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Reviewer 3

Total questions: 121

Worksheet time: 3hrs 47mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The capital city of the Philipppines.

a)

Manila

b)

San Juan

2.

Process of assigning a group places to regions.

a)

Addition

b)

Regionalization

3.

Part of a large land area that covers some municipalities

a)

Province

b)

City

4.

A provincial government leader that legislates laws to be implemented in the province

a)

Governor

b)

Mayor

5.

The only region in the Philippines that is not composed of different specific

a)

NCR

b)

ARMM

6.

Total number of Regions in the Philippines

a)

20

b)

17

7.

Total number of Regions in Luzon

a)

8

b)

12

8.

Total number of Regions in Mindanao

a)

6

b)

3

9.

Who is the President responsible for the Presidential Decree No. 1?

a)

Ferdinand Marcos

b)

Rodrigo Duterte

10.

The 3 main islands of the Philippines

a)

Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao

b)

Africa, Asia, Europe

11.

What is the country’s overall policy making body for the preservation, development and promotion of Philippine arts and culture?

a)

NCCA

b)

NHCP

c)

KWF

d)

PETA

12.

This is the law that enabled the government to recognize Filipinos who have made outstanding contribution to Philippine Arts and Letters.

a)

Executive Order No. 118

b)

Presidential Proclamation No. 1001 s. 1972

c)

Presidential Proclamation No. 1005 s. 1973

d)

Republic Act 7356

13.

What is the country’s repository of archaeological artifacts, national treasures, and rare specimens found and produced in the country?

a)

Komisyon ng Wikang Filipino

b)

National Museum of the Philippines

c)

National Historical Commission of the Philippines

d)

Cultural Center of the Philippines

14.

What is the agency responsible for bringing together the different arts from the regions to the entire country and the whole world?

a)

National Commission for Culture and the Arts

b)

National Historical Commission of the Philippines

c)

Cultural Center of the Philippines

d)

National Museum of the Philippines

15.

Alessandra wants to do some research about some treaties related to the Spanish and American Colonialization. To which agency will she check some copies of these documents?

a)

National Library of the Philippines

b)

National Archives of the Philippines

c)

Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino

d)

National Museum of the Philippines

16.

1. The Philippines is visited by an average of ____________________ typhoons every year.

a)

10

b)

20

c)

30

d)

40

17.

2. The Philippines is prone to tropical cyclones due to its _________________.

a)

Bodies of water

b)

Landforms

c)

Geographical location

d)

Mountain ranges

18.

4. The term _____________ is used in Indian Ocean and Southwest Pacific.

a)

Cyclones

b)

Typhoons

c)

Hurricanes

d)

Tornadoes

19.

10. Typhoons normally formed within_____________ latitude of North and South of the Equator.

a)

5-15 degrees

b)

15-25 degrees

c)

5-25 degrees

d)

15-35 degrees

20.

How many regions are there in the Philippines?

a)

7

b)

12

c)

20

d)

17

21.

A term that is made up of different provinces grouped together.

a)

Barangay

b)

Province

c)

Region

d)

Country

22.

The regions are divided into smaller areas, called?

a)

Province

b)

Barangay

c)

Country

d)

City

23.

Towns and cities are divided into smaller areas or units is called ____?

a)

Province

b)

Barangays

c)

Country

d)

Region

24.

How many provinces are there in the Philippines?

a)

18

b)

100

c)

81

d)

17

25.

Region 1 is also known as (a)   .

26.

How many provinces are there in Region 1?

a)

10

b)

4

c)

6

d)

2

27.

Click all the provinces of Region 1.

a)

La Union

b)

Ilocos Sur

c)

Pampanga

d)

Pangasinan

e)

Ilocos Norte

28.

How many cities are there in ilocos region?

a)

81

b)

15

c)

9

d)

10

29.

Where is the location of Ilocos Region in the Philippines?

a)

Northeastern coast of Visayas

b)

Northwestern coast of Luzon

c)

Northwestern coast of Mindanao

d)

Northeastern coast of Luzon

30.

What is the capital city of Ilocos Norte?

a)

Laoag City

b)

San Fernando City

c)

Vigan City

d)

Dagupan City

31.

How many municipalities does Ilocos norte has?

a)

21

b)

22

c)

23

d)

24

32.

Give 5 main products of Region 1.

