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WORKSHEET 4 GRADE 11 AND 12 PHIL POL GOV

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many constitutions have effectively governed the Philippines?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

2.

Which was the first constitution of the Philippines?

a)

Biak-na-Bato Constitution

b)

Commonwealth Constitution

c)

Freedom Constitution

d)

Malolos Constitution

3.

Which body created the 1935 Constitution?

a)

Constitutional Assembly

b)

Constitutional Convention

c)

Congress

d)

People's Initiative

4.

Who became the first president of the Commonwealth government?

a)

Andres Bonifacio

b)

Carlos P. Garcia

c)

Emilio Aguinaldo

d)

Manuel Quezon

5.

What type of government did the 1973 Constitution provide?

a)

Constitutional Monarchy

b)

Presidential-Federal

c)

Presidential-Republic

d)

Semi-Presidential and Parliamentary

6.

Which is correct about the 1987 Constitution?

a)

It restored democracy.

b)

It installed an authoritarian leader.

c)

It prohibited proclamation of Martial Law.

d)

It legitimizes dictatorial government.

7.

No one is _ the law

a)

above

b)

below

c)

beneath

d)

under

8.

The preamble is derived from which latin word?

a)

preambule

b)

preambulara

c)

preambulare

d)

prembulare

9.

The Lower Chamber of the Congress of the Philippines is known by what name?

a)

Office of the President

b)

Senate

c)

House of Representatives

d)

Supreme Court

e)

Congress wo/men

10.

The 1987 Constitution is also known as the?

a)

Commonwealth Constitution

b)

Freedom Constitution

c)

Malolos Constitution

d)

Constitution during the Marcos Regime

11.

The 1935 Constitution is also known as the?

a)

Commonwealth Constitution

b)

Freedom Constitution

c)

Malolos Constitution

d)

Constitution during the Marcos Regime

12.

It is the right and obligation of a qualified citizens to vote in the election of certain national and local officials of the government and in the decision of public questions submitted to the people.

a)

Suffrage

b)

Sollage

c)

Suffocate

d)

Suffice

13.
What is the introduction to the Constitution called? 
a)
Articles of Confederation
b)
Declaration of Independence
c)
Bill of Rights
d)
Preamble
14.

Which was the first constitution of the Philippines?

a)

Malolos Constitution

b)

Constitution of Biak-na-Bato

c)

Tydings Mcduffie Act

d)

Philippine Second Commission

15.

The first Philippine Constitution was based on which country's constitution?

a)

US Constitution

b)

Spanish Constitution

c)

Cuban Constitution

d)

Chinese Constitution

16.

Which power is vested to the Philippine Congress?

a)

Power to interpret the law

b)

Power to enforce or administer the law

c)

Power to make, amend and repeal a law

d)

Power to apply the law

17.

Can an elementary graduate be eligible to run as a Representative?

a)

No, because the Constitution requires him to be at least a college graduate

b)

No, because the Constitution requires him to be a lawyer

c)

Yes, as long as he can read and write

d)

Yes, as long as he can graduated as Valedictorian

18.

What are the three (3) branches of the government?

a)

Senate, Congress, and Executive

b)

Local, National, and LGU

c)

Municipality, Local, and National

d)

Executive, Executive, and Judiciary

19.

What is the fundamental law of the land?

a)

Municipal Code

b)

Constitution

c)

Presidential Decree

d)

Barangay Ordinance

20.

Which is true about the 1943 Constitution?

a)

It was the first constitution of the Philippines.

b)

It was drafted by a Constitutional Assembly.

c)

It was Japanese-sponsored.

d)

It was called the "Freedom Constitution."

21.

One which is enacted by

a constituent assembly or granted by a monarch to

his subjects.

(a)  

22.

One which is a product of a

long period of development originating in customs,

traditions, judicial decisions etc, rather than from

deliberate and formal enactment

(a)  

23.

One which has been given

definite form at a particular time, usually by a

specially constituted authority called a

“constitutional convention” or “constitutional

commission”.

(a)  

24.

One which is entirely a

product of political evolution, consisting largely of a

mass of customs, usages, and judicial decisions.

(a)  

25.

One regarded as a document of

special sanctity, which can not be amended or

altered except by some special machinery other

than ordinary legislative process.

(a)