Citizenship

A term denoting membership in a political community with full civil and political privilege.

• Citizen

• Citizenship

• Nationality

• Filipinism

A person having the title of citizenship.

• Citizen

• Citizenship

• Nationality

• Filipinism

What are the two kinds of Filipino citizenship? Please choose 2

• Stateless Nationalism

• Natural-born Citizenship

• National-alien Citizenship

• Naturalized citizenship

Blood relationship is the basis for the acquisition of citizenship.

 

• Jus Sanguinis

• Jus Soli

The place of birth serves as the basis for acquiring citizenship

 

• Jus Sanguinis

• Jus Soli

Mary is born with Filipino parents in the Philippines but they live in America for 2 years now. What is her citizenship?

• American Citizenship 

• Filipino Citizenship

Answer explanation

To become a U.S. Citizen through Naturalization, one should have a permanent resident for the past 3 or 5 years in America (depending on which naturalization category you are applying under)

Saabria’s mom is a Filipino and her dad is British. Did you consider Saabria as a natural-born Filipino?

• Yes, she is.

• No, she's not.

• She's neither a Filipino nor British

Adeya is born in America with her two Filipino parents. What citizenship does Adeya possess?

• Citizenship by election

•  Dual Citizenship

• No Citizenship

The following are the things that a Naturalized Citizen cannot enjoy, except?

• Dual citizenship

• Run in any political position

• Marry a Natural-born Citizen

From what article in 1987 Constitution does Citizenship was written?

• Article I

• Article II

• Article III

• Article IV