WorksheetsREVIEWER PPG Q2
Total questions: 107
Worksheet time: 54mins
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Name:
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1. Which branch of government is headed by the President of the Philippines?
a)
A. Legislative
b)
B. Executive
c)
C. Judicial
d)
D. Local
3.
Who is the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines?
a)
A. Senate President
b)
B. Speaker of the House
c)
C. President
d)
D. Vice President
4.
What is the term of office of the President of the Philippines?
a)
A. Three years
b)
B. Four years
c)
C. Six years
d)
D. Nine years
5.
Which of the following is a qualification to become President of the Philippines?
a)
A. Must be 30 years old
b)
B. Must be 35 years old
c)
C. Must be 40 years old
d)
D. Must be 45 years old
6.
What is the highest cabinet position that approves national education policies?
a)
A. Secretary of Agriculture
b)
B. Secretary of Defense
c)
C. Secretary of Education
d)
D. Secretary of Finance
7.
Which government official takes over if both the President and Vice President cannot serve?
a)
A. Chief Justice
b)
B. Senate President
c)
C. Speaker of the House
d)
D. Cabinet Secretary
8.
Who approves or rejects key appointments made by the President?
a)
A. Commission on Appointments
b)
B. House of Representatives
c)
C. Supreme Court
d)
D. Local Government Code
9.
Which issuance of the President provides rules of general or permanent character?
a)
A. Administrative Order
b)
B. Executive Order
c)
C. Memorandum Order
d)
D. Proclamation
10.
. What power allows the President to deport foreigners from the Philippines?
a)
A. Power of appointment
b)
B. Power of ordinance
c)
C. Power over aliens
d)
D. Power of general supervision
11.
What is the primary duty of the Vice President according to the Constitution?
a)
A. Approve laws
b)
B. Supervise LGUs
c)
C. Assume presidency if needed
d)
D. Lead the judiciary
12.
Which local chief executive leads a barangay?
a)
A. Mayor
b)
B. Governor
c)
C. Punong Barangay
d)
D. Councilor
13.
What law gives autonomy to local governments in the Philippines?
a)
A. Constitution of 1935
b)
B. Constitution of 1973
c)
C. Local Government Code of 1991
d)
D. Executive Order No. 292
14.
Which cabinet secretary is responsible for the nation’s defense and military affairs?
a)
A. Secretary of Health
b)
B. Secretary of National Defense
c)
C. Secretary of Labor
d)
D. Secretary of Finance
15.
What is the maximum number of consecutive terms a local chief executive can serve?
a)
A. One term
b)
B. Two terms
c)
C. Three terms
d)
D. Four terms
16.
. Why is the Executive Branch important in governance?
a)
A. It creates laws
b)
B. It interprets laws
c)
C. It enforces laws
d)
D. It reviews laws
17.
What branch of government determines the constitutionality of laws?
a)
A. Executive
b)
B. Judiciary
c)
C. Legislative
d)
D. Cabinet
18.
Which is considered the highest court in the Philippines?
a)
A. Court of Appeals
b)
B. Regional Trial Court
c)
C. Supreme Court
d)
D. Sandiganbayan
19.
Who appoints the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?
a)
A. Congress
b)
B. President
c)
C. Senate
d)
D. Vice President
20.
Which court reviews decisions of the Regional Trial Courts?
a)
A. Court of Appeals
b)
B. Municipal Trial Court
c)
C. Sandiganbayan
d)
D. Shari’a Court
21.
What special court handles graft and corruption cases?
a)
A. Court of Tax Appeals
b)
B. Court of Appeals
c)
C. Sandiganbayan
d)
D. Supreme Court
22.
. What power allows the Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional?
a)
A. Adjudicating Power
b)
B. Incidental Power
c)
C. Judicial Review
d)
D. Legislative Power
23.
Which case demonstrated the judiciary’s adjudicating power by affirming the death penalty?
a)
A. Estrada v. Sandiganbayan
b)
B. People v. Echegaray
c)
C. Republic v. Sereno
d)
D. People v. Revilla
24.
