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a. Federalism
b. Socialism
c. Democracy
d. Totalitarianism
An individual has the right to file writ of
amparo before the investigation of an
administrative case filed against him/her.
What fundamental right is invoked by the
individual?
a. Right to due process
b. Right to be defended by a public attorney
c. Right to life, liberty and security
d. Right to self- defense
Which principle states that no man in his
country is above the law and that laws must
be obeyed by all and applied to everyone –
rich or poor, lowly or powerful, without fear or
favor?
a. Rule of the majority
b. Separation of church and state
c. Rule of law
d. Social justice
With whom is the “Strong Republic”
associated?
a. Fidel V. Ramos
b. Joseph Estrada
c. Gloria Macapagal- Arroyo
d. Corazon Aquino
• Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo outlined her vision for the
country as "building a strong republic" throughout
her tenure. Her agenda consists of building up a
strong bureaucracy, lowering crime rates,
increasing tax collection, improving economic
growth, and intensifying counter-terrorism efforts. -
GMA‟s 1st term (2001-2004)
• Philippines 2000 was the socio-economic program
of former Philippine president Fidel V. Ramos. The
plan envisioned the Philippines achieving newly
industrialized country status by the year 2000.
• President Joseph Estrada continued the
reforms begun by the Ramos administration
which made significant progress. He also
established a socio-economic program called
"Angat-Pinoy 2004“, a 5 point agenda for the
development of Philippine economy.
Which does one portray when he thinks
that what is foreign is best and that what is
local is inferior?
a. Relativism
b. Xenocentrism
c. Ethnocentrism
d. Favoritism
• Xenocentrism is the preference for the
products, styles, or ideas of someone else's
culture rather than of one's own.
• Ethnocentrism is judging another culture solely
by the values and standards of one's own
culture. Ethnocentric individuals judge other
groups relative to their own ethnic group or
culture, especially with concern for language,
behavior, customs, and religion.
The statement that success often comes to
those with humble beginnings would apply
best to which of the following figures?
a. Ramon Magsaysay
b. Gloria M. Arroyo
c. Corazon C. Aquino
d. Joseph E. Estrada
Which of the following represent ethnocentric
behavior?
a. A tourist who lectures his foreign hosts on the
"uncivilized" nature of their marriage customs
b. A student who tutors an immigrant in English
c. A Hispanic community group demands that
public aid forms be published in English and
Spanish
d. A peace Corps volunteer who helps dig wells in
Central Africa
The occurrence of graft and corruption,
nepotism and favoritism in the Philippines is
often attributed to the value of:
a.Personalism
b. Impersonalism
c. utang na loob
d. hospitality
The division of society into layers is termed
as:
a. stratification
b. status inconsistency
c. status defects
d. life chance matrix
What was the first book published in the
Philippines?
a. Assessment
b. Tariff
c. Subsidiary
d. Revenue
The primary purpose of taxation is to:
A. State C. Sovereignty
B. Government D. Territory
1
Territory – the established area that rightly
belongs to the people of the state. This is the
aerial (air), terrestrial (land), fluvial (stream/river),
and maritime (water) domains of the state.
2
• 1st Phil. Republic – Malolos Republic
(Jan 23, 1899, Malolos Bulacan)
• 1935 Constitution – Commonwealth
• Japanese Sponsored – Puppet Republic
(2nd Republic)
• 1946 Constitution – 3rd Republic, Manuel Roxas
Which type of government did Aguinaldo
establish?
A.Unitary
B. Revolutionary
C. Republican
D. Oligarchic
3
Philippine declaration of independence,
Revolutionary government
5
Which is a new mode for proposing
amendments to the Constitution as
provided for by the 1987 Constitution?
A.Citizens' Assemblies
B. Plebiscite
C. Referendum
D. People's initiative
6
Based on the classifications of government
which applies to the present Philippine
government?
A.Hereditary
B. Consolidated
C. De jure government
D. De facto government
7
De Jure – a form of government that
is founded on existing legal or
constitutional basis.
