Understanding the Philippine Constitution

What year was the first Philippine Constitution adopted?

• 1901

• 1889

• 1905

• 1899

Which constitution is known as the 'Malolos Constitution'?

• The Constitution of the Commonwealth of the Philippines.

• The 1987 Philippine Constitution.

• The Constitution of the First Philippine Republic.

• The Constitution of the United States.

What are the key principles enshrined in the Philippine Constitution?

• Sovereignty of the people, separation of powers, rule of law, protection of human rights, promotion of social justice.

• Centralized government authority

• Elimination of all forms of social welfare

• Mandatory military service for all citizens

What rights are guaranteed under the Bill of Rights in the Philippine Constitution?

• The rights guaranteed under the Bill of Rights include due process, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, right to assemble, right to privacy, and protection against unreasonable searches and seizures.

• Right to own property without restrictions

• Right to free healthcare

• Right to bear arms

How many constitutions has the Philippines had since independence?

• 7

• 5

• 3

• 10

What year was the 1987 Philippine Constitution ratified?

• 1987

• 1985

• 1986

• 1990

What significant change did the 1973 Constitution introduce regarding the government structure?

• The introduction of a military dictatorship.

• The establishment of a federal system of government.

• The abolition of the presidential system entirely.

• The introduction of a parliamentary system of government.

What is the primary purpose of the Philippine Constitution?

• To outline the rights of citizens only.

• To establish the fundamental laws and principles of governance.

• To serve as a historical document without legal power.

• To promote economic growth and trade.

Which constitution was implemented during the Martial Law period?

• 1987 Constitution

• 1945 Constitution

• 1973 Constitution

• 2009 Constitution

What are the fundamental rights protected by the Philippine Constitution?

• The right to bear arms

• The fundamental rights include the right to due process, equal protection of the laws, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, the right to privacy, and the right to assemble.

• The right to own property without restrictions

• The right to free education