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SET ONE
1. Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development is also known as

a. REPUBLIC ACT No. 11201
b. REPUBLIC ACT No. 10121
c. REPUBLIC ACT No. 12101
2. Abandoned subdivision or condominium refers to a project whose development has not been
completed in accordance with the approved development plan despite the lapse of at least
a. 10 years from the target date of completion; 5 years when developer cannot be located
b. 7 years from the target date of completion; 3 years when developer cannot be located
c. 3 years from the target date of completion; 2 years when developer cannot be located
3. Refers to the document, formulated by the local government in consultation with its
stakeholders, that defines or provides guidelines on the allocation, utilization, development and
management of all lands within a given territory or jurisdiction according to the inherent
qualities of the land itself and supportive economic, demographic, socio-cultural and
environmental objectives
a. Housing
b. Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP)
c. Human Settlements
4. Refers to the process that involves the planning of diverse elements that comprise an urbanizing
and urbanized area, including its physical infrastructure, environment, housing, transportation
and management of land use and urban growth.
a. Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP)
b. Human Settlements
c. Urban Development Planning
5. Comprise of physical components of shelter and infrastructure; services to which the physical
elements provide support, such as community services which include education, health, culture,
welfare, recreation and nutrition
a. Informal Settler Families
c. People
6. Refers to the plan formulated by the beneficiary-association
a. People’s plan
b. Informal Settler Families
c. Homeowners Association
7. Refers to a multi-dimensional concept relating to the process of residing and the objects of
dwelling whose main attributes are location relative to access to livelihood, tenure
arrangements, cost and physical structure, as well as their environment.
a. Housing
c. Public Housing
8. Owned and/or managed by the government for the purpose of providing housing to
underserved families;
a. Housing
c. Public Housing
9. Refer to households living in a lot, whether private or public, without the consent of the
property owner; or those without legal claim over the property they are occupying; or those
living in danger areas such as esteros, railroad tracks, garbage dumps, riverbanks, shorelines, and
waterways;
a. People’s plan
b. Informal Settler Families
c. Homeowners Association
10. Created through the consolidation of the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council
and the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board
a. HUDCC
b. HLURB
c. DSHUD
11. The Department of Human Settlement and Urban Development shall exercise the following
powers and functions EXCEPT ONE,
a. Policy Development, Coordination, Monitoring and Evaluation
b. Environmental, Land Use and Urban Planning and Development
c. Housing and Real Estate Development Regulation
d. Mandate LGUs to provide the Department their Comprehensive Land Use Plan
e. Homeowners Association and Community-Development
12. EXCEPT ONE, DHSUD shall compose of the Office of the Secretary and the various
a. Bureaus
b. Regional Offices
c. Support Staff
13. The Secretary shall also serve as a ______ of the National Economic and Development Authority
(NEDA) Boarth the governing Boards of the Climate Change Commission (CCC), the National
Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), and the National Land Use
Committee (NLUC).
a. voting member
b. presiding member
c. secretariat
14. Undersecretaries and Assistant Secretaries shall be appointed by
a. The Secretary of the Department
b. The President of the Philippines
c. Civil Service Commission
15. There shall be three (3) Undersecretaries and
a. Six (6) Assistant Secretaries
b. Four (4) Assistant Secretaries
c. Three (3) Assistant Secretaries
16. Provided that among the Undersecretaries and Assistant Secretaries there shall be
a. at least one (1) from each is a career officer
b. at least two (2) from each are career officers
c. at least three (3) from each are career officers
17. No person shall be appointed Secretary, Undersecretary and Assistant Secretary of the
Department unless he or she is a citizen and resident of the Philippines, of good moral character,
of proven integrity,
a. must have at least 10 years experience in housing and planning development
b. competence and expertise in housing, urban planning and development
c. member of the Philippine Bar of good standing at least with 10 years experience in in
housing & planning dev’t.