If our present government is a democracy,
where does power reside?
8
Democracy
„„government of the People, by the
People and for the People.‟‟
(Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg Address).
Which does NOT properly describe a republican
and democratic state?
10
Wire tapping (telephone tapping)
A.House of Representatives
B. Sangguniang Panlalawigan
C. Senate
D. Supreme court
16
Each house (Upper and lower) has its
own inherent power, with the Senate
given the power to vote on treaties,
while the House of Representatives can
only introduce money bills.
It is also called as the Tanodbayan:
A. Court of Appeals
B. Ombudsman
C. Sandiganbayan
D. Supreme Court
17
Ombudsman of the Philippines
The Ombudsman of the Philippines, also known as
Tanodbayan ng Pilipinas, is an ombudsman
responsible for investigating and prosecuting Philippine
government officials accused of crimes, especially
graft and corruption.
Under the 1987 Philippine Constitution and the
Ombudsman Act of 1998, the Office of the
Ombudsman independently monitors all three
branches of the government for political corruption.
Ombudsman: Conchita Carpio-Morales
Court of Appeals of the Philippines
The Court of Appeals of the Philippines is the
Philippines‟ second-highest judicial court, just after
the Supreme Court. The court consists of 69
Associate Justices and 1 Presiding Judge. The CA
“reviews not only the decisions and orders of the
RTCs nationwide but also those of the Court of Tax
Appeals, as well as the awards, judgments, final
orders or resolutions.
Presiding Judge: Andres B. Reyes, Jr.
Sandiganbayan
The Sandiganbayan (“people‟s advocate”) is a
special appellate collegial court in the Philippines.
The special court was established by P.D. 1486, as
subsequently modified by P.D. 1606 and by R.A.
7975 and 8249. It is equal in rank to the Court of
Appeals, and consists of fourteen Associate
Justices and one Presiding Justice.
A. Benigno Aquino
B. TG Guingona
C. Aquilino Pimentel
D. Franklin Drilon
18
Aquilino “Nene” Pimentel is a former Senate
president and principal author of Republic Act
7160, or the Local Government Code of 1991.
The Local Government Code, signed into law
by President Corazon Aquino on October 10,
1991, is considered one of the most
revolutionary pieces of legislations that
Congress has passed because it radically
transformed the very nature of the country‟s
politically-administrative system.
The code has empowered the local government units all
over the country by squarely placing upon them, as
frontline institutions, the responsibility for developing their
respective territories.
Which is the fourth largest island in the
country, often visited by typhoons and
with a very rugged interior?
A. Negros
B. Bohol
C. Samar
D. Leyte
19
Philippine’s largest islands:
1.Luzon – 42,458 m²
2.Mindanao – 37,657 m²
3.Samar – 5,185 m²
4.Negros – 5,139 m²
How has the fragmented nature of the topography of
the Philippines affected the nation's progress?
21
Philippine’s largest islands:
1.Luzon – 42,458 m²
2.Mindanao – 37,657 m²
3.Samar – 5,185 m²
4.Negros – 5,139 m²
In its mountains you mine gold. It also
supplies most part of Luzon with fresh
flowers and vegetables because of its
climate. Which province is this?
A. Apayao
B. Benguet
C. Mt. Province
D. Ifugao
22
La Trinidad, Benguet
“Salad Bowl of the Philippines”
Cebu is to Sinulog as ________ is to
Dinagyang
A. Panay
B. llo-ilo
C. Laguna
D. Bohol
23
Panay – Ati-Atihan Festival
Laguna – Keso Festival
Bohol – Sandugo Festival
Higantes Festival (Angono, Rizal) Moriones Festival (Marinduque)
A. Aklan
B. Tacloban
C. Tagbilaran
D. Cebu
24
Complete this analogy: Nile River: World -
_______ Philippines
A. Amburayan River
B. Cagayan River
C. Rio Grande of Mindanao
D. Agusan River
25
Longest Rivers in the Philippines:
1.Cagayan River (505 km)
2.Rio Grande de Mindanao (373 km)
3.Agusan River (350 km)
Which place in CALABARZON was named
"Special, Science and Nature City" of the
Philippines?
