monetary or material interest on any
transaction requiring the approval of their office.
a. Financial and monetary interest

b. Material interest
c. Financial interest
not use or divulge confidential or classified
and official information known to them
by reason of their office.
a. Confidentiality
b. Disclosure &/or misuse of official information
c. Private practice of profession
c. Solicitation
not use or divulge confidential or classified
and official information known to them
by reason of their office.
a. Confidentiality
b. Disclosure &/or misuse of official information
c. Private practice of profession
c. Solicitation
Public officials and employees shall not accept,
directly or indirectly, any gift, gratuity, favor or
anything of monetary value, in the course of
their official duty which may be affected by the
functions of their office.
a. Solicitation
b. Disclosure or misuse
c. Material or financial interest
d. Private practice of profession while in office
Public officials and employees shall not accept,
directly or indirectly, any gift, gratuity, favor or
anything of monetary value, in the course of
their official duty which may be affected by the
functions of their office.
a. Solicitation
b. Disclosure or misuse
c. Material or financial interest
d. Private practice of profession while in office
accomplish and submit declarations under
oath, their assets, liabilities, net worth,
financial and business interests.
a. Acceptance and Solicitation

b. Financial and material interest
c. Statements and disclosure
accomplish and submit declarations under
oath, their assets, liabilities, net worth,
financial and business interests.
a. Acceptance and Solicitation

b. Financial and material interest
c. Statements and disclosure
Any and all statements filled under
Republic Act No. 6713 shall be made
available for inspection at all times at
reasonable hours.
a. Accessibility of documents
b. Disclosure of documents
c. Identification of documents
d. Confidentiality of documents
Any and all statements filled under
Republic Act No. 6713 shall be made
available for inspection at all times at
reasonable hours.
a. Accessibility of documents
b. Disclosure of documents
c. Identification of documents
d. Confidentiality of documents
What do you call the introductory
part of the Constitution?
a. Preface
b. Amendments
c. Preamble
d. Bill of Rights
What do you call the introductory
part of the Constitution?
a. Preface
b. Amendments
c. Preamble
d. Bill of Rights
What form of government does the
Philippines adopt?
a. Republican
b. Democratic
c. neither A*B
d. both A*B
What form of government does the
Philippines adopt?
a. Republican
b. Democratic
c. neither A*B
d. both A*B
Republican Democracy
ART II, Sec.1
Philippine Constitution
What is the power of the State to take
private property for public use upon
payment of a just compensation?
a. right of confiscation
b. right of limiting resources
c. right of sequestration
d. right of eminent domain
What is the power of the State to take
private property for public use upon
payment of a just compensation?
a. right of confiscation
b. right of limiting resources
c. right of sequestration
d. right of eminent domain
A foreigner may acquire
Filipino citizenship through
a. naturalization
b. extradition
c. rebirth
d. Visa application
A foreigner may acquire
Filipino citizenship through
a. naturalization
b. extradition
c. rebirth
d. Visa application
Who among the following may issue a
warrant of arrest or a search warrant?
a. senator
b. a judge
c. a congressman
d. the President
Who among the following may issue a
warrant of arrest or a search warrant?
a. senator
b. a judge
c. a congressman
d. the President
The right to vote is also known as
_________________.
a. suffrage
b. extradition
c. democracy
d. plebiscite
The right to vote is also known as
_________________.
a. suffrage
b. extradition
c. democracy
d. plebiscite
How many senators are there in the
Senate?
a. twenty-five
b. twenty-four
c. twelve
d. thirty
How many senators are there in the
Senate?
a. twenty-five
b. twenty-four
c. twelve
d. thirty
What is the minimum age of a senator?
a. thirty
b. twenty-five
c. twenty
d. thirty-five
What is the minimum age of a senator?
a. thirty
b. twenty-five
c. twenty
d. thirty-five
Which of the following bills do not originate
from the House of Representative?
a. Appropriation bills
b. Revenue or tariff bills
c. Amnesty
d. Private bills
Which of the following bills do not originate
from the House of Representative?
a. Appropriation bills
b. Revenue or tariff bills
c. Amnesty
d. Private bills
The Members of the Lower House are
a. elected by region and party list

b. elected by region and appointed by the President
c. elected by district and party list
d. elected by district and appointed by the Senators
The Members of the Lower House are
a. elected by region and party list

b. elected by region and appointed by the President
c. elected by district and party list
d. elected by district and appointed by the Senators
The legislative power of the government
shall be vested in the
a. President
b. Congress
c. Supreme Court
d. all of the above
The legislative power of the government
shall be vested in the
a. President
b. Congress
c. Supreme Court
d. all of the above
Which of the following may disqualify
a person from running for Presidency?
a. He is sixty years old on the day of election.

b. He lived abroad five years preceding the election.
c. He has Filipino parents but was born in the US .
d. He is a registered voter.
Which of the following may disqualify
a person from running for Presidency?
a. He is sixty years old on the day of election.

