POL GOV 1-3

Which of the following best defines politics?

• A. The study of biology and its systems

• B. The process of making and enforcing laws

• C. The art of governing a household

• D. The collection of taxes

What does “governance” primarily refer to?

• A. Running for office

• B. Making laws

• C. The process of decision-making and implementation

• D. Campaigning for votes

Which of the following is a key principle of good governance?

• A. Secrecy

• B. Accountability

• C. Monopoly

• D. Discrimination

Which institution monitors and evaluates governance practices in the Philippines?

• A. COA

• B. DEPED

• C. MTRCB

• D. DOJ

In a democratic government, sovereignty rests with whom?

• A. The President

• B. The Legislative

• C. The Judiciary

• D. The People

Which of the following best describes fascism?

• A. A system that promotes absolute individual freedom

• B. A government controlled by religious leaders

• C. An authoritarian system led by a dictatorial leader with strong nationalism

• D. A free market economy with minimal government interference

Which principle would a classical liberal most likely oppose?

• A. Free speech

• B. Limited government

• C. Free market

• D. Wealth redistribution through high taxation

What is a central goal of socialism?

• Class equality and public ownership of key resources

• Profit maximization

• Strengthening of monarchy

• Elimination of public services

What is a major criticism of capitalism?

• It promotes too much government intervention

• It causes wealth gaps and exploitation of labor

• It relies heavily on communal cooperation

• It discourages innovation and competition

Which of the following best illustrates an intersectional feminist perspective?
A. Only focusing on gender equality in the workplace
B. Advocating for gender rights while ignoring race or class
C. Understanding how gender, race, class, and other identities intersect
D. Rejecting all other forms of social justice movements

• Understanding how gender, race, class, and other identities intersect

• Only focusing on gender equality in the workplace

• Advocating for gender rights while ignoring race or class

• Rejecting all other forms of social justice movements