1.

Which one is NOT among the Constitutionally mandated grounds for impeachment of
impeachable officials:
a. culpable violation of the Constitution;
b. treason, bribery, graft and corruption and other high crimes;
c. betrayal of public trust;
d. culpable violation of the duty to be at all times accountable to the people.
2. Which is NOT an impeachable public officer:
a. a justice of the Supreme Court;
b. a commissioner of the Comelec;
c. the administrator of the Supreme Court;
d. the Ombudsman.
3. Which has the exclusive power to initiate all cases of impeachment:
a. the Senate;
b. the House of Representatives;
c. the Senate President;
d. the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
4. The three essential parts of a Constitution are:
a. the bill of rights, governmental organization and functions, and method of
amendment;
b. the preamble, the bill of rights, and provisions on checks and balances;
c. the national territory, the declaration of principles and state policies, and the
transitory provisions;
d. the executive department, the legislative department and the judiciary.
5. The primary source of the objectives of education in the Philippines at present is the
________. 31 b
a. Report of the Monroe Commission
b. Philippine Constitution
c. Tydings-McDuffie Act
d. The Swanson Report
6. 8) What right and duty do Filipinos exercise when they participate in ratfying a proposed
constitution? C
a. Citizenship
b. Habeas Corpus
c. Suffrage
d. Bill of Rights
7. 9) Martial law remained in force until 1981 under Procalamation # ________. A
a. 1081
b. 1425
c. 9994
d. 7610
8. 18) The fulfillment of the collective needs to the human species, including global society,
is to pursue ________.A
a. public interests
b. common good
 c. justice
d. political will
9. 19) This is the determination of the government to relate to what is perceived as
beneficial to public interests acts to implement its decision on such in order to achieve a
better future for its citizens. D
a. public interests
b. common good
c. justice
d. political will
10. 23) What form of government did we have when President Aguinaldo proclaimed the
Philippine Independence on June 12, 1898? A
a. Dictatorial
b. Revolutionary
c. Freedom
d. Presidential
11. 26) Violation of human rights is a violation of the _________ of the person. A
a. dignity
b. intelligence
c. will
d. freedom
12. 27) The Law that led to the granting of ten-year transition period is called? B
a. Hare-Hawes Cutting Bill
b. Tydings-McDuffies Law
c. Parity Rights
d. Independence Law
13. 37) Which order of government correctly sequences what happened during the American
regime? B
a. Civil, Military, Commonwealth
b. Military, Civil, Commonwealth
c. Civil, Commonwealth, Military
d. Military, Commonwealth, Civil
14. 50) These are the only officials removable by Impeachment. A
a. The President, Vice-President, members of the Supreme Court, members of the
Constitutional Commissions, and the Ombudsman.
b. The President, Vice-President, members of the Supreme Court, members of the
Constitutional Commissions, and the Senators.
c. The President, Vice-President, members of the Supreme Court, members of the
Constitutional Commissions, and the members of the House of Representatives.
d. The President, Vice-President, members of the Supreme Court, members of the
Constitutional Commissions, and the members of the House of Representatives, the
Senators, and the Ombudsman.
 15. 23) The principle of checks and balances is intended to maintain balance among
executive, legislative and judicial departments of the government. Which one is a check
on the executive department by the judiciary? C
a. Determining the salaries of the President and the Vice President.
b. Declaring a legislative measure unconstitutional.
c. Declaring an act of the President unconstitutional.
d. Impeaching the President

16. The term that refers to the class of Filipinos who were free and independent:

a.  timawa
b.  maharlika
c.  aliping namamahay
d.  aliping saguiguilid

This was the meeting held between the Magdiwang and Magdalo factions of the Katipunan
at Cavite on March 22, 1897.

a. Tejeros Convention
b. Malolos Convention
c. 1934 Constitutional Convention
d. 1971 Constitutional Convention 

44. This law promised Philippine independence after 10 years, but reserved several military
and naval bases for the United States, as well as imposing tariffs and quotas on Philippine
exports. It was also the first US law passed for the decolonization of the Philippines.

a. Tydings- McDuffie Act

b. Jones Law
c. Hare- Hawes- cutting Act
d. Treaty of Paris

. Jones Law of 1916 became popularly known in the Philippines as 

a.  Philippine Independence Law 

b.  Organic Act for the Philippines
c.  Philippine Autonomy Act
d.  Phil-American Trade Act

. In which order did the previous Phil. Republics come?