4 lines
33.

How many cities are there in Ilocos Norte?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

34.

Give 1 tourist spots in ilocos norte.

4 lines
35.

What is the capital city of Ilocos Sur?

a)

Laoag City

b)

Dagupan City

c)

Vigan City

d)

San Fernando City

36.

How many cities are there in Ilocos Sur?

a)

2

b)

1

c)

3

d)

4

37.

What is the fabric that uses fibers extracted from leaves?

a)

abaca

b)

pina

c)

jusi

38.

Who wore a hand-embroidered wedding gown from the Philippines?

a)

Queen Victoria

b)

Queen Elizabeth I

c)

Queen Mary

39.

What is the embroidery capital of the Philippines?

a)

Lumban, Laguna

b)

Bocaue, Bulacan

c)

Taal, Batangas

40.

Which province is known as the center of embroidery in the Philippines?

a)

Bocaue, Bulacan

b)

Lumban, Laguna

c)

Taal, Batangas

41.

Who introduced and made embroidery flourish in the Philippines?

a)

Spanish monks

b)

Filipino ancestors

c)

Spanish missionary nuns

42.

What is the most expensive embroidered product sold in Europe during the 1800's?

a)

Table linen

b)

Handkerchief

c)

Scarf

43.

What is the cloth that uses fibers from a plant that resembles a banana plant?

a)

Abaca

b)

Jusi

c)

pina

44.

What is the city in NCR that is known with the biggest shoe in the world.It is known that starts with M

a)

Marinduque

b)

Makati

c)

Marikina

45.

Which continent can we find Namibia and Zamibia?

a)

Asia

b)

Africa

c)

North Ameica

d)

South America

46.

What is an archipelago?

a)

a body of water

b)

a big solid land

c)

an expanse of water with many scattered islands

d)

a group of people living in different islands

47.

How many islands make up the Philippine archipelago?

a)

7,170

b)

1, 117

c)

1,707

d)

7107

48.

_______ is something found in nature that people can use to meet their needs.

a)

Natural Resources

b)

Regionalization

c)

Tourism

49.

_______ is the act of dividing the country into different regions.

a)

Natural Resources

b)

Regional Center

c)

Regionalization

50.

What is the biggest group of islands in the Philippines

a)

Luzon

b)

Visayas

c)

Mindanao

51.

What is the most important crop in Region I

a)

Palay

b)

Corn

c)

Sugarcane

52.

The Hundred Island is located in what province?

a)

Ilocos Sur

b)

Pangasinan

c)

La Union

53.

It is known as the “Boracay of the North”

a)

Baguio

b)

Boracay

c)

Pagudpud

54.

_______ is the longest and largest river in the country

a)

Pasig River

b)

Cagayan River

c)

Agusan River

55.

La Union

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

56.

Pangasinan

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

57.

Ilocos Sur

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

58.

Batanes

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

59.

Cagayan

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

60.

Isabela (province)

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

61.

Aurora (province)

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

62.

Bataan

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

63.

Bulacan

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

64.

Nueva Ecija

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

65.

Pampanga

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

66.

Tarlac

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

67.

Zambales

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

68.

Aurora (province)

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

69.

Aurora (province)

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

70.

One of the natural resources is water. The energy that comes from water is called ___________.

a)

wind power

b)

hydropower

c)

coal power

d)

none of the above

71.

Pangasinan (Bangus Capital of the Philippines) is part of ______________ Region.

a)

Ilocos

b)

Central Visayas

c)

NCR

72.

Cebu is part of Central Visayas and it is known as ______________.

a)

central of Business Process Outsourcing

b)

rice production

c)

sardines production

73.

Where can we find the Philippine Eagle Center and Durian Plantation?

a)

Zamboanga Peninsula

b)

CALABARZON

c)

Davao

74.

It is the only region that has no provinces.

a)

National Capital Region

b)

Western Visayas

c)

CALABARZON

75.

This region is a peninsula that is mostly surrounded by waters that's why it is considered as a primary source for fish products such as sardines.

a)

Eastern Visayas

b)

Davao

c)

Zamboanga

76.

Guimaras (Mango Capital of the Philippines) is in _______________.

a)

Easter Visayas

b)

Central Visayas

c)

Western Visayas

77.