What action allows the government to recover an office or franchise from someone unlawfully holding it?
a)
A. Certiorari
b)
B. Mandamus
c)
C. Prohibition
d)
D. Quo Warranto
25.
What type of courts have limited jurisdiction over minor cases like traffic violations?
a)
A. Municipal Trial Courts
b)
B. Regional Trial Courts
c)
C. Supreme Court
d)
D. Sandiganbayan
26.
. What court specifically resolves tax disputes and tariff cases?
a)
A. Court of Appeals
b)
B. Court of Tax Appeals
c)
C. Regional Trial Court
d)
D. Sandiganbayan
27.
Who holds the highest position in the Philippine Judiciary?
a)
A. Associate Justice
b)
B. Chief Justice
c)
C. Court Administrator
d)
D. Solicitor General
28.
What principle ensures that the judiciary is free from influence of other branches of government?
a)
A. Equality
b)
B. Fairness
c)
C. Independence
d)
D. Neutrality
29.
Which court has jurisdiction over labor disputes between employers and employees?
a)
A. National Labor Relations Commission
b)
B. Sandiganbayan
c)
C. Court of Appeals
d)
D. Court of Tax Appeals
30.
What case led to the removal of Chief Justice Sereno through a quo warranto petition?
a)
A. Republic v. Sereno
b)
B. Estrada v. Sandiganbayan
c)
C. People v. Echegaray
d)
D. People v. Ampatuan
31.
Why is an independent judiciary important in a democracy?
a)
A. To follow the President’s orders
b)
B. To ensure fair justice and protect rights
c)
C. To make laws for the people
d)
D. To collect taxes for the government
32.
What is the smallest political unit of the government in the Philippines?
a)
A. Sitio
b)
B. District
c)
C. Barangay
d)
D. City
33.
Who serves as the chief executive of the barangay?
a)
A. Barangay Kagawad
b)
B. Barangay Tanod
c)
C. SK Chairman
d)
D. Punong Barangay
34.
Which barangay official represents the youth in the barangay council?
a)
A. Barangay Tanod
b)
B. Barangay Kagawad
c)
C. SK Chairman
d)
D. Punong Barangay
35.
Who is responsible for maintaining peace and order in the barangay?
a)
A. Punong Barangay
b)
B. Barangay Kagawad
c)
C. Barangay Tanod
d)
D. SK Chairman
36.
Which official supervises programs, projects, and services in a municipality?
a)
A. Barangay Captain
b)
B. Municipal Mayor
c)
C. Provincial Governor
d)
D. City Mayor
37.
What is the role of the city government in delivering services?
a)
A. Handle small roads and footpaths
b)
B. Provide direct services and effective governance in urbanized areas
c)
C. Focus only on youth projects
d)
D. Only coordinate barangay assemblies
38.
.Which level of LGU oversees hospitals, schools, and provincial infrastructure?
a)
A. Barangay
b)
B. Municipality
c)
C. City
d)
D. Province
39.
What unit of the LGU provides supervision to municipalities and component cities?
a)
A. Barangay
b)
B. Province
c)
C. Municipality
d)
D. City
40.
Which government unit implements programs such as health stations and waste collection?
a)
A. Municipality
b)
B. Barangay
c)
C. Province
d)
D. City
41.
What is the main role of municipalities in relation to barangays?
a)
A. Build international partnerships
b)
B. Coordinate and deliver basic services to groups of barangays
c)
C. Replace barangay leaders
d)
D. Supervise national projects only
42.
Which official has supervision and control over all city government programs and projects?
a)
A. City Mayor
b)
B. Municipal Mayor
c)
C. Governor
d)
D. Barangay Captain
43.
.Who is the chief executive of the province?
a)
A. Mayor
b)
B. Governor
c)
C. Barangay Captain
d)
D. SK Chairman
44.
Which LGU level is tasked to coordinate province-wide disaster response?
a)
A. Barangay
b)
B. Municipality
c)
C. City
d)
D. Province
45.
What function does the barangay serve as per the Local Government Code?
a)
A. Primary planning and implementing unit of government policies in the community
b)
B. Main tax collector of the Philippines
c)
C. Only responsible for infrastructure projects
d)
D. Highest decision-making body in the LGU system
46.