I)  the Phil. Republic under the Malolos Constitution

II)  the Phil. Republic  under  Japanese-sponsored Constitution
III)  the  Phil. Republic under 1935 Constitution
a) I, II, III
b) II, III, I
c) I, III, II
d) III, II, I

1. The totality of governmental power is contained in three great powers:

a. police power, power of sequestration, power of foreign policy;
b. power of immigration, municipal power, legislative power;
c. executive power, legislative power, judicial power;
d. police power, power of eminent domain, power of taxation.
1. Which one is NOT among the Constitutionally mandated grounds for impeachment of
impeachable officials:
a. culpable violation of the Constitution;
b. treason, bribery, graft and corruption and other high crimes;
c. betrayal of public trust;
d. culpable violation of the duty to be at all times accountable to the people.
2. Which is NOT an impeachable public officer:
a. a justice of the Supreme Court;
b. a commissioner of the Comelec;
c. the administrator of the Supreme Court;
d. the Ombudsman.
3. Which has the exclusive power to initiate all cases of impeachment:
a. the Senate;
b. the House of Representatives;
c. the Senate President;
d. the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
4. The three essential parts of a Constitution are:
a. the bill of rights, governmental organization and functions, and method of
amendment;
b. the preamble, the bill of rights, and provisions on checks and balances;
c. the national territory, the declaration of principles and state policies, and the
transitory provisions;
d. the executive department, the legislative department and the judiciary.
5. The primary source of the objectives of education in the Philippines at present is the
________.
a. Report of the Monroe Commission
b. Philippine Constitution
c. Tydings-McDuffie Act
d. The Swanson Report
6. What right and duty do Filipinos exercise when they participate in ratfying a proposed
constitution?
a. Citizenship
b. Habeas Corpus
c. Suffrage
d. Bill of Rights
7. Martial law remained in force until 1981 under Procalamation # ________.
a. 1081
b. 1425
c. 9994
d. 7610
8. The fulfillment of the collective needs to the human species, including global society, is to
pursue ________.
a. public interests
 b. common good
c. justice
d. political will
9. This is the determination of the government to relate to what is perceived as beneficial to
public interests acts to implement its decision on such in order to achieve a better future for
its citizens.
a. public interests
b. common good
c. justice
d. political will
10. What form of government did we have when President Aguinaldo proclaimed the Philippine
Independence on June 12, 1898?
a. Dictatorial
b. Revolutionary
c. Freedom
d. Presidential
11. Violation of human rights is a violation of the _________ of the person.
a. dignity
b. intelligence
c. will
d. freedom
12. The Law that led to the granting of ten-year transition period is called?
a. Hare-Hawes Cutting Bill
b. Tydings-McDuffies Law
c. Parity Rights
d. Independence Law
13. Which order of government correctly sequences what happened during the American
regime?
a. Civil, Military, Commonwealth
b. Military, Civil, Commonwealth
c. Civil, Commonwealth, Military
d. Military, Commonwealth, Civil
14. These are the only officials removable by Impeachment.
a. The President, Vice-President, members of the Supreme Court, members of the
Constitutional Commissions, and the Ombudsman.
b. The President, Vice-President, members of the Supreme Court, members of the
Constitutional Commissions, and the Senators.
c. The President, Vice-President, members of the Supreme Court, members of the
Constitutional Commissions, and the members of the House of Representatives.
d. The President, Vice-President, members of the Supreme Court, members of the
Constitutional Commissions, and the members of the House of Representatives, the Senators,
and the Ombudsman.
15. The principle of checks and balances is intended to maintain balance among executive,
legislative and judicial departments of the government. Which one is a check on the
executive department by the judiciary?
a. Determining the salaries of the President and the Vice President.
b. Declaring a legislative measure unconstitutional.
c. Declaring an act of the President unconstitutional.
d. Impeaching the President

16. The term that refers to the class of Filipinos who were free and independent:
a.  timawa
b.  maharlika
c.  aliping namamahay
d.  aliping saguiguilid

17. This was the meeting held between the Magdiwang and Magdalo factions of the Katipunan at
Cavite on March 22, 1897.
a. Tejeros Convention
b. Malolos Convention
c. 1934 Constitutional Convention
d. 1971 Constitutional Convention 
18. This law promised Philippine independence after 10 years, but reserved several military and
naval bases for the United States, as well as imposing tariffs and quotas on Philippine exports. It
was also the first US law passed for the decolonization of the Philippines.
a. Tydings- McDuffie Act
b. Jones Law
c. Hare- Hawes- cutting Act
d. Treaty of Paris
19. Jones Law of 1916 became popularly known in the Philippines as 
a.  Philippine Independence Law 
b.  Organic Act for the Philippines
c.  Philippine Autonomy Act
d.  Phil-American Trade Act

20. In which order did the previous Phil. Republics come?

I)  the Phil. Republic under the Malolos Constitution
II)  the Phil. Republic  under  Japanese-sponsored Constitution
III)  the  Phil. Republic under 1935 Constitution
a) I, II, III
b) II, III, I
c) I, III, II
d) III, II, I

What are the goals of political science?

2. The totality of governmental power is contained in three great powers:
a. police power, power of sequestration, power of foreign policy;
b. power of immigration, municipal power, legislative power;
c. executive power, legislative power, judicial power;
d. police power, power of eminent domain, power of taxation.