18. The Department shall establish, operate, and maintain Bureaus under it such as but not limited
to, EXCEPT
a. Environmental, Land Use and Urban Planning and Development;
b. Environmental and Urban Housing and Development
c. Housing and Real Estate Development Regulation; and
d. Homeowners Associations and Community Development
19. The adjudicatory function of the HLURB is now transferred to the
a. Department of Human Settlement and Urban Development (DSHUD)
b. Human Settlements Adjudication Commission (HSAC)
c. The National Settlements Board (NSB)
20. The Commission or HSAC shall be composed of Executive Commissioner and
a. Five (5) Commissioners
b. Four (4) Commissioners
c. Three (3) Commissioners
21. Regional Adjudicators shall be appointed by
a. the president
b. the secretary
c. the commissioner
22. For this position, the appointee must be a natural born citizen of the Philippines, of good moral
character and has been engaged in the practice of law and a member of the Philippine Bar of
good standing for a period of at least ten (10) years prior to the appointment and have
experience in urban development planning, sustainable development, climate change
adaptation, disaster risk reduction and/or real estate development
a. Secretary
b. Commissioner
c. Adjudicator
23. The Commission shall have the exclusive appellate jurisdiction over: EXCEPT
a. All cases decided by the Regional Adjudicators; and
b. Appeals from decisions of local and regional planning and zoning bodies.
c. All cases appealed by the lower courts
24. The decision of the Commission shall be final and executory after
a. fifteen (15) calendar days from receipt thereof by the parties
b. fifteen (15) calendar days following the decision
c. fifteen (15) calendar days after its publication to the Official Gazette
25. The Regional Adjudicators shall exercise original and exclusive jurisdiction to hear and decide
cases involving the following:
a. Cases involving subdivisions, condominiums, memorial parks and similar real estate
developments
b. Cases involving Homeowners Associations
c. Cases involving disputes among Government Bureaus
d. Disputes involving the implementation of Section 18 of Republic Act No. 7279, as amended,
and its Implementing Rules and Regulations
e. Disputes or controversies involving laws and regulations being implemented by the
Department except those cases falling within the jurisdiction of other judicial or quasi-
judicial body
26. Decisions, awards or orders of the Regional Adjudicators shall be final and executory unless
appealed to the Commission within
a. fifteen (15) calendar days from receipt of such decisions, awards or orders.
b. fifteen (15) calendar days following the decision
c. fifteen (15) calendar days after its publication to the National Gazette
27. The Commission or any Regional Adjudicator may, motu proprio or on motion of any interested
party and under such rules as may be duly promulgated, issue a writ of execution on an order,
award or judgment within
a. five (5) years from the date it becomes final and executory, and by independent action for
the enforcement of the order, award or decision filed with the Regional Adjudication
Branch which issued the order, award or decision.
b. three (3) years from the date it becomes final and executory, and by independent action for
the enforcement of the order, award or decision filed with the Regional Adjudication Branch
which issued the order, award or decision.
c. one (1) years from the date it becomes final and executory, and by independent action for
the enforcement of the order, award or decision filed with the Regional Adjudication Branch
which issued the order, award or decision.
28. The National Human Settlements Board shall be the single board of trustees and with the
Secretary of the Department as Chairperson and the following as members EXCEPT
a. The Director General of NEDA or his/her designated Deputy Secretary General;
b. The Secretary of Finance or his/her duly designated Undersecretary;
c. The Secretary of Budget and Management or his/her duly designated Undersecretary;
d. The Secretary of Department of Public Works and Highways or his/her duly designated
Undersecretary;
e. The Executive Secretary
f. The Secretary of the Interior and Local Government or his/her duly designated
Undersecretary; and
g. The Head of each attached agency of the Department.
29. The Department shall exercise administrative supervision over the following housing agencies,
EXCEPT
a. National Housing Authority (NHA);
b. National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation (NHMFC);
c. Community Mortgage Program;
d. Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF); and
e. Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC)
30. That all government lands which have been idle for more than ________ are hereby prioritized
for housing and urban development purposes.
a. ten (10) years
b. five (5) years
c. three (3) years
31. HUDCC is reconstituted as THE DEPARTMENT whereas HLURB is now
a. THE BOARD
b. THE COMMISSION
c. THE BUREAU
32. The following dispositive actions on the transfer of assets and obligations from HUDCC and
HLURB to the Department and the Commission shall be implemented within _____ from the
effectivity of this Act:
a. six (6) months
b. one (1) year
c. one (1) year and six (6) months
33. Is a people-led housing finance and community development program implemented by the
Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC).
