Untitled Presentation

Open Ended

Do you believe you are a Filipino? What evidence do you have that you are a Filipino? If you are a Filipino, can you say that you are a citizen of the Philippines? What does the word 'Pagkamamamayan' mean to you?

Multiple Choice

According to the lesson, what is the legal perspective of citizenship?

• It is the ability to vote in elections.

• It is the status or condition of being a member of a community or state, rooted in history.

• It is the right to own property.

• It is the ability to travel freely.

Open Ended

How did the concept of citizenship develop during the Greek civilization, and what was the role of the polis?

Multiple Choice

According to Murray Clark Havens, what does citizenship refer to in relation to the state and the individual?

• Citizenship refers to the individual's right to vote.

• Citizenship refers to the relationship between the individual and the state, granting rights and duties.

• Citizenship refers to the ability to travel abroad.

• Citizenship refers to owning property in the state.

Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about citizenship is/are correct?

• Not all residents of a country are citizens.

• Citizenship is determined by law.

• Foreigners living in a country are always considered citizens.

• Citizenship means being a member of a country.

Open Ended

What is the significance of the 1987 Constitution in defining citizenship in the Philippines?

Open Ended

Based on the situations presented in images 1 to 5, what are the main criteria for being considered a Filipino citizen?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about Filipino citizenship is correct according to the 1987 Constitution?

• A person is a Filipino if either parent is a Filipino citizen.

• A person is a Filipino only if both parents are Filipino citizens.

• A person is a Filipino only if born in the Philippines.

• A person is a Filipino if they have lived in the Philippines for at least 5 years.

Multiple Choice

According to Article 4 Section 1 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution, who are considered citizens of the Philippines?

• Those who were citizens at the time of the Constitution's ratification and those whose fathers or mothers are citizens of the Philippines.

• Only those born in the Philippines.

• Only those whose fathers are Filipino.

• Only those who have lived in the Philippines for more than 10 years.

Multiple Choice

Based on the 1987 Constitution, what happens to a Filipino citizen who marries a foreigner?

• Automatically loses Filipino citizenship

• Remains a Filipino citizen unless chooses foreign citizenship

• Must apply for dual citizenship

• Is not allowed to marry a foreigner

Multiple Choice

Which law allows former Filipino citizens who became citizens of another country to regain their Filipino citizenship through naturalization?

• Republic Act 9225

• Republic Act 9139

• Section 1 of Article 4, 1987 Constitution

• Section 2 of Article 4, 1987 Constitution

Open Ended

Explain the difference between 'likas o katutubo' and 'naturalizado' types of Filipino citizens.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are requirements for a foreign national to be naturalized as a Philippine citizen?

• Minimum residence requirement

• Acquiring real estate

• Proficiency in English or Spanish

• Good character requirement

Open Ended

Explain the difference between Jus sanguinis and Jus soli as principles of citizenship.

Multiple Choice

What are the two main principles of Filipino citizenship shown in the image?

• Jus sanguinis and Jus soli

• Naturalization and Repatriation

• Repatriation and Congressional Action

• Jus soli and Congressional Action

Multiple Choice

Paano maaaring mawala ang pagkakmamamayan ng isang indibiduwal ayon sa proseso ng naturalisasyon?

• Sa pamamagitan ng panunumpa ng katapatan sa ibang bansa

• Sa pamamagitan ng pag-aaral sa ibang bansa

• Sa pamamagitan ng pag-aasawa ng dayuhan

• Sa pamamagitan ng pagbili ng ari-arian sa ibang bansa

Open Ended

Describe the role of the government in restoring Filipino citizenship to soldiers who fled during wartime.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are ways to regain Filipino citizenship?

• Naturalization

• Repatriation

• Congressional Action

• All of the above

Open Ended

What questions do you still have about the concept of Filipino citizenship after this lesson?

Open Ended

What does the term 'pagkamamamayan' mean in the context of being a Filipino citizen?