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Bill of Rights

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Constitution guarantees that no person may be arrested, house searched, or property seized, without due process of law.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

True, except drug addicts

d)

I'm not sure

2.

A person may not be arrested, his house searched or property seized without a warrant issued by a judge.

a)

Absolutely true

b)

False

c)

Mostly true, with exceptions

d)

Not sure

3.

Can law enforcement agencies require citizens to show their private chat scripts or text messages, for the safety of the public?

a)

Always yes

b)

Never!

c)

Only with court order

d)

Yes, to show you are innocent

4.

Your congressman proposes a bill that penalizes campus journalists for articles they write for your school publication.


Is this allowed by the 1987 Constitution?

a)

Of course

b)

Hell, no

c)

Generally yes

d)

Not sure, TBH

5.

In order to preserve sanctity of faith, Congress may pass a law declaring certain religious practices as unlawful.


True or false?

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Only applies to non-believers

d)

It depends

6.

The city government forces a group of informal settlers who are living within the danger zone on the banks of the Pasig river to be relocated.


Is this a valid act?

a)

Yes, of course

b)

Not valid

c)

It depends, actually

d)

Not sure

7.

Harold, a journalist, wrote the office of the mayor, asking for a copy of the contract the city government entered into for the operation of a peryahan. His request was denied, because the mayor said the matter is confidential.


Is the mayor correct?

a)

Absolutely correct

b)

Wrong

c)

Yes, but he should be polite

d)

It depends

8.

Workers of a certain condiment factory recently went on strike to protest alleged unfair labor practices by the company.


What constitutional right, of any, provides this?

a)

Right to information

b)

Right against self-incrimination

c)

Right to form associations

d)

Right to petition government for redress of grievances

9.

A 200-meter farmland owned by the Santos family was taken by government to give way to the construction of a railroad project.


Is this allowed?

a)

Of course

b)

Never

c)

Yes, but with payment

d)

It depends

10.

Benhur, who is accused of selling shabu, was made to answer police investigators during questioning.


What constitutional right does this violate?

a)

Right against self-incrimination

b)

Right to speedy trial

c)

Right to be presumed innocent

d)

Right to remain silent

11.

A group of self-confessed drug peddlers were locked up inside a cramped space hidden behind a cabinet inside a Manila police station.


What constitutional right, if any, of these persons was violated?

a)

Right to remain silent

b)

Right against inhumane punishment

c)

Right to be free

d)

Right to bail

12.

Gene managed to unlock the password-protected phone of her wife and found lewd pictures of her and her alleged lover. He now files an adultery case against both of them.


Can he use the stolen images as evidence?

a)

Yes, he can.

b)

No, he can't.

c)

We have to see first.

d)

It depends.

13.

Gloria, a self-confessed scammer, surrendered to police after her photo was posted on social media. What Constitutional right, if any, can she invoke to protect herself?

a)

Right to post bail

b)

Right to speedy trial

c)

Right against self-incrimination

d)

Right to information

14.

The city mayor issues a shoot-to-kill order against a man who is suspected for the rape-slay of a five-year old girl. What right, if any, may be violated by the mayor's order?

a)

None; this is just right

b)

Right to a speedy trial

c)

Right to bail

d)

Right to due process of law

15.

The Philippine National Police has stopped the practice of parading crime suspects before media. What right has been upheld by this change in policy?

a)

Right to a fair trial

b)

Right to be presumed innocent

c)

Right to confront witnesses

d)

Right to be informed of the charges against him