Which LGU unit usually manages provincial high schools and colleges?
a)
A. Barangay
b)
B. Municipality
c)
C. City
d)
D. Province
47.
What are devices for filling a governmental office through choices made by the electorate?
a)
A. Elections
b)
B. Governance
c)
C. Politics
d)
D. Vote buying
48.
Why are elections important in a democratic country?
a)
A. Build legitimacy
b)
B. Provide representation
c)
C. Recruit leaders
d)
D. All of these
49.
Which is NOT a function of elections?
a)
A. Educate voters
b)
B. Influence policy
c)
C. Strengthen elites
d)
D. None of these
50.
What do you call a set of rules that governs the conduct of elections?
a)
A. Constitution
b)
B. Electoral System
c)
C. Laws
d)
D. Party-list System
51.
Which electoral system requires only a plurality of votes to win?
a)
A. Alternative Vote
b)
B. Mixed-member Proportional
c)
C. Second Ballot System
d)
D. Single-Member Plurality
52.
Which electoral system is performed in two phases to ensure majority vote?
a)
A. Alternative Vote
b)
B. Party-list System
c)
C. Second Ballot System
d)
D. Single-Transferable Vote
53.
Which voting method uses ranked preferences until a majority is reached?
a)
A. Alternative Vote
b)
B. Mixed-member Proportional
c)
C. Party-list System
d)
D. Second Ballot System
54.
Which system allows electors to cast two votes: one for a candidate and one for a party?
a)
A. Mixed-member Proportional
b)
B. Party-list System
c)
C. Single-Transferable Vote
d)
D. Supplementary Vote
55.
Which system uses a quota with flexible computation for minimum votes?
a)
A. Alternative Vote
b)
B. Mixed-member Proportional
c)
C. Party-list System
d)
D. Single-Transferable Vote
e)
Answer: D. Single-Transferable Vote
56.
Which system allows voters to choose parties instead of candidates?
a)
A. Alternative Vote
b)
B. Mixed-member Proportional
c)
C. Party-list System
d)
D. Second Ballot System
57.
Which Philippine law governs the Party-list System?
a)
A. Republic Act 7160
b)
B. Republic Act 7941
c)
C. Republic Act 9006
d)
D. Republic Act 9165
58.
Which electoral system is used in the Philippine Presidential election?
a)
A. Mixed-member Proportional
b)
B. Party-list System
c)
C. Single-Member Plurality
d)
D. Single-Transferable Vote
59.
Which is one main function of elections in linking government and people?
a)
A. Building legitimacy
b)
B. Encouraging voter apathy
c)
C. Strengthening elites
d)
D. Weakening representation
60.
Which political party was associated with President Rodrigo Duterte?
a)
A. Bagong Pilipinas
b)
B. Liberal Party
c)
C. Lakas–CMD
d)
D. PDP–Laban
61.
Which political ideology promotes equality and social justice through government policies?
a)
A. Conservatism
b)
B. Liberalism
c)
C. Populism
d)
D. Socialism
62.
What is referred to as the “third sector” of society, along with government and business?
a)
A. Business
b)
B. Civil Society
c)
C. Government
d)
D. Social Movements
63.
Which group performs service and humanitarian roles and brings citizen concerns to governments?
a)
A. Civil Society
b)
B. Non-Governmental Organizations
c)
C. Religious Groups
d)
D. Trade Unions
64.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of successful civil societies?
a)
A. Developed through an internal process
b)
B. Formed by people with shared interests
c)
C. One with the state and the market
d)
D. Separated from the market and state
65.
Who among the following would most likely be part of a community-based CSO?
a)
A. Farmers’ cooperative
b)
B. Lobbyist for a business firm
c)
C. Local government official
d)
D. National politician
66.
What type of CSO focuses on generosity and service without religious affiliation?
a)
A. Business CSO
b)
B. Community-Based CSO
c)
C. Philanthropic CSO
d)
D. Religious CSO
67.
