WorksheetsARPA 10 PRE - TEST
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Choose the correct answer. What is the term for a person’s status as a member of a community or state?
Citizenship
Naturalization
Jus sanguinis
Jus soli
Choose the correct answer. What is the legal process in court through which a foreigner who wishes to become a citizen of a country may do so?
Naturalization
Citizenship
Jus sanguinis
Jus soli
Choose the correct answer. Citizenship is based on the place where a person was born.
Jus soli
Naturalization
Jus sanguinis
Citizenship
Choose the correct answer. Citizenship of a person is based on the citizenship of one of his or her parents.
Jus sanguinis
Naturalization
Citizenship
Jus soli
Choose the correct answer. Where is the current basis of Filipino citizenship stated?
The Constitution
Naturalization
Jus sanguinis
Jus soli
Choose the correct answer. Which of the following is NOT a way for an individual to lose citizenship?
Working in another country for a year
Loss of the validity of naturalization
Taking an oath of allegiance to the constitution of another country
Failure to serve in the national armed forces during war
Choose all that apply. Which of the following are considered Filipino citizens according to the 1987 Constitution?
Those who were citizens of the Philippines when the Constitution was enacted
Those who became citizens according to law
Those whose father or mother is a citizen of the Philippines
Those born before January 17, 1973 to a Filipino father or mother who chose Philippine citizenship upon reaching the proper age
Choose the correct answer. Which of the following would NOT be considered a Filipino citizen according to the 1987 Constitution?
Cardo, who went through expatriation
Ador, who went through naturalization
Glen, whose parents are both Filipinos
Iola Flora, born on January 16, 1970 to a Filipino mother and who chose to be Filipino
Choose the correct answer. Which situation does NOT show an expanded concept of citizenship?
Rowel works abroad to meet his needs
Edna joins protest actions against government corruption
Angelo participates in participatory budgeting in his local government
Michael is active in a non-governmental organization building a road for the community
Choose the correct answer. Which statement shows a Filipino asserting his rights as a citizen?
Carlo is active in the peace and order committee of their barangay
Lea leaves it to barangay officials to decide which project must be done in their community
Protacio stands up for the grievances of oppressed people
Lea watches stories about human rights
Choose the correct answer. Why must a person ensure the legality of his or her citizenship in a country?
To have formal identification
To know his or her rights and duties
To be certain of performing duties and responsibilities
To receive the privileges that should be enjoyed
Choose the correct answer. Which shows “awareness, active involvement, and free defense of people’s human rights”?
Helping when disasters like typhoons and earthquakes strike
Joining people’s organizations such as Gabriela
Visiting local tourist spots before traveling abroad
Buying Filipino products and destroying foreign products
Choose the correct answer. Read the excerpt from the song titled “Panangutan”: “Walang sinuman ang nabubuhay para sa sarili lamang / Walang sinuman ang namamatay para sa sarili lamang / Tayo’y lahat ay may pananagutan sa isa’t-isa / Tayong lahat ay tinipon ng Diyos na kapiling N’ya.” What message does the song convey about the citizens of a country?
Equal rights and responsibilities must be given to all citizens throughout life
The common good can be achieved if the citizens support the country’s interests even without participation
Citizens are the guardians of the Constitution in the nation where they belong
Government and citizens must work together so citizens can attain change and national development
Choose the correct answer. “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.” – John F. Kennedy. What is the message of President Kennedy?
Every citizen has rights and duties
Citizens should work together to help the country progress
Citizens should always adhere to government policy and obey the authorities
Citizens should entrust everything to the government and expect solutions from it
Choose the correct answer. Where in the 1987 Philippine Constitution can you find provisions about citizens’ rights and duties?
Civil Society
Bill of Rights
CHR – Commission on Human Rights
Good Governance
Choose the correct answer. What government commission created by the Constitution investigates abuses committed by the government against Filipino citizens and is tasked with protecting human rights among all individuals in the country including foreigners?
Civil Society
Commission on Human Rights (CHR)
Good Governance
Bill of Rights
Choose the correct answer. What is a group separate from the State, composed of citizens who take part in protest actions, civic groups, and NGOs/People’s Organizations?
CHR
Civil Society
Democracy Index
Bill of Rights
Choose the correct answer. What concept refers to citizens having positions in government and taking part in decision-making and discussions of issues?
Magna Carta
Corruption
Social Rights
Civil Rights
Choose the correct answer. Which international document adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1948 lists individual human rights—civil, political, economic, social, and cultural?
The Constitution
UDHR or Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Participating Governance
Civil Society
Choose the correct answer. Which document was issued by King John I of England in 1215 acknowledging the rights of English citizens and limiting the powers of the king?
NGO
Magna Carta
Porto Alegre
People’s Organization
Choose the correct answer. Which refers to socio-economic rights that aim to ensure citizens’ welfare and security?
Civil Rights
Political Rights
Social Rights
Civil Society
Choose the correct answer. Which refers to political rights that relate to the rights and duties of citizens in relation to governance?
Social Rights
Political Rights
Civil Rights
Good Governance
