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Rights and Filipino Citizenship

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These are god God given rights that a person possesses at birth.

a)

Civil rights

b)

Constitutional rights

c)

Natural rights

d)

Statutory rights

2.

These rights are provided in the constitution and cannot be tampered or changed by any law enacted by Congress.

a)

Constitutional right

b)

Social and economic rights

c)

Rights of the accused

d)

Right to live

3.

Choose one example of natural Rights.

a)

Right to love and be loved

b)

Right to vote

c)

Right to work

d)

Right to hold office in the governments

4.

These rights ensures the well being and economic security of the citizens.

a)

Constitutional rights

b)

Civil rights

c)

Political rights

d)

Social and economic rights

5.

These rights guaranteed by law to secure enjoyment of life and happiness for the citizens.

a)

Civil rights

b)

Political rights

c)

Natural Rights

d)

Social and economic rights

6.

This refers to the fundamental rights to which a person is entitled simply because he/she is a human being.

a)

Human rights

b)

Civil rights

c)

Rights of the accused

d)

Statutory rights

7.

Who are most likely the victims of the human rights abused?

a)

Children

b)

Men

c)

Women

d)

None of the above

8.

What commission whose main objective is to protect the citizens against the abuses of their human rights?

a)

Commission on Elections

b)

Commission on Human Rights

c)

Commission on Public Affairs

d)

Commission on Higher Education

9.

Who signed the executive order no. 163 which creates the commission on human rights in the Philippines?

a)

Corazon Aquino

b)

Joseph Estrada

c)

Ferdinand Marcos

d)

Manuel Roxas

10.

It is the membership of a person in a political community wherein he or she enjoys rights inherent to members of the said community.

a)

Citizenship

b)

Membership

c)

Fellowhip

d)

Naturalization

11.

These rights are intended to protect the citizens who are accused of a crime.

a)

Constitutional rights

b)

Civil rights

c)

Rights of the accused

d)

Statutory rights

12.

These are rights of the citizens to participate directly or indirectly in the operation and administration of the government.

a)

Human rights

b)

Fundamental rights

c)

Political rights

d)

Statutory rights

13.

Choose one example of the violation of human rights abuses.

a)

Torture

b)

Giving of privileges

c)

Speed trial

d)

Giving of benefits

14.

What will happen if someone will violate the Human Rights?

a)

Will be given reward

b)

Will be given punishment

c)

Will be given recognition

d)

Will be given money

15.

Why do violation of human rights exist?

a)

To serve the people

b)

To protect the people

c)

To abuse the people

d)

To punish the people

16.

The family is the basic unit of the society.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

This a voluntary loss of citizenship

a)

Expatriation

b)

Repatriation

c)

Jus sanguinis

d)

Jus soli

18.

Determines a child’s citizenship by the place of his/her birth

a)

Expatriation

b)

Repatriation

c)

Jus soli

d)

Jus sanguinis

19.

This citizenship can be granted by the congress to a Filipino who lost his/her citizenship.

a)

Expatriation

b)

Repatriation

c)

Jus soli

d)

Jus sanguinis

20.

Those who are born of Filipino parents or of mother and father are Filipino citizens.

a)

Expatriation

b)

Repatriation

c)

Jus soli

d)

Jus sanguinis

21.

A Korean who has been residing in the Philippines since 2005 can be considered a Filipino citizen.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

The child has the right to be born with dignity.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Naturalization is a process by which a person becomes citizen of the country.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

The Bill of Rights is a formal declaration of the fundamental rights of the people.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

The congress of the Philippines can grant citizenship to Filipinos who lose their citizenship.

a)

True

b)

False