a. Community Mortgage Program
b. National Housing Authority
c. Housing and Development Mutual fund
34. To 37. Below is a schedule of how much a prospective member-beneficiary can borrow from
CMP: For ONSITE
a. P400,000.00
b. P480,000.00 up to P580,000.00
c. P600,000.00 up to P750,000.00
d. P350,000 + P50,000
35. FOR FARM LOT
a. P400,000.00
b. P480,000.00 up to P580,000.00
c. P600,000.00 up to P750,000.00
d. P350,000 + P50,000
36. FOR HORIZONTAL HOUSING
a. P400,000.00
b. P480,000.00 up to P580,000.00
c. P600,000.00 up to P750,000.00
d. P350,000 + P50,000
37. FOR VERTICAL HOUSING
a. P400,000.00
b. P480,000.00 up to P580,000.00
c. P600,000.00 up to P750,000.00
d. P350,000 + P50,000
38. Under Phase 1, the loan shall be used for
a. Home improvement
b. Land acquisition
c. House construction
39. Phase 2 of the loan if allocated for
a. Home improvement
b. Land acquisition
40. And Phase 3 is for
a. Home improvement
b. Land acquisition
41. The CMP loan will bear an interest of
a. 4% interest per year based on the outstanding balance
b. 5% interest per year based on the outstanding balance
c. 6% interest per year based on the outstanding balance
42. The CMP loan shall be payable for a maximum period of
a. 20 years in equal monthly amortizations
b. 25 years in equal monthly amortizations
c. 30 years in equal monthly amortizations.
43. The processing of CMP loan applications will essentially involve _______ by SHFC on the CMP
loan application and the collateral for 120 working days after acceptance of complete
requirements until loan release.
a. due diligence verification
b. credit investigation
c. capacity to pay verification
44. A CMP modality intended for organized communities of informal settler families (ISFS) who are
already residing in an area without the consent of the landowner.
a. On-Site and Site Upgrading/Development CMP
b. Special Projects CMP
c. Sectoral CMP
45. A CMP modality aimed at developing a self-sustaining community by having a balanced mix of
residential and commercial spaces, well-developed infrastructure and recreational amenities
along with green and open spaces, and wellness areas.
a. Vertical CMP
b. Mixed-Use CMP
c. Industrial Workers CMP
46. A CMP modality initiated and funded by a government agency or private entity which comes in
the form of relocation and resettlement project intended for Informal Settler Families (ISFs) or
Project-Affected Families (PAFs) who are residing within government properties and/or will be
affected by government infrastructure projects.
a. Special Projects CMP
b. Sectoral CMP
c. LGU CMP
47. A CMP Modality that respects and responds to diverse ways of living, cultural traditions,
customs, beliefs and practices of qualified Indigenous Peoples (IPs)
a. Post-Disaster Recovery and Rehabilitation CMP
b. Culturally Sensitive CMP
c. Sectoral CMP
48. The land to be acquired by the Community Association (CA) shall serve as the CMP loan
collateral, and will be acceptable if the following criteria are met: EXCEPT
a. The title to the land is free from all liens and encumbrances at the time of release of the
CMP loan;
b. The land is not classified as agricultural;
c. The land must be occupied by informal settlers;
d. The land is not within environmentally-constrained/ hazardous or high-risk areas as certified
by the DENR and the concerned local government unit;
e. The land has a road right of way or an access road lot to a city, municipal or barangay road;
and
f. The landowner should have the legal capacity to sell or transfer the subject property for loan
collateral under the CMP.
49. Eligibility of CMP borrowers shall be the following EXCEPT
a. Filipino citizen, of legal age (18) at the time of the loan application and shall not be more
than 60 years old upon loan release;
b. Certifies under oath that he/she has not been a recipient of any CMP loan or other govt.
housing programs. Does not own or co-own a real property and is not a professional
squatter as defined in RA 7279;
c. Tacks at least three members to be eligible for CMP loan; and
d. Must be a structure owner, a renter or a sharer at the site.
50. Accredited CMP-Ms assist informal settlers in organizing themselves may either be any
government entity, non-government organizations (NGO) and People’s Organizations (PO) and
must possess the needed skills to organize communities
a. Community Mobilizers
b. Community Organizers
c. Community Members
51. A type of a project for the purpose of acquiring the land occupied by informal settlers of the
partner- LGUs.
a. On-site Projects
b. Off-site Projects
c. Simple Development Projects
52. A type of a project for the purpose of acquiring and developing the land where informal settlers
will be relocated through the concept of community ownership.
a. On-site Projects
b. Off-site Projects
c. Simple Development Projects
53. Under the CMP Loan, a beneficiary can avail of a maximum loan
a. amounting to P100,000
b. amounting to P30,000
c. amounting to P120,000
54. for lot acquisition for site development loan;
55. and for house construction loan
56. The independent right of a person to the exclusive enjoyment and control of property
including its disposition and recovery subject only to the restrictions established by law and
rights of other.