Philippines is an archipelago located in?

a)

Southeast Asia

b)

East Asia

c)

Central Asia

d)

Western Asia

78.

Which bodies of water is located in the east of the Philippines?

a)

Celebes Sea

b)

Philippine Sea

c)

Pacific Ocean

d)

Indian Ocean

79.

Which sea is in the western part of the Philippines and is renamed by the Philippine government as the West Philippine Sea?

a)

South China Sea

b)

Philippine Sea

c)

Celebes Sea

d)

Sulu Sea

80.

What country is found on the northern part of the Philippines?

a)

Malaysia

b)

Taiwan

c)

Thailand

d)

Indonesia

81.

__________ is an energy resource that WILL run out in the next several hundred years.

a)

Renewable Energy

b)

Fossil Fuels

c)

Nonrenewable Energy

82.

Solar Power is a __________ energy resource.

a)

Renewable

b)

Non renewable

83.

Energy that uses heat that comes from within the Earth is called

a)

Geophysical

b)

Geography

c)

Geothermal

d)

Geographic

84.
___________ is the protection, preservation, management, or restoration of natural resources.
a)
Conservation
b)
Fossil fuels
c)
Coal
d)
Renewable resources
85.

Total number of Regions in Luzon

a)

8

b)

12

86.

Total number of Regions in Mindanao

a)

6

b)

3

87.

Which group has the correct examples of endemic species in the Philippines?

a)

a. Philippine Cockatoo, Asiatic Black Bear, Black-striped Weasel, Visayan Warty Pig, Bourrete's Horseshoe Bat

b)

b. Palawan Peacock-Pheasant, Philippine Crocodile, Rafflesia Species, Philippine Tarsier, Asiatic Golden Cat

c)

c. The Philippine Eagle, The Philippine Tarsier, The Philippine Duck, Tamaraw

d)

d. Negros Bleeding-heart Dove, Tamaraw, Asiatic Golden Cat, Palawan Peacock-Pheasant

88.

It's a type of biodiversity which refers to the variety of ecosystems or habitats in a given region.

a)

a. Genetic Biodiversity

b)

b. Ecosystem Biodiversity

c)

c. Species Biodiversity

d)

d. Functional biodiversity

89.

The Philippines is one of the world's top producers of this mineral deposit. With deposits found in Benguet, Masbate, and Surigao del Norte.

a)

a. chromite

b)

b. nickel

c)

c. copper

d)

d. gold

90.

The Philippines is of the largest producers of this mineral deposit in the world, with vast reserves located in Surigao del Norte, Palawan and Zambalez. It is used in various industries, including stainless steel production.

a)

a. chromite

b)

b. nickel

c)

c. copper

d)

d. gold

91.

It involves the extraction, management, and processing of naturally occuring solid minerals from the earth's surface.

a)

a. Mining Industry

b)

b. Metal elements

c)

c. Mineral resources

d)

d. Responsible and sustainable resource extraction.

92.

It is used to generate electricity in the Philippines. It converts organic materials into energy, contributing to rural development.

a)

a. Hydropower

b)

b. Renewable energy sources

c)

c. Biomass power plants

d)

d. Net Metering

93.

Next to the United States, the Philippines is the second- largest producer of this kind of energy in the world. They are mainly located in the Visayas and Mindanao regions.

a)

a. renewable resources

b)

b. geothermal power

c)

c. hydroelectric power

d)

d. sustainable energy

94.

The Philippines' location above the equator gives its tropical climate.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

95.

It is where the most active volcanoes can be found and many earthquakes occur in this area.

a)

Coral Triangle

b)

Pacific Ring of Fire

c)

Bermuda Triangle

96.

Who is known as "The King of the Philippine Cinema?"

a)

Koko Martin

b)

Eddie Garcia

c)

Dolphy

d)

Fernando Poe Jr.

97.

What does EDSA stand for?

a)

Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue

b)

Eddie Daan Sa Avenue

c)

Eddie Delos Santos Avenue

d)

Epifanio Dela Soledad Avenue

98.

What is the national flower of the Philippines?

a)

Orchid

b)

Ilang-ilang

c)

Sampaguita

d)

Rosal

99.

What is the fundamental law of the land?

a)

Municipal Code

b)

Constitution

c)

Presidential Decree

d)

Barangay Ordinance

100.

