Political Dynasty and Corruption Quiz

What is a political dynasty?

• A system that eliminates political competition

• A system that promotes equal opportunity in politics

• A system where political power is controlled by one or a few families

• A system where power is held by multiple families

Who was the ancient leader of the Filipino community referred to as?

• Datu

• Sultan

• Lakan

• Raja

What does Article II Section 26 of the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines state?

• It promotes nepotism

• It ensures equal opportunity for public service

• It encourages political competition

• It allows political dynasties

What is one of the push factors for the existence of political dynasties?

• Strong public awareness

• Strong laws against political families

• High levels of political competition

• Lack of knowledge among voters

What is nepotism?

• Hiring based on merit

• Favoring relatives for positions

• Promoting equal opportunities

• Encouraging public participation

What is a common effect of political dynasties?

• Improved public services

• Graft and corruption

• Strengthening of democratic systems

• Increased public trust

What is one way political dynasties are established?

• By forming alliances through marriage

• Through public voting

• By encouraging competition

• By promoting transparency

What is graft?

• A type of public bidding

• A method of political campaigning

• Misuse of power for personal gain

• A form of public service

What is one of the types of corruption mentioned?

• Social corruption

• Cultural corruption

• Environmental corruption

• Administrative corruption

What is a common consequence of corruption in government?

• Hindrance to economic development

• Increased public trust

• Economic growth

• Improved public services