A. Los Baños
B. Tagaytay
C. Pagsanjan
D. Kawit
26
Los Baños is a first class urban municipality in the
province of Laguna, Philippines. Los Baños was
declared as the “Special Science and Nature
City of the Philippines” through Presidential
Proclamation No. 349. The proclamation,
however, does not convert the municipality to a
city or give it corporate powers that are
accorded to other cities.
What is the smallest city in the Philippines
in terms of land area?
A. Pateros
B. San Juan
C. Pasay
D. Paranaque
27
Smallest City in the Philippines:
A. Strawberry plantation
B. Orchidarium
C. Banana plantation
D. Pineapple plantation
28
Which one serves as the rice granary in
northeast Philippines?
A. Cagayan Valley
B. CAR
C. Nueva Ecija
D. llocos Region
29
Nueva Ecija is considered „The Rice
Granary of the Philippines.‟ It is from this
province that the Philippines sources its
biggest supply of rice grains and by-
products, with its wealthiest citizens being
rice millers, dealers and merchants.
Which province is helped developed by
the advent of local and international
tourists who go surfing in Siargao Island?
A. Misamis Oriental
B. Surigao del Sur
C. Agusan del Sur
D. Surigao del Norte
30
Surigao del Norte
A province located in the Caraga region in
Mindanao. Its capital is Surigao City. The
province comprises two major islands:
Siargao and Bucas Grande in the Philippine
Sea, and a small region at the northeastern
tip of Mindanao.
Which region is called “The Land of
Promise” because of its rich agricultural
lands?
A. Mindanao
B. Visayas
C. Central Plain of Luzon
D. Luzon
31
Which is the coldest continent?
32
It is the longest mountain chain in the
world:
A. Andes
B. Himalayas
C. Kunlun
D. Pamir
33
Andes or Andean Mountains (Cordillera de los
Andes) are the longest continental mountain
range in the world. They form a continuous
highland along the western edge of South
America. This range is about 7,000 km long,
about 200 – 700 km wide, and of an average
height of about 4,000 m. The Andes extend
from north to south through seven countries:
Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia,
Argentina and Chile.
Most of the people in Latin America
during the colonial period came from
what known place in the world?
A. Amazon Rainforest
B. Andes Mountain
C. Iberian Peninsula
D. Oceania
34
• The South American continent is part of
Latin America, so named because most
of its settlers during the colonial period
came from the Iberian Peninsula.
.
One of the largest cities in the world,
having the greatest population of any
city often referred as the “City that Never
Sleeps”?
A. Hawaii
B. California
C. Las Vegas
D. New York
35
• The “City That Never Sleeps” is a well-
known nickname for New York City,
famously employed in the "Theme from
New York, New York", covered by Frank
Sinatra
• Hawaii – “The Aloha State”
• California – “The Golden State”
• Las Vegas – “Sin City”
Which part of the earth can experience
six months of continuous daylight and six
months continuous darkness each year?
A. Greenland
B. Iceland
C. North Pole
D. Pacific Ocean
36
From whom did we learn the love for
lavish fiestas or celebrations?
A. The Americans
B. The Japanese
C. The Spaniards
D. The Malays
37
Hitler's move to eliminate the Jews was an
act of:
A. Genocide
B. Ethnocide
C. Suicide
D. Infanticide
38
Genocide – deliberate killing of people
who belong to a particular racial, political,
or cultural group
A. Atheist
B. Buddhist
C. Jew
D. Islam
39
The Holocaust, also referred to as the
Shoah, was a genocide in which some 6 to
11 million European Jews were killed by
Adolf Hitler‟s Nazi Germany, and the World
War II collaborators with the Nazis.
Which describes the Asian continent
correctly?
A. The 4 "cradles of civilization" are all in it
B. Its people have a longer life expectancy
than any other continent.