a. Possession b. ownership c. Sole ownership d. proprietorship
57. A property may mean
a. Physical tangible or corporeal object c. House, Lot, and patent
b. Absolute ownership d. Property right
58. A property may mean
a. House, Lot, and patent c. Physical tangible or corporeal object
b. Absolute ownership d. Intangible object
59. Any practitioner should first exhaust all administrative remedies available under existing laws,
rules and regulations before taking any judicial or quasi-judicial action.
a. In relation to the government
b. In relation to the public
c. In relation to client/customer
d. In relation to fellow practitioner/colleague
e. In relation to the organization
60. The practitioner should seek no unfair advantage over his fellow practitioner and should
willingly share with the lesson of his experience and study. D
61. He should pay any and all taxes, fees, dues, levies and charges that the government may impose
in accordance to law, ordinance, rules, and regulations.
62. He should ensure the highest and best use of the land and the equitable distribution of
ownership, irrespective of political beliefs, cultural backgrounds, sect, religions or class.
63. He should cooperate with the gov’t in protecting the public against deceptive, unfair and
unconscionable or misleading acts & practices of some unscrupulous or unlicensed
practitioners.
64. He should help, assist and cooperate with PRBRES & all other government agencies &
instrumentalities in the promotion, development proper zonification, conservation of lands &
other natural resources, its improvements, & rights and interest therein.
65. He should not be a party to the naming of a false consideration in a deal, unless it be the
naming of an obviously nominal consideration.
66. Signs giving of a property for sale, rent, lease or exchange should not be placed on any
property by more than one broker and only if authorized by the owner.
67. He should endeavor to make his client conclude a fair contract advantageous to both.
68. In the interest of the society and his own profession . . ., the practitioner should abide by the
constitution and by-laws of his association . . . and the national association to which it is
affiliated.
69. He should not advertise any property without authority and in any offering, the price quoted
should be in accordance with the price agreed with the owner as the offering price.
70. He should not encourage, abet, tolerate or participate in the evasion of illegal reduction in the
payment of all taxes, fees, dues, levies or charges that may be imposed by the government.
71. The practitioner should be imbued with social conscience for he does not live by himself alone
but he is a part of a society with definite social responsibilities.
72. He should see to it that all agreements, taxes conditions, financial obligations and
commitments in real estate transaction are in writing, duly signed by all parties concerned &
if necessary to be properly authenticated by a notary public.
73. He should not solicit or use the services of an employee or salesman of another
practitioner without the knowledge of the employer.
74. He should not offer or agree to pay, to split or rebate any commission, fee or valuable
consideration, directly or indirectly with any persons who is not duly licensed practitioner or
to cooperate, assist or endorse any transaction or engagement of his services in violation of
any existing laws, rules or regulation.
75. He should keep himself well informed as to any movement affecting real estate in the
community, city or province, so that he may be able to contribute to public thinking on matters
of taxation, land use, city planning, & other purpose of the government.
76. In the event more than one formal offer on a specific property is made before the owner has
accepted a proposal, all written offers should be presented to the owner for his decision.
77. In case a complaint is filed against a practitioner with his organization or association for
unethical or unfair practice, he should voluntary submit all pertinent facts before an
investigative body that may be formed by his organization or association for evaluation and
resolution.
78. Fee Simple consists of the so-called
a. Bundle of rights c. Fiduciary Relationship
b. Corporeal d. Trust
79. Combination of sole and co-ownership
a. Co-ownership c. Condominium ownership
b. Diverse ownership d. Sole ownership
80. Benefits are in proportion to the co-owners; primary property interest is undivided
81. Benefits are assorted into different kinds; the primary property rights in the entity do not
constitute the whole property interest.
