POLGOV-QUIZ-NO.1

It is known as the characteristic of good governance which requires an individual to act in owning responsibilities, all decisions and mistakes.

• EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY

• TRANSPARENCY

• ACCOUNTABILITY

• RESPONSIVENESS

The theoretical study of state and government. It is also concerned with the origin and functions of the state.

• POLITICAL SCIENCE

• POLITICS

• GOVERNANCE

• POLITICAL IDEOLOGY

"Murder is a form of crime regardless of reason of its act" is an example of what approach?

• POSITIVE APPROACH

• NORMATIVE APPROACH

• BEHAVIORAL APPROACH

• RATIONAL APPROACH

Defined as an activity of people where they create, preserve and amend laws under which they live. While it is also a process of who gets what, who and how (Laswell, 1935).

• GOVERNMENT

• GOVERNANCE

• POLITICAL SCIENCE

• POLITICS

A process of decision-making and the process which are decisions are implemented.

• POLITICS

• GOVERNANCE

• RESPONSIVENESS

• CONSENSUS-ORIENTED

All individuals must feel that they form a part and do not feel excluded in the mainstream society. The main goal is to achieve equal opportunity regardless of gender, social status and ethnicity.

• CONSENSUS-ORIENTED

• PARTICIPATION

• EQUITY AND INCLUSIVENESS

• EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY

The Philippine government engaged in peace talks to the protesters in the country to seek agreement and address the issue. What characteristics of good governance is shown?

• CONSENSUS ORIENTED

• EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENCY

• PARTICIPATION

• ACCOUNTABILITY

A small independent self-contained political society is polis also known as...

• NATION

• TOWN

• COUNTRY

• CITY-STATE

A part of characteristics of good governance which requires full protection of human rights. This requires legal frameworks in the countries to be imposed impartially.

• ACCOUNTABILITY

• TRANSPARENCY

• RULE OF LAW

• EQUALITY AND INCLUSIVENESS

People are driven by wants, self-interests and goals that can be explained their social, economical and political preferences.

• BEHAVIORAL APPROACH

• RATIONAL APPROACH

• POSITIVE APPROACH

• NORMATIVE APPROACH