According to the latest Constitution, what kind of state is the Philippines?

What year was the latest constitution made?

How many branches of government are there in the Philippines?

What do you call the official residence and principal workplace of the President of the Philippines?

What do you call the official residence and principal workplace of the Vice President of the Philippines?

Where can the Senate office be found?

What Political Party does the incumbent President Rodrigo Duterte belong to?

When was the latest general elections in the Philippines?

When is the next general elections in the Philippines?

How many elected presidents including the incumbent did the Philippines have?

How many elected vice presidents including the incumbent did the Philippines have?

How many term/s can a Filipino be a president and vice president?

From below, which is NOT included in the qualifications to be a president?

What are the divisions of the legislative branch?

What is the Upper chamber of Congress?

What is the lower chamber of Congress?

What do you call the highest-ranking official of the Senate of the Philippines?

He/She performs the functions of the Senate President in case of the latter’s prolonged absence, incapacity, or removal from office.

What do you call the highest-ranking official of the House of Representatives of the Philippines?

How many years can a senator hold his position?

What is the term limit given to senators?

What is the total number of senators?

What is the maximum number of representatives in Congress?

What do you call the party-list representative in Congress?

How many readings are done to a bill?

What do you call the highest court in the Philippines?

What do you call the Islamic court in the Philippines?

What do you call the special court for public officials?

What do you call the court in the barangay level?

Under what provision in the Constitution can you find the Doctrine of Incorporation?

Which of the following rules is adopted by the Philippines in determining the limits of its territory?

Is it unconstitutional to declare war against the NPAs?

What is social justice?

It is a method by which a public officer may be removed from office during his tenure or before the expiration of his term by a vote of the people after registration of the petition signed by the required percentage of the qualified voters.

Vincent is an alien visiting the Philippines. During his visit, he was accused of killing a Filipino. Which of the following actions are provided by the Constitution?

The Constitutional principle signifies that all persons subject to legislation should be treated alike, under like circumstances and conditions both in the privileges conferred and liabilities imposed.

It is a form of government in which the control of national and local affairs is exercised by the central or national government.

It refers to that body of rules and principles in accordance with which the powers of sovereignty are regularly exercised.

This principle holds that no man is above the law, so that every man, however high or low, is equal.

This government was established during the American regime pursuant to an act of the United States Congress on March 24, 1934, commonly known as the Tydings-McDuffie Law.

Which among the following is NOT descriptive of the Philippine Constitution?

What is meant by a bicameral legislature?

When is the regular election of the Senators and the Members of the House representatives held?

What is politics?

It is a belief where all citizens have equal rights and privileges.

Why did Aristotle said that man is a political animal?

What is the purpose of the social contract for Thomas Hobbes?

It is the power of the government to acquire private property for public use for a just compensation.

Classification of power based in the personal qualities of the individual who wields power.

Power based on a person's ability to compel other people through threats, punishment, and force.

This refers to the process by which citizens approve of proposed changes to the constitution.

It is empowered to investigate cases of violations of civil and political rights and look into cases of police and military abuse, extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and abuse of prisoners or persons held in jail.

It is defined as an organized political economy living under a government.

It is the right of the government to exercise power and authority , and also refers to the recognition given to a state by foreign government and international organizations.

It is the institution that governs the state by implementing laws and creating policies and programs to respond to the needs of the state.

This principle allows the branches of the government to impose certain limits on the powers of one another to prevent the misuse or abuse of authority and power.

It is a political ideology that believe that the state is undesirable as its various aspects such as control, political authority, and hierarchy represent everything that is detrimental to freedom and individualism.

This ideology upholds a strong, stable government and the firm implementation of laws.

This ideology believes that the power and influence of a country is based on the number of territories it conquers and colonies it establishes.

The highest and most powerful official to the Spanish colonial government in the Philippines.

Article III of the 1987 Constitution.

It outlines the rights and duties of individuals, particularly concerning contracts and other agreements.

These are issuances that primarily set dates of national or local interest, such as holidays and commemorations.

This department ensures the protection of the state against external forces.

This department is in charge of our country's diplomatic relations with other states.

This department is specifically in charge of allocating different resources of the government for the achievements of its objectives.

It oversees the conduct of trade in the country.

What is the age of majority in the Philippines?

What do you call the highest official in the judiciary branch of the government?

He organized the La Liga Filipina movement.

When was the Commonwealth Government established in the Philippines?

It commemorated the Philippine-American Friendship Day.

He is famously known as the General of Tirad Pass.

What section in the Bill of Rights is the anti-ex post facto law?

What article in the 1987 Constitution provides about citizenship?

This official cannot be removed by impeachment.

What is Article VIII of the 1987 Constitution?

How many years was the Philippines colonized by Spain?

He was the Vice President of the Pamahalaan ng Sangkatagalugan with Emilio Aguinaldo as the President.

This political phenomenon refers to the taking of powerful political families of various local and national government positions.

This committee is organized to reconcile the differences between the two chambers of Congress and make appropriate amendments to the bill.

The appropriate legislative committee evaluates the bill and may conduct public hearings during this stage of legislative process.

It is the judicial process where the accused is brought to court, informed of the complaint against him and asked to enter a plea.

It is a payment given by the accused to secure his/her release from custody, provided that he/she appears before the court when acquired.

This refers to the practice of a powerful state using economic, political and cultural influence to control a developing country.

What is the Philippine Independence Act of 1934 commonly known?

He was the Vice President of the Commonwealth Government.

It is a portion of the national budget which is allocated to the members of Congress to spend for local projects.

When was the Philippine Independence?

When was the Japanese occupation in the Philippines?

The noble class during the pre-colonial era.

He was not a member of the Propaganda Movement during the Spanish colonialism.

What did Andres Bonifacio referred the nation of all Filipino people?

What is the age requirement for a senator?

What is the age requirement of a president?

It is a large group of people who share common characteristics such as language, traditions and ethnicity.

What is the age of criminal responsibility in the Philippines?

Why did President Rodrigo Duterte declared Martial Law in Mindanao?

Who is the leader during the pre-colonial time?