T3 C3_D1 Filipino Citizenship

What are the two ways to become a Filipino citizen?

• By birth and by marriage

• Natural-born and naturalized

• By investment and by residency

• By education and by employment

What does "Jus Soli" mean?

• Right of blood

• Right of soil

• Right of citizenship

• Right of residence

What does "Jus Sanguinis" mean?

• Right of soil

• Right of blood

• Right of citizenship

• Right of residence

Why is citizenship important to a person?

• It allows a person to travel freely.

• It provides a sense of identity and belonging.

• It guarantees employment.

• It ensures free education.

Which of the following is a natural-born Filipino citizen?

• A person born in the Philippines to foreign parents

• A person born abroad to Filipino parents

• A person who has lived in the Philippines for 10 years

• A person who has married a Filipino citizen

Which of the following is a naturalized Filipino citizen?

• A person born in the Philippines to Filipino parents

• A person who has acquired Filipino citizenship through legal process

• A person who has Filipino grandparents

• A person who has studied in the Philippines

What is one benefit of being a Filipino citizen?

• Access to free healthcare worldwide

• Right to vote in Philippine elections

• Automatic citizenship in other countries

• Exemption from taxes

Which principle of citizenship is based on the location of birth?

• Jus Sanguinis

• Jus Soli

• Naturalization

• Dual citizenship

Which principle of citizenship is based on the nationality of the parents?

• Jus Soli

• Jus Sanguinis

• Naturalization

• Dual citizenship

What is one way a person can lose Filipino citizenship?

• By committing a crime

• By renouncing it formally

• By moving to another country

• By changing their name