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Laws 1.1 & 1.2 for my boo

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Government branch that makes law

a)

Judiciary

b)

Legislative

c)

Executive

2.

Government branch that evaluates the law

a)

Judiciary

b)

Legislative

c)

Executive

3.

Government branch that enforces the law

a)

Judiciary

b)

Legislative

c)

Executive

4.

Foundation of Philippine law

a)

1983 Philippine Constitution

b)

1987 Philippine's Constitution

c)

1987 Philippine Constitution

d)

1985 Philippine Constitution

5.

Why laws created?

a)

To have order

b)

To uphold Philippine Governance

c)

Top uphold the Constitution

d)

To uphold the Governance

6.

Laws enacted during Martial law

a)

Commonwealth Acts

b)

Presidential Decrees (PD)

c)

Republic Acts (RA)

d)

Acts

7.

Laws enacted when the Philippines is under Commonwealth government

a)

Republic Acts

b)

Commonwealth Acts (CAs)

c)

Presidential Decrees (PD)

d)

Acts

8.

Laws enacted when the Philippine government is under the US sovereignty

a)

Acts

b)

Presidential Decrees (PD)

c)

Commonwealth Acts (CAs)

d)

Republic Acts (RAs)

9.

Laws enacted at the current Philippine form of government

a)

Commonwealth Acts (CAs)

b)

Presidential Decrees (PD)

c)

Acts

d)

Republic Acts (RAs)

10.

. Torrens Title is also called Certificate of Ownership

a)

True

b)

False

c)

hehe maybe

11.

when the Philippines was on semipresidential republic

a)

Presidential Decrees (PD)

b)

Batas Pambansa (BP)

c)

Acts

d)

Commonwealth Acts (CAs)

12.

• L.G. Perez Law and Realty-Philippines defined ___________ as a judicial or administrative proceeding whereby a person’s claim of ownership over a particular land is determined and confirmed or recognized so that such land and the ownership thereof may be recorded in a public registry

a)

Land Registration

b)

Land Confirmation

c)

Land Entry

d)

Land Prerequisite

13.

Land Classifications of 1987 Philippine Constitution

a)

Forest or timber

b)

Agricultural lands

c)

Mineral lands

d)

National Parks

e)

indigenous lands

14.

A method of registering titles to real estate, designed by Sir ______________________ (1814-1884) of South Australia

The state creates and maintains a register of land holdings that serves as the conclusive evidence of title of the person recorded as the owner

a)

Torrents System

b)

Torrens System

c)

Digestive System

d)

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15.

Government agency where filing of land title application is made thru judicial proceedings

a)

Supreme Court

b)

DENR

c)

Trial Court

d)

Regional Trial court

16.

Government agency where filing of land title application can made thru administrative proceedings

a)

DENR/Trial Court

b)

DAR/DENR

c)

DENR/NICP

d)

DAR/Trial Court

17.

Government agency to apply titling of untitled residential land thru administrative proceedings

a)

DAR

b)

NICP

c)

GGEZ

d)

DENR

18.

Government agency to apply titling of untitled agricultural land thru administrative proceedings

a)

DAR

b)

NICP

c)

DENR

d)

NGCP

19.

Government agency to apply titling of untitled agricultural land covered by agrarian reform

a)

SOLECO

b)

DENR

c)

DAR

d)

NICP

20.

Government agency to apply titling of untitled alienable & disposable (A & D) land that belongs to Indigenous People

a)

NICP

b)

DENR

c)

DAR

d)

mwamwamwa my abunjing abunjinh

21.

Which of the following is NOT the function(s) of Bureau of

Internal Revenue (BIR)?

a)

Receives payments of estate tax, capital gains tax, documentary stamp

b)

Issues transfer’s fee and tax clearance

c)

Computes/examine estate tax, capital gains tax, documentary stamp to be due

d)

Issues certificate authorizing registration of property

22.

Which of the following is NOT the function(s) of the Registry of Deeds (ROD)?

a)

Request for cancellation of mortgage, liens, and any encumbrances on title

b)

Register any deeds or court order

c)

Issue/release owner’s copy of title

d)

Check authenticity of title owner’s copy

23.

Which of the following is the result of land registration thru administrative proceedings?

a)

Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT)

b)

Patent

c)

Original Certificate of Title (OCT)

d)

Decree

24.

Check authenticity of title owner’s copy

• See annotations or any clouds on title

• Register any deeds or court order

• Issue/release owner’s copy of title

• Record annotations on title

a)

Provincial Assessor's office

b)

Local Treasurer's office

c)

Registry of Deeds

d)

Municipal Assessor's office

25.

Receives payment of property tax and transfer’s fee

• Issues tax clearance

• Issues transfer’s fee

a)

Bureau of Internal Revenue

b)

Local Treasurer's office

c)

Municipal Assessor’s Office

d)

Provincial Assessor’s Office

26.

• Provides true copy of tax declaration

• Issues certificate of improvement

• Issues landholdings of owner within the municipality (if registered owner is deceased)

a)

Bureau of Internal Revenue

b)

Local Treasurer's office

c)

Municipal Assessor's office

d)

Provincial Assessor's office

27.

• Issues landholdings of owner within the province (if registered owner is deceased)

• Provides true copy of tax declaration of all landholdings of the registered owner within the province

a)

Municipal Assessor’s Office

b)

Local Treasurer’s Office

c)

Provincial Assessor’s Office

d)

Bureau of Internal Revenue

28.

• Computes/examine estate tax, capital gains tax, documentary stamp to be due

• Receives payments of estate tax, capital gains tax, documentary stamp

• Issues certificate authorizing registration

a)

Local Treasurer's office

b)

Bureau of Internal Revenue

c)

Local Assessor's office

d)

Provincial Assessor's office