WorksheetsE#2 Fundamentals of Political Science
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Refers to the principle and law of the state.
Ideology
Ordinances
Proclamation
Constitution
Citizens by birth can be classified into two- Jus Solis and Jus Sanguinis. Which of them best describe the blood relation of a child to his parents?
Jus Sanguinis
Jus Solis
Known as the "Ideal Law". Its principle is that men are pre-loaded with an idea on what is good and bad.
Divine Law
Natural Law
Common Law
Psychological Law
Which of the following is NOT a source of law?
Proclamations
Treaties
Public Relations
Ordinances
This type of law talked about the guilt rather than negligence.
Administrative Law
Criminal Law
Civil Law
Corporate Law
Form of a democratic government wherein the executive and legislative has a very close connection. Parties with the greatest representation gets to form the government.
Parliament Procedure
Parliamentary Government
Parliament House
Parllamentary Government
Democracy's famous definition is:
"Government of the people, by the people, (a) the people."
According to Aristotle, abusive exercise of power of a Monarch leads to _______.
Tyranny
Anarchy
Dictatorship
war
In a Presidential Government, power is divided into three- Legislative, Executive, and ________.
Judiciary
Juridical
Juris
Jure
A legal relationship of a person to a country.
Civils
Citizenship
Nationality
Politikos
Laika was born in America. Her parents are both Filipinos. Is she a natural born Filipino citizen?
YES
NO
This version of the Philippine constitution promotes social justice, human rights, and civil liberties.
1973
1987
1986
1943
Which of the following is NOT an importance of law.
Maintain peace and order
Impose rules and regulations
Protect human rights and citizen's freedom
Limits the power of government to avoid greediness.
None of the above
Foreigners can be a citizen of the Philippines through naturalization.
True
False
One of the forms of government wherein the power in vested to only one person.
Aristocracy
Presidential
Monarchy
Parliament