C. It has more land and people and a higher
population density than any other continent
D. It has two pronounced seasons, the dry
and wet seasons
40
Which place in China are said to be
cradles of ancient civilization?
A. Cuneiform
B. Code of Hammurabi
C. Behistun Rock
D. Gilgamesh Epic
42
The Phoenicians‟ greatest contribution to
civilization is:
A. Alphabet
B. Glass
C. Dye
D. System of trade
43
“The face that launched a thousand
ships” was the famous saying in reference
to the cause of war in ancient times in
Greece. Which war is referred to in this
saying?
A. Persian War
B. Trojan War
C. Peloponnesian War
D. Crimean War
44
“The face that launched a thousand ships”
A. East Germany
B. Boundary of Austria and Germany
C. Boundary of East and West Germany
D. West Germany
46
The Byzantine Empire was established
during:
A. Homeric Age
B. The time of the Caesars
C. Thousand years after the “fall of Rome”
D. Invasion of the Germanic tribes
47
Wars are fought as a means to settle
conflicts. After the bloody encounters, a
war is officially ended through?
A. Alliance
B. Treaty
C. Ceasefire
D. Armistice
48
Treaty – an official agreement that is made
between two or more countries or groups
Alliance – union between people, groups,
countries
Ceasefire – an agreement to stop fighting a
war for a period of time so that a permanent
agreement can be made to end the war.
Armistice – an agreement to stop fighting a
war
Which countries were referred to as the
Allied Powers in World War II?
A. Borneo
B. Malaysia
C. Indonesia
D. Brunei
52
Tensions arose when the Sulu Sultanate
from the Philippines attacked North Borneo
in early March 2013. North Borneo is part of
Sabah, a member state of Malaysia that
has claimed the Spratly Islands.
Which was rejected by the Filipinos under
the Spanish rule?
A. introduction of democratic ways and
liberal ideas
B. Free and compulsory instruction
through the public school system
C. Taxation without representation
D. Abolition of the tobacco monopoly
53
Corazon Aquino is to Freedom
Constitution as Ferdinand Marcos is
to______
A. Subservience to America
B. Ties with Asian nations
C. New society
D. "Filipinos First" policy
54
In whose term was the celebration date
of Philippine Independence Day
changed from July 4 to June 12?
A. Diosdado Macapagal
B. Carlos P. Garcia
C. Ferdinand Marcos
D. Elpidio Quirino
55
Initially, the nation's Independence Day
holiday (Araw ng Kalayaan) was held on 4
July. President Diosdado Macapagal
moved it to 12 June, the date in 1898 on
which Emilio Aguinaldo issued the Philippine
Declaration of Independence from Spain.
Who promised to “make this country
great again.” and ruled for about twenty
years?
A. Diosdado Macapagal
B. Ramon Magsaysay
C. Ferdinand Marcos
D. Carlos Garcia
56
Inauguration Speech, 30 December 1965
A. Cavite Mutiny
B. Cry of Pugadlawin
C. Ilocos Rebellion
D. Bacoor Massacre
58
The Cavite mutiny of 1872 was an uprising of military
personnel of Fort San Felipe, the Spanish arsenal in
Cavite, Philippines on January 20, 1872. Around 200
soldiers and laborers rose up in the belief that it would
elevate to a national uprising. The mutiny was
unsuccessful, and government soldiers executed many
of the participants and began to crack down on a
burgeoning nationalist movement. The mutiny was used
by Spain to implicate three secular priests, Mariano
Gómez, José Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora, collectively
known as Gomburza. They were executed by garrote on
the Luneta field, also known in Tagalog as Bagumbayan,
on 17 Feb. 1872.
In which order did the following occupy
the Philippines?
A. Juan Luna
B. Marcelo del Pilar
C. Antonio Luna
D. Gregorio del Pilar
61
The Battle of Tirad Pass, sometimes
referred to as the "Philippine
Thermopylae", was a battle in the
Philippine-American War fought on
December 2, 1899, in northern Luzon in
the Philippines, in which a 60-man Filipino
rear guard commanded by Brigadier
General Gregorio del Pilar succumbed
to over 500 Americans while delaying
the Americans advance to ensure that
President Emilio Aguinaldo and his troops
escaped.
