QUIZ NO. 1

The Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers is based on which law?

• A. Republic Act No. 9155

• B. Republic Act No. 7836

• C. Republic Act No. 1425

• D. Republic Act No. 7722

What does Article II of the Philippine Constitution say about education?

• Education is optional.

• Education should only be for the rich.

• Education must be of quality and for all citizens.

• Only public schools must offer education.

To whom does the Code of Ethics apply?

• Only private school teachers

• Only public school teachers

• All teachers in the Philippines

• Only principals and supervisors

What is each teacher considered in relation to the nation's culture and education?

• Owner

• Trustee

• Critic

• Inventor

What should teachers promote among learners?

• Critical patriotism that encourages love of country while recognizing areas for growth

• Unquestioning loyalty to national authority regardless of circumstances

• Allegiance to external cultures and governments over one’s own

• Personal ambition and pride without regard for communal or national values

Every teacher must be physically, mentally, and ____ fit.

• Emotionally

• Spiritually

• Morally

• Financially

What is strictly prohibited for teachers to solicit, collect, or receive in relation to partisan political interests?

• Professional advice from colleagues on civic engagement

• Non-monetary participation such as signing petitions for civic causes

• Financial contributions, services, or any items of value linked to political advocacy

• Donated instructional materials that promote national history or identity

Teachers must take an oath to help carry out the __ policies.

• School

• Community

• State

• Personal

Schools are described as the __ of the citizens of the state.

• Factories

• Nurseries

• Playgrounds

• Courts

Can a teacher can promote a political party inside the school?

• Yes, as long as it is done outside class hours and with consent from school authorities

• No, because promoting political parties in school violates professional ethics and civil service rules

• Yes, if the political party aligns with national educational goals

• Only during election season and if students are of voting age