PPG

WEEK 10

Marc Daniel Pinos

HUMSS 12- Aguinaldo

ACTIVITY A
QUESTION
1. What is executive branch?

The executive branch of government is in charge of governing a state and exerting

authority therein. Laws are carried out and upheld by the executive.

ACTIVITY B
QUESTION: What is executive power?

- Executive power has a significant scope but unclear boundaries. It is the

general power to carry out all other aspects of government rather than the
specific power of establishing laws or arbitrating disputes.

What I have learned?

ACTIVITY C
QUESTIONS EVALUATION Answer the following questions: (10 points)
1. X ran for president in 2004 elections and was proclaimed the President-elect. However,
before he assumed office at noon on 30 June he died of Hemorrhagic pancreatitis. Who will
replace the X, and Why?

2. If the President and the Vice president simultaneously died after taking the oath of office,
who will be qualified to replace them?

- Prior to the selection and qualification of a President or a Vice-President, the

President of the Senate or, in the event of his incapacity, the Speaker of the
House of Representatives shall preside.
ACTIVITY D
QUESTION: What are the Qualifications to run for President of the Republic of the
Philippines?

● A natural-born citizen of the Philippine

● A registered voters
● Able to read and write
● At least forty years of age on the day of the lection and
● A resident of the Philippine for at least ten years immediately proceeding such
election