Who was the revolutionary leader who
continued to struggle even after the
establishment of American rule and
established the Republika ng
Katagalugan?
A. Simeon Ola
B. Artemio Ricarte
C. Macario Sakay
D. Miguel Malvar
62
Macario de Leon Sakay was a Filipino
general who took part in the 1896
Philippine Revolution against the
Spanish Empire and in the Philippine-
American War. After the war was
declared over by the United States in
1902, Sakay continued resistance and
the following year became President
of the Republic of Katagalugan which
he established somewhere in the
mountains of Rizal.
The Negritos or Aetas are known to be the
earliest inhabitants of our islands. After
them who came first as permanent
settlers?
A. The Malays
B. The Chinese
C. The Indonesians
D. The Spaniards
63
Which is a visible Hispanic legacy?
A. Apolinario Mabini
B. Juan Luna
C. Antonio Luna
D. Emilio Aguinaldo
66
Which statement is CORRECT?
A. Dagohoy revolt
B. Gabriela Silang revolt
C. Diego Silang revolt
D. Palaris revolt
71
Dagohoy Revolt is considered as the
longest rebellion in Philippine History.
Revolt took place in Bohol from 1744-
1829 roughly 85 years.
Which of the following were the famous
triumvirates of the Propaganda Movement?
A. Corregidor
B. Encomendero
C. Gobernadorcillo
D. Governor General
73
Who were vinta-sailing Filipinos who
succeeded in their resistance and revolts,
and were never really conquered by the
Spaniards?
A. The Ilocanos led by Silang
B. The Igorots of the Cordilleras
C. The Boholanos led by Dagohoy
D. The Muslims of Southern Philippines
74
The Katipunan was the movement
founded by Bonifacio. It‟s major objective
was:
A. Seek reforms from Spain
B. Demand for equal rights and privileges
for Filipinos
C. Separation of Philippines from Spain
D. Assimilation f Philippines by Spain
75
What kind of government was installed
under the 1973 Constitution under the
Marcos regime?
A. Modified Presidential system
B. Modified Parliamentary system
C. Military system
D. Bicameral system
76
The 1935 Constitution was replaced with a new
one (1973 Constitution) that changed the system
of government from a presidential to a
parliamentary one, with Marcos remaining in
power as both head of state (with the title
"President") and head of government (titled "Prime
Minister"). Under the new government, President
Marcos formed his political coalition–the Kilusang
Bagong Lipunan (KBL) – control the unicameral
legislature he created, known as the Batasang
Pambansa.
The incident that led to the outbreak of the
Filipino-American war was:
A. Pres. McKinley‟s proclamation of the
Benevolent Assimilation policy
B. The San Juan Bridge incident where a
Filipino soldier was shot by an American
sentry
C. The Battle of Manila Bay
D. Aguinaldo‟s declaration of
Independence
77
Which order of governments correctly
applies during the American regime?
A. Hukbalahap Movement
B. Allied Powers
C. USAFFE
D. Philippine Constabulary
81
The USAFFE (United States Army Forces in the Far
East) was a military command formed by the
United States in the Philippines during World War
II. Its headquarters was established on July 26,
1941, the same time Presidential Order 3825 was
issued by US President Franklin Roosevelt, which
called the Philippine Commonwealth Army into
the service of the Armed Forces of the United
States .
Hukbalahap (Hukbong Bayan Laban sa mga
Hapones) was a Communist guerilla movement
formed by the peasant farmers of Central Luzon.
They are popularly known as “Huks”. They were
formed to fight the Japanese Imperial Army
during World War II. The Huks were led by Luis
Taruc.
The main Allied Powers were Great Britain,
The United States, China and the USSR. The
leaders of the Allies were Franklin D.
Roosevelt(US), Winston Churchill (Great
Britain), and Joseph Stalin (USSR).
