Philippine Flag and Heraldic Code

The video tutorial discusses the Flag and Heraldic Code of the Philippines, Republic Act 8491. It covers the objectives of understanding the code, explaining its key points, and fostering respect for national symbols. The act prescribes the code for the national flag, anthem, and other heraldic items. It includes definitions, flag design, display regulations, ceremonies, prohibited acts, and penalties. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of compliance and concludes with common provisions and the act's effectivity.

What is the main purpose of Republic Act 8491?

• To define the national territory

• To regulate the use of the national language

• To prescribe the code for the national flag, anthem, and other symbols

• To establish the national holidays

Which of the following is included in the definition of 'military' under the Flag and Heraldic Code?

• The National Museum

• The Department of Health

• The Bureau of Fire Protection

• The Department of Education

What color is at the top of the Philippine flag when displayed during peacetime?

• White

• Blue

• Red

• Yellow

On which day is the Philippine flag NOT required to be displayed?

• February 14

• June 12

• May 1

• April 9

What is the national motto of the Philippines as per the Flag and Heraldic Code?

• Liberty, Equality, Fraternity

• Maka-Diyos, Maka-Tao, Makakalikasan, at Makabansa

• In God We Trust

• Unity in Diversity

What does the great seal of the Philippines bear according to the Flag and Heraldic Code?

• The national flag

• The national motto

• The national anthem

• The national flower

What is the significance of the national anthem according to the Flag and Heraldic Code?

• It is a tribute to the country's heroes

• It is a symbol of the country's sovereignty

• It is a reflection of the country's economic status

• It is a representation of the country's natural resources

What is the penalty for violating the Flag and Heraldic Code?

• Community service

• Both a fine and imprisonment

• Imprisonment for up to one year

• A fine of up to 5,000 pesos

How long after publication does the Flag and Heraldic Code become effective?

• Immediately

• 7 days

• 15 days

• 30 days

Which section of the Flag and Heraldic Code discusses the prohibited acts?

• Section 22

• Section 34

• Section 12

• Section 50