Mod 11 Formative Assessment

What is the main purpose of citizenship laws?

• To limit the number of citizens in a country

• To allow people to travel freely

• To prevent people from changing their citizenship

• To ensure that people have a legal identity in a nation

Which of the following BEST describes repatriation?

• A foreigner becoming a Filipino citizen

• A Filipino regaining lost citizenship

• A Filipino giving up his/her citizenship

• A person moving to another country

A person who is a legal member of a country

The Philippines follows both jus soli and jus sanguinis principles.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The right to education ensures that all children can go to school.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The Philippine flag represents the country’s independence and should be respected.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The rules that citizens must follow

If both parents of a child are Filipino, the child is automatically a Filipino citizen regardless of where they are born.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A person destroys a Philippine flag in public. What responsibility did he/she fail to follow?

• The responsibility to vote in elections

• The responsibility to respect the flag

• The responsibility to pay taxes

• The responsibility to follow traffic rules

Why is the right to life considered the most important right?

• Because it allows people to do whatever they want

• Because without life, a person cannot enjoy other rights

• Because it is given only to special people

• Because it makes people more powerful