The Philippine Constabulary was a police force
of the Philippines from 1901 – 1991. it was
created by the American colonial government
to replace the Spanish colonial Guardia Civil.
On January 29, 1991, it was merged with the
Integrated National Police to form the Philippine
National Police.
The transfer of troops from Bataan to Capas,
Tarlac is called “Death March.” Which
among the following statements best
describe the event?
A. The prisoners were treated like animals
B. The prisoners marched to their death
C. The march was so inhumane resulting to
many deaths
D. Prisoners were like living dead
82
What message did Rizal want to put across in
these words? "There are no tyrants where
there are no slaves."
A. Tyrants and slaves exist side by side.
B. The Filipinos could be free only if the
Spaniards would set them free.
C. If there are no tyrants, 'then there will be
no more slaves.
D. Freedom from Spain was in the hands of
the Filipino.
83
If you accept the ownership of productive
lands which is limited only to a few rich
Filipinos as contributing factor to the
economic stagnation of the Philippines, you
will appreciate which literary work of Rizal?
A. To the Young Women of Malolos
B. The Philippines A Century Hence
C. Sobre la lndolencia de los Filipinos
D. To the Filipino Youth
84
Sobre la indolencia de los filipinos (“On the Indolence of
the Filipinos”) is a socio-political essay published in La
solidaridad in Madrid in 1890. It was written by Jose Rizal
as a response to the accusation of Indio or Malay
indolence. He admits the existence of indolence among
the Filipinos, but it could be attributed to a number of
reasons like climate and social disorders, abuse,
discrimination, inaction of the government, rampant
corruption, wrong doctrines of the church and wrong
examples from some Spaniards who lead lives of
indolence which ultimately led to the deterioration of
Filipino values. Education and liberty, according to Rizal,
would be the cure to Filipino indolence.
According to Rizal himself he took the
term Noli Me Tangere, which means
“Touch Me Not” from the Bible. From what
Gospel was Noli Me Tangere taken?
A. St. Luke (24:12)
B. St. Luke (24:44)
C. St. John (20:17)
D. St. John (20:15)
85
John 20:17
Jesus saith unto her, Touch me not; for
I am not yet ascended to my Father:
but go to my brethren, and say unto
them, I ascend unto my Father, and
your Father; and to my God, and your
God.
Which statement is TRUE of Rizal's Noli Me
Tangere?
A. It was a direct attack on the Spanish
authorities
B. lt is a socio-historical novel
C. It is a fiction
D. It was openly read by Filipinos and
Spaniards alike
86
In his novel El Filibusterismo, why did he make the
Revolution fail?
A. Mi Retire
B. Las Flores del Heidelberg
C. A La Juventud Filipina
D. Mi Ultimo Adios
89
This is the longest essay written by Dr. Jose
Rizal?
A. Love of Country
B. A La Juventud Filipina
C. The Indolence of Filipino People
D. To My Fellow Children
90
This is the case charged against Rizal by
the Spanish authorities?
A. Sedition
B. Passion
C. Rebellion
D. Murder
91
Four days after the founding of the La Liga
Filipina, Rizal was arrested and imprisoned at
Fort Santiago without due process of law.
Who was the Governor-General of the
country who ordered the arrest and
banishment of Rizal in Dapitan?
A. Ramon Blanco
B. Eulogio Despujol
C. Camilo Polavieja
D. Emilio Terrero
92
Who was the Katipunero through whom
the Katipunan was discovered by Fr.
Mariano Gil?
A. Apolonio de la Cruz
B. Teodoro Patino
C. Jose del Rosario
D. Daniel Tirona
93
In what aspect(s) were Rizal and Bonifacio a
contrast?
I. Aspiration for their fellow Filipinos
II. Manner of liberating the Filipinos from
Spanish oppression
III. Educational background
A. I. II and III
B. II and III
C. III only
D. II only
94
Even though women of the Katipunan were
exempted from the pact, who participated
in the blood compact and fought fearlessly
in twelve bloody 'battles of the revolution in
Bataan including the Battle of Biak-na-Bato?
