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FINALS - POLITICAL ETHICS

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following is a core value of ethical leadership?

a)

Self-interest

b)

Integrity

c)

Nepotism

d)

Cronyism

2.

Ethical leadership primarily emphasizes:

a)

Accumulating power

b)

Serving the public good

c)

Avoiding transparency

d)

Favoring family members

3.

• Which value is essential for public officials to act within legal framework

a)

Transparency

b)

Patronage

c)

Impunity

d)

Rule of Law

4.

What does accountability in political ethics mean?

a)

Avoiding responsibility

b)

Being answerable for actions and decisions

c)

Using influence to evade laws

d)

Protecting corrupt practices

5.

Which of the following is NOT a common form of corruption in the Philippines?

a)

Graft

b)

Graft

c)

Cronyism

d)

Merit-based appointments

6.

What is "lagay" in the context of corruption?

a)

A form of tax

b)

Speed or grease money paid to facilitate transactions

c)

A government policy

d)

A judicial decision

7.

What is a major problem in the Philippine judicial system related to corruption?

a)

High salaries for judges

b)

Bribery for favorable rulings

c)

Excessive transparency

d)

Overstaffing

8.

What does "vote buying" refer to?

a)

Offering money or favors to influence election outcomes

b)

Purchasing election equipment

c)

Registering to vote

d)

Campaign advertising

9.

Which of these is a form of political corruption involving favoritism to relatives?

a)

Nepotism

b)

Extortion

c)

Racketeering

d)

Tax evasion

10.

Which of the following is a citizen action to fight corruption?

a)

Paying bribes to avoid delays

b)

Reporting corrupt officials to authorities

c)

Supporting nepotism

d)

Ignoring illegal activities

11.

Transparency in government can be promoted by:

a)

Demanding open access to public records

b)

Accepting non-transparent deals

c)

Avoiding public scrutiny

d)

Supporting patronage politics

12.

How can citizens participate in reducing corruption during elections?

a)

By buying votes

b)

By supporting political dynasties uncritically

c)

By voting based on candidate integrity and platforms

d)

By ignoring election processes

13.

Why is education important in combating corruption?

a)

It encourages tolerance of corruption

b)

It reduces citizen participation

c)

It promotes awareness of rights and ethical standards

d)

It supports patronage networks

14.

Which of the following is a consequence of oligarchic family dynasties in politics?

a)

Increased political competition

b)

State capture and concentration of power among few families

c)

Enhanced transparency

d)

Reduced corruption

15.

What can citizens do to promote ethical leadership?

a)

Demand accountability and transparency from leaders

b)

Support corrupt officials

c)

Ignore unethical behavior

d)

Accept patronage politics