PHILIPPINE POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE QUARTER 1 REVIEW TEST

It refers to the exercise of control within society through the making and enforcement of collective decisions.

(a)  

In governance, all actors other than the government are called the “ (a)   .”

A government agency releases a report on its expenditures and income for the previous fiscal year, detailing all transactions and allocations. This action demonstrates which indicator of good governance?

(a)  

A prominent political figure in the Philippines employs various tactics, including manipulation of media and patronage, to maintain control over key government positions and resources. Which perspective on politics is manifested in the situation?

(a)  

Complete the important purposes of government:

the maintenance of peace and order;

the administration of justice;

the promotion of education;

the preservation of the state from external danger;

the advancement of the physical, economic and social and cultural well-being of the people.

(a)  

It refers to a system of belief about how society should function, behave, and operate

(a)  

Which of the following is NOT a function of political ideology?

• It creates laws in order to achieve a perfect society.

• It provides a model of a desired social order, a vision of Good Society.

• It outlines how political change or the desired social order can be achieved.

• It offers an account of existing order by examining what works and what does not work.

Which of the following DOES NOT belong to the group?

INDIVIDUALISM

CONSENT,

FREEDOM

PROPERTY

REASON

TOLERATION

(a)  

What political ideology is reflected in the scenario?

A mayor implementing policies to provide free education and healthcare for all citizens, funded by progressive taxation.

(a)  

What political ideology might BEST address the issue of territorial dispute in the Philippines?

• Liberalism, emphasizing diplomacy, international law, and multilateral agreements to address territorial disputes and promote peaceful resolution.

• Conservatism, prioritizing maintenance of existing territorial boundaries and asserting sovereignty through diplomatic means.

• Socialism, advocating for cooperation and negotiation with neighboring countries to resolve territorial disputes in a fair and equitable manner.