82. Benefits and property interest are undivided; “ whole property undivided.”
83. The right of the owner to use and control the air space over his land subject to the
requirements of aerial navigation, or contract.
a. Land c. Air Right or Supra surface
b. Air d. Surface and Subsurface
84. A generic word that means proof evidence, or muniment of ownership.
a. Title c. Award
b. TCT d. Certificate of award
85. Spontaneous product (fruit) of the soil.
a. Industrial b. Natural
b. Civil d. Legal
86. A conveyance of public land by government to a private individual
a. Adverse Possession c. Accretion
b. Public Grant d. Acquisitive Prescription
87. The right of an owner entitle him to construct thereon any works or make any plantations and
excavations without detriment to servitudes and special laws.
a. Land c. Air Right or Supra surface
b. Air d. Surface and Subsurface
88. The rental income of building and/or lands
a. Industrial fruit b. Natural fruit
b. Civil fruit d. Legal fruit
89. Must be in open, continuous, exclusive, and notorious possession
a. Adverse Possession or Acquisitive Prescription c. Accretion
b. Public Grant d. Inheritance
90. One mode of acquiring Acquisitive Prescription or Adverse Claim of alienable or disposable
land and if in good faith (uninterrupted possession).
a. 30 years b. 20 years c. 10 years d. 5 years
91. Another mode of acquiring Acquisitive Prescription or Adverse Claim of alienable or
disposable land if in bad faith (continuous possession).
a. 30 years b. 20 years c. 10 years d. 5 years
92. Those produce by land cultivation or labor.
a.Industrial fruit b. Natural fruit
Civil fruit d. Legal fruit
93. The gradual and imprescriptible deposit of soil or sediment.
a. Adverse Possession or Acquisitive Prescription c. Accretion
94. The filling of submerged land by deliberate act
a. Reclamation c. Private Grant
95. It is the voluntary transfer/execution of deed of conveyance or contractual relationship
between two parties or also called consensual.
a. Reclamation c. Private Grant
96. Such grant is to ameliorate the sad plight of tenant-farmers
a. Emancipation patent or grant/Certificate of Land Ownership (CLOA)
b. Public Grant c. Private Grant d. Inheritance
97. Acquisition by former Natural Born Filipino citizens is limited to a maximum area for
residential purpose (BP 185).
a. 5000/sqm. urban land and 3 hectares rural land
b. 3000/sqm urban land and 5 hectares rural land
c. 1000/sqm urban land and 1 hectare rural land
98. Acquisition by former Natural Born Filipino citizens is limited to a maximum area for
business purpose (RA 8179).
a. 5000/sqm. urban land and 3 hectares rural land
b. 3000/sqm urban land and 5 hectares rural land
c. 1000/sqm urban land and 1 hectare rural land
99. Under the constitution, the following lands classified as agricultural, forest or timber, mineral
and national parks are called
a. Patrimonial land c. Public Domain
b. Sovereign Land d. Alienable Lands
100. Represents the Philippine Archipelago
a. Land b. Structure c. Trees and Fruits d. Map of the Philippines
101. Represents improvement of the land
102. The Torrens System of Land Registration is developed in South Australia in 1857 by
a. Sir Robert Torrens b. Sir Rupert Torrens c. Sir Osward Torrens d. Sir Rob torrens
103. The system was established in the Philippines on __ upon the effectivity of the LRA (ACT 496).
a. February 3, 1901 b. February 3, 1903 c. February 1, 1903 d. February 1, 1901
104. The first title issued in the name of the registered owner by the Register of Deeds by virtue of
judicial or administrative proceeding.
a. Torrens Certificate of Title c. Original Certificate of Title
b. Transfer Certificate of Title d. Reconstituted Certificate of Title
105. Title Issued by ROD in favour of the transferee to whom the ownership of the already
registered land had been transferred by virtue of a sale or other modes of conveyance.
106. The title issued by the ROD through administrative or judicial procedures, in replacement of
those lost, missing or destroyed.
107. Judicial procedure of titling of land to OCT is through
a. Extrajudicial proceeding c. Court proceeding
b. Judicial proceeding d. Legal proceeding
108. Another procedure of titling through out-of-court proceeding is
a. Extrajudicial proceeding c. Court proceeding
b. Judicial proceeding d. Legal proceeeding
109. It is a charge, claim, or liability on real estate
a. Encumbrance b. Mortgage c. Restrictions d. Loan
110. Represents agricultural produce
111. Represents Environment and Ecology
a. Gold b. Green Color c. Green Lines d. Red, White, Blue, Yellow
112. Unauthorized physical intrusions of a building or other form of real property onto an
adjoining property.
a. Easement b. Encroachment c. Liens d. Deed of Restrictions
113. The right to use someone’s land
a. Easement b. Servient estate c. Dominant estate d. Deed of Restrictions
114. Die right-of way of easement.
115. CPD providers must submit a completion report within
a. 3 years b. 1 year c. 30 days d. 15 days
116. Such accreditation for CPD providers is valid for
117. The parcel of land that benefits from the easement
118. Conditions of limitations placed in a deed by the owner when property is transferred to
another party.