Which type of CSO promotes workers’ rights and welfare?
a)
A. Expert CSO
b)
B. Government-Oriented CSO
c)
C. Philanthropic CSO
d)
D. Trade Union
68.
Which organization is an example of a Religious CSO?
a)
A. Greenpeace
b)
B. Philippine Red Cross
c)
C. Trade Union Congress of the Philippines
d)
D. Urban Land Reform Task Force
69.
What is the main role of civil society in good governance?
a)
A. Building social capital
b)
B. Ignoring policy-making
c)
C. Supporting corruption
d)
D. Weakening accountability
70.
Which CSO type acts based on scientific knowledge and expertise?
a)
A. Business CSO
b)
B. Community-Based CSO
c)
C. Expert CSO
d)
D. Religious CSO
71.
Which of the following is NOT considered a Civil Society Organization (CSO)?
a)
A. Business Corporation
b)
B. Parent-Teacher Association
c)
C. Religious Foundation
d)
D. Trade Union
72.
What does the term “social movement” refer to?
a)
A. A single individual’s protest
b)
B. A collective effort to create social change
c)
C. A government agency reform
d)
D. A business marketing campaign
73.
Which type of social movement seeks limited change in individuals?
a)
A. Alternative
b)
B. Redemptive
c)
C. Reformative
d)
D. Revolutionary
74.
Which type of social movement aims for total change in society?
a)
A. Alternative
b)
B. Redemptive
c)
C. Reformative
d)
D. Revolutionary
75.
During which stage of a social movement do leaders emerge and awareness grows?
a)
A. Coalescence
b)
B. Decline
c)
C. Institutionalization
d)
D. Preliminary
76.
Which stage marks the formalization of a social movement with organized structures and staff?
a)
A. Coalescence
b)
B. Decline
c)
C. Institutionalization
d)
D. Preliminary
77.
What is the Constitution?
a)
A. A simple law made by the people
b)
B. The supreme law that governs a nation
c)
C. A rule written by politicians
d)
D. A set of local government ordinances
78.
Why do we need a Constitution?
a)
A. To control the people’s rights
b)
B. To serve as the fundamental legal framework of a country
c)
C. To replace old traditions
d)
D. To limit freedom of citizens
79.
Who are considered the sovereign according to the Preamble?
a)
A. The government
b)
B. The president
c)
C. The Filipino people
d)
D. The judiciary
80.
What does “promote the common good” in the Preamble mean?
a)
A. Helping only government officials
b)
B. Creating laws that benefit all citizens
c)
C. Limiting the rights of people
d)
D. Following only one political party
81.
What does Article II, Section 1 of the 1987 Constitution state?
a)
A. The Philippines is a monarchy
b)
B. Sovereignty resides in the people
c)
C. The president holds all power
d)
D. The judiciary is the highest body
82.
What role does Article II, Section 13 emphasize?
a)
A. The importance of religion
b)
B. The vital role of the youth in nation-building
c)
C. The power of the military
d)
D. The rights of the elderly
83.
What is citizenship?
a)
A. Membership in a political society
b)
B. Employment under the government
c)
C. Ownership of land and property
d)
D. Participation in school activities
84.
What are the two main methods of acquiring citizenship?
a)
A. Jus soli and jus sanguinis
b)
B. Marriage and adoption
c)
C. Immigration and election
d)
D. Appointment and inheritance
85.
What does jus sanguinis mean?
a)
A. Citizenship by place of birth
b)
B. Citizenship by marriage
c)
C. Citizenship by blood relationship
d)
D. Citizenship by residence
86.
Who are natural-born citizens?
a)
A. Citizens who gained citizenship through marriage
b)
B. Citizens from birth without performing any act to acquire it
c)
C. Citizens by naturalization
d)
D. Citizens through employment
87.
What is naturalization?
a)
A. Losing citizenship
b)
B. Acquiring citizenship by renouncing a former one
c)
C. Voluntarily serving in the army
d)
D. Moving to another country for work
88.
What is dual citizenship?
a)
A. Citizenship in two or more countries
b)
B. Temporary residency in another nation
c)
C. A special visa status
d)
D. A ceremonial title
89.