A. Agueda Esteban
B. Teresa Magbanua (Joan of Arc of Visayas)
C. Trinidad Tecson (Mother of Biak-na-Bato)
D. Gregoria de Jesus
95
Teresa Magbanua, dubbed as the
“Visayan Joan of Arc”, was a
schoolteacher and military leader.
When the 1896 Philippine Revolution
against the Spanish Empire broke
out, she became one of only a few
women to join the Panay-based
Visayan arm of the Katipunan, the
initially secret revolutionary society
head by Andres Bonifacio.
Jose Rizal was considered the National
Hero because of his efforts to bring about
reforms in the lives of Filipinos through his
works in the:
A. Katipunan
B. Propaganda Movement
C. La Liga Filipina
D. 1896 Revolution
96
La Liga Filipina (The Philippine League) was a progressive
organization created by Dr. Jose Rizal in the Philippines
in the house of Doroteo Ongjunco at Ilaya Street, Tondo,
Manila in 1892. The organization derived from La
Solidaridad and the Propaganda movement. The
purpose of La Liga Filipina is to build a new group sought
to involve the people directly in the reform movement.
The league was to be a sort of mutual aid and self-help
society dispensing scholarship funds and legal aid,
loaning capital and setting up cooperatives, the league
became a threat to Spanish authorities that they
arrested Rizal on July 6, 1892.
Aims of La Liga Filipina:
• Unite the whole archipelago into one vigorous
and homogenous organization.
• Mutual protection in every want and necessity.
• Defense against all violence and injustice.
• Encouragement of instruction, agriculture and
commerce.
• Study the application of reforms.
As per the agreement in the Pact of Biak-
na-Bato, Emilio Aguinaldo was to go into
exile in:
A. Guam
B. Hong Kong
C. Singapore
D. Dapitan
97
Which of the following is the greatest
naval battle in history during Japanese
occupation of the Philippines?
A. 25
B. 15
C. 30
D. 20
102
Cooperative Development Authority
MC 2015-1, “Revised guidelines governing the
registration of cooperatives”
Article VIII, Section 1:
1. Number of members required for Registration.
Fifteen (15) or more natural persons who are
Filipino citizens, having a common bond of
interest and are residing or working in the
intended area of operations are required for
registration.
The Philippines has a favorable balance of
trade when:
A. Its merchandise imports exceeds its'
merchandise exports
B. Its merchandise exports exceeds its
merchandise imports
C. It has huge reserve of gold,
D. Its merchandise imports equal its
merchandise exports
103
A country does not need to specialize in
everything. She needs to concentrate on
that thing which she is good at. This
thought is in line with the economic
principle of:
A. Profit and loss
B. Supply and demand
C. Opportunity and cost
D. Comparative advantage
104
• David Ricardo - British political economist
• Taught the Theory of Comparative
Advantage.
• This idea holds that it is better for a country
to trade for products that it can get at a
lower cost from another country than
producing it domestically.
• When both countries specialize and trade their
products, both countries gain. These gains come
because each country specializes in producing the
goods for which its comparative cost is lower.
Which economic system is based on free
enterprise?
A. Mixed economies
B. Capitalism
C. Communism
D. Globalism
105
Capitalism
A way of organizing an economy so that
things that are used to make and transport
products (such as land, oil, factories, ships,
etc.) are owned by individual people and
companies rather than by the government.
Which does not go with free enterprise
system?
A. Private, individuals risk their own
resources
B. Competition is the regulator of
economic stability
C. Motto is Laissez faire.
D. The state interferes
106
Which phrase in economics embraces
the following: natural resources, capital,
labor force and technology?
A. Assets
B. Goods
C. Liabilities
D. Productive resources
107
What is GNP in economics?
A. Total spending-rises
B. Production slows down.
C. Cases of unemployment rise.
D. Consumers refrain from spending.
114
If buyers expect the price of goods to rise
in the future, the result is?