What is the national animal of the Philippines?

a)

Carabao

b)

Askal

c)

Cow

d)

Kuwago

101.

What is the oldest city in the Philippines?

a)

Davao

b)

Butuan

c)

Ilo-ilo

d)

Cebu

102.

Everything around us that are only created by God.

a)

Unnatural Resources

b)

Natural Resources

c)

Mineral Resources

d)

Forest Resources

103.

It is the study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these, including the distribution of populations and resources, land use, and industries.

a)

Geology

b)

Geography

c)

Geometry

d)

None of the above

104.

Click the best answer.

It includes waters up to a distance of 12 nautical milesfrom the baseline wherethestateisfreeto set laws and useresources.

a)

Territorial Waters

b)

Contiguous Zone

c)

Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)

d)

Continental Shelf

105.

Click the best answer.

It extends beyond the 200 miles of EEZ but may not extend beyond the 350 nautical miles. The state has exclusive control on the resources.

a)

Territorial Waters

b)

Contiguous Zone

c)

Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)

d)

Continental Shelf

106.

Click the best answer.

It is an international agreement was reached regarding the rights and responsibilities of the countries in the world in theuse ofthe oceans and water forms intheir respective territories.

a)

Archipelagic Doctrine

b)

United Nations Convention ontheLaw ofthe Sea (UNCLOS)

c)

Maritime Territories

d)

Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)

107.

Click the best answer.

A provision of this constitution declares Batanes Islands

as part of the Philippine territory.

a)

1935

Constitution

b)

1973 Constitution

c)

Presidential Decree No. 1596

d)

1987 Constitution

108.

Click the best answer.

President Ferdinand Marcos signed a decree declaring the Kalayaan Island Group (KIG) which were constituted as a distinct and separate municipality of the Province of Palawan.

a)

1935

Constitution

b)

1973 Constitution

c)

Presidential Decree No. 1596

d)

1987 Constitution

109.

Click the best answer.

The territory of the Philippines comprises the Philippine archipelago, withall the islands and waters embraced therein, and all other territories consisting ofits terrestrial, fluvial, and aerial domains.

a)

1935

Constitution

b)

1973 Constitution

c)

Presidential Decree No. 1596

d)

1987 Constitution

110.

Click the best answer.

The territory of the Philippines was determined

based on its legal and historical rights.

a)

1935

Constitution

b)

1973 Constitution

c)

Presidential Decree No. 1596

d)

1987 Constitution

111.

Click the best answer.

It is the air and sky above the lands, seas and internal waters

a)

Seabed

b)

Subsoil

c)

Aerial Domain

d)

Insular Shelves

112.

Click the best answer.

It is the land at the bottom of the sea or ocean.

a)

Seabed

b)

Subsoil

c)

Aerial Domain

d)

Insular Shelves

113.

Click the best answer.

It is part of the sea that extends 12 nautical miles from the low water mark.

a)

Seabed

b)

Subsoil

c)

Territorial Seas

d)

Internal Seas

114.

Fossil fuels are formed from:

a)

the remains of dead organisms that were trapped in sedimentary rock

b)

frozen remains of plants that underwent heat and pressure

c)

burning mummified bones

115.

Which region does Cagayan de Oro City belong?

a)

Western Mindanao (Region 9)

b)

Northern Mindanao (Region 10)

c)

CARAGA Region

d)

Central Visayas (Region 7)

116.

Pangasinan

a)

Central Luzon

(Region III)

b)

Bicol Region

(Region V)

c)

Cagayan Valley

(Region II)

d)

Ilocos Region

(Region I)

117.

What part of the 1987 Philippine Constitution talks about the nation's territory?

a)

Article 1

b)

Article 2

c)

Article 3

d)

Article 4

118.

What is the newest region in the Philippines?

a)

National Capital Region

b)

Caraga Region

c)

Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

d)

CALABARZON

119.

What region has the highest number of provinces?

a)

Central Luzon

b)

Eastern Visayas

c)

MIMAROPA

d)

Western Visayas

120.

Excluding the National Capital Region, which region in the Philippines has the highest number of citiies?

a)

BARMM

b)

CALABARZON

c)

CAR

d)

MIMAROPA

121.

Using resources at at rate which ensures those resources will be around for future generations is called:

a)

Ecological Deficit

b)

Ecological Footprint

c)

Biocapacity

d)

Sustainability