Who are the citizens of the Philippines under the 1987 Constitution?
a)
A. Those whose fathers or mothers are Filipino citizens
b)
B. Those living abroad only
c)
C. Those with foreign parents
d)
D. Those who own businesses in the country
90.
What are the main obligations of a Filipino citizen?
a)
A. Traveling abroad
b)
B. Paying taxes, obeying laws, and showing loyalty
c)
C. Becoming a politician
d)
D. Serving in foreign armies
91.
Why is suffrage important in a democracy?
a)
A. It limits the people’s freedom
b)
B. It allows citizens to choose their leaders and hold them accountable
c)
C. It reduces government participation
d)
D. It weakens the government’s control
92.
Who defines youth as the transition from dependence of childhood to adulthood’s independence?
a)
A. Department of Education
b)
B. United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
c)
C. Commission on Higher Education
d)
D. National Youth Commission
93.
What age group does UNESCO consider as youth?
a)
A. Below 10 years old
b)
B. Between the age of leaving school and finding employment
c)
C. 30 years and above
d)
D. Senior citizens
94.
Which document emphasized the importance of youth participation in society and decision-making?
a)
A. Magna Carta for Women
b)
B. World Programme of Action for Youth
c)
C. Republic Act 1425
d)
D. Philippine Clean Air Act
95.
Who created the National Youth Commission (NYC)?
a)
A. Republic Act No. 7077
b)
B. Republic Act No. 8044
c)
C. Republic Act No. 9163
d)
D. Republic Act No. 1425
96.
What law recognizes the youth’s role in nation-building?
a)
A. Youth in Nation-Building Act
b)
B. Barangay Youth Act
c)
C. Sangguniang Kabataan Act
d)
D. Civic Welfare Training Act
97.
Which constitutional article emphasizes the duty of parents to rear the youth for civic efficiency and moral character?
a)
A. Article II, Section 12
b)
B. Article III, Section 7
c)
C. Article VI, Section 5
d)
D. Article XIV, Section 2
98.
What program allows students to serve through CWTS, LTS, or ROTC before graduation?
a)
A. Youth Congress Program
b)
B. National Service Training Program (NSTP)
c)
C. Young Leaders Congress
d)
D. Barangay Empowerment Program
99.
Which youth body allows those aged 15–18 to be elected at the barangay level?
a)
A. National Youth Parliament
b)
B. Sangguniang Kabataan (SK)
c)
C. National Service Training Program
d)
D. Kabataang Barangay Movement
e)
Option 1
100.
Who among the following is an example of a youth advocate in the Philippines?
a)
A. Manny Pacquiao
b)
B. Atty. Chel Diokno
c)
C. Kara David
d)
D. Any young leader promoting civic engagement
101.
What is one democratic attribute required for meaningful youth political participation?
a)
A. Authoritarian leadership
b)
B. Consultative involvement
c)
C. Passive participation
d)
D. Dependence on adults
102.
Which issue often prevents youth from active political involvement?
a)
A. High motivation
b)
B. Disillusionment with leadership
c)
C. Equal opportunity
d)
D. Full representation
103.
Who among the following is an example of a youth advocate in the Philippines?
a)
A. Manny Pacquiao
b)
B. Atty. Chel Diokno
c)
C. Kara David
d)
D. Any young leader promoting civic engagement
104.
Why is youth participation important in politics?
a)
A. It provides entertainment
b)
B. It limits civic duty
c)
C. It promotes social and political development
d)
D. It discourages leadership
105.
What value should be inculcated among youth according to the Constitution?
a)
A. Selfishness and competition
b)
B. Patriotism and nationalism
c)
C. Individualism
d)
D. Neutrality
106.
Which activity shows youth empowerment in action?
a)
OptiA. Ignoring community issues
b)
B. Organizing clean-up drives with SK
c)
C. Avoiding leadership roles
d)
D. Focusing only on social media
e)
on 1
107.
What phrase best describes empowered youth?
a)
A. Passive observers of society
b)
B. Active agents of change and nation-building
c)
C. Silent citizens
d)
D. Dependents of adults
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