b. He lived abroad five years preceding the election.
c. He has Filipino parents but was born in the US .
d. He is a registered voter.
Which of the following shows the
transfer of power should the President
be incapable of discharging his duties?
a. President ViceP SenateP hSpeaker

b. President ViceP Cjustice SenateP
c. President ViceP Cjustice hSpeaker
d. President ViceP hSpeaker SenateP
Which of the following shows the
transfer of power should the President
be incapable of discharging his duties?
a. President ViceP SenateP hSpeaker

b. President ViceP Cjustice SenateP
c. President ViceP Cjustice hSpeaker
d. President ViceP hSpeaker SenateP
A member of the Supreme Court
a. must have been fifteen years or more, a

judge of a lower court
b. must have been for ten years, a judge of
the Court of Appeals
c. may not be a member of the Philippine
Bar
d. may be a naturalized citizen
A member of the Supreme Court
a. must have been fifteen years or more, a

judge of a lower court
b. must have been for ten years, a judge of
the Court of Appeals
c. may not be a member of the Philippine
Bar
d. may be a naturalized citizen
See notes for the needed requirements to

be a member of the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court is composed of
a. a Chief Justice and 14 Associate Justices

b. 2 CJ and 14 Associate Justices
c. a CJ and 12 Associate Justices
d. a CJ and an indefinite number of Associate
Justices
The Supreme Court is composed of
a. a Chief Justice and 14 Associate Justices

b. 2 CJ and 14 Associate Justices
c. a CJ and 12 Associate Justices
d. a CJ and an indefinite number of Associate
Justices
Which of the following is a Constitutional
Commission?
a. Commission of Human Rights

b. Philippine Commission of Good Government
c. Civil Service Commission
d. Commission on Natural Resources
Which of the following is a Constitutional
Commission?
a. Commission of Human Rights

b. Philippine Commission of Good Government
c. Civil Service Commission
d. Commission on Natural Resources
What branch of government has the sole right
to initiate all cases of impeachment?
a. Senate
b. Commission on Election
c. House of Representative
d. Judiciary
What branch of government has the sole right
to initiate all cases of impeachment?
a. Senate
b. Commission on Election
c. House of Representative
d. Judiciary
Which of the following is not removable from
office by impeachment?
a. Member of the Supreme Court

b. Member of the Constitutional Commissions
c. The Ombudsman
d. Senators
Which of the following is not removable from
office by impeachment?
a. Member of the Supreme Court

b. Member of the Constitutional Commissions
c. The Ombudsman
d. Senators
The national language of the Philippines is
a. Pilipino
b. English & Filipino
c. Tagalog
d. Filipino
The national language of the Philippines is
a. Pilipino
b. English & Filipino
c. Tagalog
d. Filipino
Who may propose any amendment to, or
revision of the Constitution?
a. Congress or a Constitutional Convention

b. Congress and a Constitutional Convention
c. Judiciary and Congress
d. Judiciary and Constitutional Convention
Who may propose any amendment to, or
revision of the Constitution?
a. Congress or a Constitutional Convention

b. Congress and a Constitutional Convention
c. Judiciary and Congress
d. Judiciary and Constitutional Convention
What tax is paid by individual who derive
compensation income?
a. Value added tax

b. Excise tax
c. Income tax
d. Real estate tax
What tax is paid by individual who derive
compensation income?
a. Value added tax

b. Excise tax
c. Income tax
d. Real estate tax
When is the deadline for filing income tax returns
for every taxable year?
a. April 15
b. April 30
c. March 15
d. March 30
When is the deadline for filing income tax returns
for every taxable year?
a. April 15
b. April 30
c. March 15
d. March 30
Which of the following statements is
true about taxes?
a. It is a voluntary payment
b. It is payable both in cash and in kind
c. It is in forced contribution
d. It is based on ones desire to pay
Which of the following statements is
true about taxes?
a. It is a voluntary payment
b. It is payable both in cash and in kind
c. It is in forced contribution
d. It is based on ones desire to pay
What tax is imposed on ones right to
transmit property at death, and is measured
by value of the property?
a. Excise tax
b. Withholding tax
c. Donors tax
d. Estate tax
a. Excise tax
b. Withholding tax
c. Donors tax
d. Estate tax
a. Excise tax
b. Withholding tax
c. Donors tax
d. Estate tax
What Acts implements the mandate for the
Senate to make essential goods, health and
other social services available to all the
people at affordable cost?
a. Land Reform Program

b. Generics Act
c. Resettlement Act
d. Freedom Act
What Acts implements the mandate for the
Senate to make essential goods, health and
other social services available to all the
people at affordable cost?
a. Land Reform Program

b. Generics Act
c. Resettlement Act
d. Freedom Act
Which of the following is true about
elective local officials?
a. The term of office is tree years.

b. Barangay Officials term of office is
indefinite
c. An official may be reelected indefinitely
d. An official may not serve for less than
three terms
Which of the following is true about
elective local officials?
a. The term of office is tree years.

b. Barangay Officials term of office is
indefinite
c. An official may be reelected indefinitely
d. An official may not serve for less than
three terms
What may be classified as alienable lands of
the public domain?
a. forest
b. mineral lands
c. national park
d. agricultural lands
What may be classified as alienable lands of
the public domain?
a. forest
b. mineral lands
c. national park
d. agricultural lands
That is the maximum equity for aliens in a
corporation or association in the
exploration development and utilization of
natural resources?
a. 60%
b. 40%
c. 50%
d. 30%
That is the maximum equity for aliens in a
corporation or association in the
exploration development and utilization of
natural resources?
a. 60%
b. 40%
c. 50%
d. 30%
What is recognized by the State as the
foundation of the nation?
a. barangay
b. community
c. family
d. municipality
What is recognized by the State as the
foundation of the nation?
a. barangay
b. community
c. family
d. municipality
The authority to make laws and to alter or
repeal them
a. Executive Power
b. Legislative Power
c. Judiciary Power
d. none of the above
The authority to make laws and to alter or
repeal them
a. Executive Power
b. Legislative Power
c. Judiciary Power
d. none of the above
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