AKAWNTING QUIZ

1. The following are requisites of an

obligation except:
a. Civil obligation - answer

b. Natural obligation
a. Passive and active subject
c. Moral obligation
b. Prestation
d. Social obligation
c. Efficient cause

d. Demand - answer
6. The obligee has a right to enforce the
obligation against the obligation in a
court of law
2. Which of the following is a civil
obligation?

a. Civil obligation - answer

a. X obliges himself to pay Y Php 10 000.00 b. Natural obligation

on October 30, 2019 - answer
c. Moral obligation
b. A is a debtor of B for Php 20 000.00 due
d. Social obligation
on September 30, 1995

c. The obligation of a husband and wife to

observe fidelity 7. This is based on equity and justice
d. The obligation of a catholic to hear a
mass every Sunday.
a. Civil obligation

b. Natural obligation - answer

3. The source of obligations which is a
rule of conduct, just and obligatory, c. Moral obligation
promulgated by legitimate authorities for
d. Social obligation
common good, benefit and observance.

8. The person whose favor the obligation is

a. Contracts
constituted
b. Quasi-contracts

c. Delicts
a. obligor
d. Law - answer
b. obligee - answer

c. Passive subject
4. A juridical necessity to give, to do, or
d. Debtor
not to do.

9. Synonymous to obligee
a. Civil obligation - answer

b. Natural obligation
a. Creditor; Active subject - answer
c. Moral obligation
b. Creditor; Passive subject
d. Social obligation
c. Active subject; passive subject

d. Debtor; Passive Subject

5. They give a right of action to compel
their performance
10. The person who has the duty of giving,
doing or not doing
15. The following are sources of obligation
derived from law, except

a. obligor - - answer

b. obligee a. Contracts - answer

c. Passive subject b. Quasi-contracts

d. Debtor c. Delicts

d. Law

11. Synonymous to obligor

16. Cannot be enforced by court action and

depend exclusively upon the good conscience
a. Creditor; Active subject of the debtor
b. Creditor; Passive subject

c. Active subject; passive subject a. Civil obligation

d. Debtor; Passive Subject - answer
b. Natural obligation - answer

c. Moral obligation
12. The object or subject matter of the
d. Social obligation
obligation

17. The duty to pay taxes and support one's

a. Prestation - answer family are obligations arising from
b. Vinculum

c. Active subject a. Contracts

d. Passive subject
b. Quasi-contracts

c. Delicts
13. The efficient cause or juridical tie
d. Law - answer
why the obligation exists

18. The obligation of husband and wife to

a. Prestation render mutual help and support arises from
b. Vinculum - answer

c. Active subject a. Contracts

d. Passive subject
b. Quasi-contracts

c. Delicts
14. The duty not to recover what
d. Law - answer
voluntarily been paid although payment was
no longer required.

19. A supports B, a minor, because B's

father refuses to support B. The father is
a. Civil obligation
obliged to reimburse A. The source of
b. Natural obligation - answer obligation is

c. Moral obligation

d. Social obligation a. Contracts

b. Quasi-contracts - answer a. true; True

c. Delicts b. True; False

d. Law c. False; True

d. False; False - answer

20. A juridical relation resulting from a

lawful, voluntary and unilateral act and
24. Tort or culpa aquiliana is
which has for its purpose the payment of
indemnity to the end that no one shall be
unjustly enriched or benefited at the
expense of another A. Quasi-contracts

B. Quasi-delicts - answer

a. Contracts c. Negotiorum gestio

b. Quasi-contracts - answer D. Solutio indebiti

c. Delicts

d. Law 25. A fault or act or omission of case

which causes damages to another, there
being no pre-existing contractual relations
between parties.
21. When a person voluntarily takes charge
of another's abandoned business or property
without the owner's authority where
reimbursement must be made for necessary A. Quasi-contracts
and useful expenses.
B. Quasi-delicts - answer

c. Negotiorum gestio
a. Contracts
D. Solutio indebiti
b. Quasi-contracts

c. Negotiorum Gestio - answer

26. Omission of the diligence which is
d. Solutio indebiti required by the circumstances of a person,
place and time.

22. When something is received when there

is no right to demand it, and it was unduly a. Ignorance
delivered thru mistake, the recipient has
b. Negligence - answer
the duty to return it.
c. Impotence

d. Insanity
a. Quasi-contracts

b. Quasi-delicts
27. The following except one, are included
c. Negotiorum Gestio
in civil liability.
d. Solutio indebiti - answer

a. restitution
23. First Statement: A quasi contract is an
b. Reparation
implied contract.
c. Indemnification
Second Statement: A defendant who is
acquitted in a criminal case is no longer d. Starvation
liable civilly.
28. The thing itself shall be restored, as 32. What do you call quasi contracts with
a rule names such as Negotiorum gestio and Solutio
Indebiti

a. restitution - answer
a. named Quasi-Contracts
b. Reparation
b. Nominate Quasi-contracts - answer
c. Indemnification
c. Formal Quasi-contract
d. Starvation
d. Definite Quasi-contracts

29. the court determines the amount of

damages taking into consideration the price 33. This exist when a person voluntarily
of the thing and its sentimental value to takes care of a business or properties that
the injured person. are not abandoned without the express
authorization of the owner.

a. restitution
a. Negotiorum gestio
b. Reparation - answer
b. Solutio indebiti
c. Indemnification
c. Unauthorized contracts - answer
d. Starvation
d. None of the choices

30. The consequential damages suffered by

the injured person and those suffered by
his family or third person by reason of the
act
a. restitution
34. Obligations imposed by quasi-delicts
are demandable not only for one's acts or
omissions but also for those of persons for
whom one is responsible. The following
illustrate this statement, except:

b. Reparation a. Damage caused by minor children.

c. Indemnification - answer
b. Damage caused by employees during the
d. Starvation conduct of the business they are employed

c. Damage caused by an animal own by

someone
31. Statement 1: Obligations arising from
law may presumed unless expressly stated by d. All of the choices illustrate the
the civil code or any other special laws. statement in the question. - answer

Statement 2: Obligations arising from

contract have the force of law between the
contracting parties and should be complied
with in good faith.

a. True; True

b. True; False

c. False; True - answer

d. False; False