119. Claims or charges against the property to provide security for a debt or obligation.
120. Reconstitution of lost, missing or destroyed title, under judicial procedure, the prescribed
law used are
a. RA 26 (OLD LAW); RA 6732 (NEW LAW) c. RA 25 (OLD LAW; RA 6734 (NEW LAW)
b. RA 26742 (OLD LAW; RA26 (NEW LAW) d. RA 26732 (OLD LAW; RA 25 (NEW LAW)
121. Reconstitution of lost, missing or destroyed title, under administrative procedure is when
a. At least 10% of all titles in that branch of ROD or total number is not less than 500 titles
b. At least 20% of all titles in that branch of ROD or total number is not less than 500 titles
c. At least 10% of all titles in that branch of ROD or total number is not less than 250 titles
122. Investor’s Lease Act of 1993
a. RA 7652 b. RA 7562 c. RA 7042 d. PD 471
123. Fixing a Maximum period for maximum of leases.
a. RA 6552 b. RA 7652 c. RA 7042 d. PD 471
124. Satellite office of LRA
a. Register of Deeds b. HUDCC c. HLURB d. Bureau of Lands
125. A proper and careful research and analysis in preparation for a transaction
a. Caveat Emptor b. Due Diligence c. Surveying d. checking
126. Refers to distance measure in meters/ refer to directions.
a. Bearing and Azimuth b. PSD c. PSN d. Metes and Bounds
127. CPD credit requirement for all real estate service practitioners.
a. 60 b. 45 c. 30 d. 12
128. CPD credit requirement for real estate salespersons applying for PRC accreditation
a. 60 b. 45 c. 30 d. 12
129. Government survey or geodetic survey system
a. Bearing and Azimuth b. Plat survey c. Rectangular d. Metes and Bounds
130. Sometimes called the lot-block-tract method
a. Bearing and Azimuth b. Plat survey c. Rectangular d. Metes and Bounds
131. Drawing the exact shape and measurement of a particular lot from the technical description
shown in the title.
a. Square planning b. Map c. Lot Plotting d. Tie Line
132. It is a flat representation of earth’s surface in paper
133. Represents the real estate service practitioners such as brokers, appraisers, and . . .
a. Green Lines b. Green c. Blue d. Rising Sun
134. Represents ethical standards and prosperity
a. Green Lines b. Green c. Gold d. Rising Sun
135. Means like reference point like BLLM
a. Tie Point b. Map c. Lot Plotting d. Tie Line
136. Imaginary line connecting the known geographic position to the corner of the titled property.
137. A CPD provider shall submit programs which is valid for
138. Former Filipinos right to own land for business use as amended by RA 8971.
a. RA 6552 b. RA 7652 c. RA 7042 d. PD 471
139. Plan showing various elevations of property
a. Square Planning b. Topographic Survey c. Cul-de-sac d. Contour Lines
140. Subdivision scheme for flat terrain.
a. Square Planning b. Topographic Survey c. Cul-de-sac d. Contour Lines
141. Realty Installment Buyer’s Act
a. RA 6552 b. BP 185 c. RA 7042 d. PD 471
142. Former Filipino’s right to own residential land
a. RA 6552 b. BP 185 c. RA 7042 d. PD 471
143. A passageway with only one outlet.. A blind alley
a. Square Planning b. Chaplan c. Cul-de-sac d. Contour Lines
144. Lines in a topographic plan which indicate the elevation of the land at various sections.
a. Square Planning b. Chaplan c. Cul-de-sac d. Contour Lines
145. Right of the buyer to exercise such grace period once every ___ A
a. 5 years b. 25 YEARS c. 50years d. URBAN LAND e. ESCHEAT
146. Maximum period for the duration of leases of private lands to aliens. B
147. For foreign tourism investors, they must invest __ or 70% infused within 3 years C
148. The following are Steps in Handling Specific Sales Transaction EXCEPT
a. Documentation c. Determine an appropriate market strategy
b. Finding prospects d. Registering prospects to sellers
149. The following are Steps in Handling Specific Sales Transaction EXCEPT
a. Make Contact and qualify by phone, email or other means
b. Formal presentation
c. Salary investigation
d. Closing the deal
150. Represents Life and light
a. Sun and Rays b. Green c. Land d. Rising Sun

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