Q4 AP SA1: Citizenship and the Philippine Government

What are the qualifications of a citizen?

• member of a political society

• duty of allegiance

• member of a democratic society

• duty of protection

A person having the title of citizenship. He/she is someone who enjoys full civil and political rights, and is accorded protection inside and outside the territory of the state.

(a)  

Dainty is Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW). However, she is still allowed to vote despite her working abroad.

• alien

• citizen

• national

• none of the above

A (a)   is a person owing permanent alegiance to the state.

Tob is a victim of domestic violence. However, people are unconvinced that his statement is true because of his gender. Regardless of this, he was given a fair trial by the government. However, he was still not allowed to vote despite the government's protection.

• none of the given

• citizen

• alien

• national

Any person within the country's borders who is not a citizen or a national.

(a)  

Where are inalienable rights written?

• Article I Section IV of the Philippine Constitution

• Article IV Section I of the Philippine Constitution

• Universal Declaration on Human Rights of 1948

• Universal Declaration on Human Rights of 1949

Examples of inalienable rights:

• Freedom of Association

• life

• liberty

• Pursuit of Happiness

In what article of the Philippine Constitution can Filipino citizenship be found?

(a)  

Juanito was born on November 29, 1987. Does this make him a Filipino citizen?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• I'm not sure