Bulacan State University 7.

Which article of the Philippine

Malolos, Bulacan Constitution contains the Bill of Rights?
College of Nursing A. Article 2
B. Article 4
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C. Article 13
NSTP 10: National Service Training Program
D. Article 3

I. Multiple Choice. Choose the correct 8. Which section states that No person
answer. shall be compelled to be a witness
against himself ?
1. What day shall government offices
observe flag-raising ceremonies? A. Section XII
A. Friday B. Section XV
B. Tuesday C. Section XVI
C. Wednesday D. Section XVII
D. Monday
9. Reclusion perpetua means:
2. What day shall government offices
observe flag-lowering ceremonies? A. Life Imprisonment
A. Monday B. Perpetual Rights
B. Saturday C. Resolution
C. Friday D. Preso
D. Sunday
10. What completes the saying that “The
3. How many sections are there in Bill of Great Seal shall always bear the —- “
Rights?
A. 12 A. Philippine’s Pride
B. 23 B. Picture of the President
C. 22 C. Philippine Flag
D. 32 D. National Motto
4. What is the primary purpose of the
flag folding ceremony in the Philippines? 11. What section of Article III stated that
A. To entertain spectators during "No person shall be deprived of life,
public events liberty, or property without due process
B. To demonstrate physical fitness of law, nor shall any person be denied
and agility the equal protection of the laws."
C. To honor and pay respect to the
national flag A. Section I
D. To practice precision and B. Section II
C. Section III
coordination
D. Section IV
5. What should be visible upon
completing the folding of the flag?
12. It is the period of each year which is
A. Star
declared as the National Flag Days.
B. Sun
A. From May 28- June 12
C. Sun rays
B. From May 29- June 12
D. None of the above
C. From May 27- June 13
6. In which locations should the
D. From May 15- June 17
National Flag be permanently hoisted at
half-mast throughout the year?
13. What is the national motto?
A. Government offices
A. Maka-tao, Makakomunidad,
B. War memorials
Makabayan at Makabuhay
C. Schools and universities
D. The President's residence
 B. Maka-diyos, Maka-tao,
Makakalikasan at Makabansa
C. Makabansa, Makapamilya,
Maka-tao at Makati
D. Maka-diyos, Maka-tao,
Makakalikasan at Maka-Pilipino
14. What to do with the worn-out
Philippine flag?
A. Throw it away
B. Burn it
C. Use it for making clothes
D. Keep it
15. What does the phrase "No person
shall be twice put in jeopardy of
punishment for the same offense"
mean?
A. A person can be punished
multiple times for the same crime.
B. A person can only be tried once
for the same crime.
C. A person can be tried twice for
the same crime.
D. A person can never be punished
for any offense.
16. Involuntary servitude means
A. Willing service without pay
B. Forced labor or service against
one’s will
C. Temporary employment
D. Voluntary community service
17. What does an "ex post facto law"
refer to?
A. A law that applies to future
actions.
B. A law that punishes actions that
were legal when committed.
C. A law that encourages certain
behaviors.
D. A law that has no effect on no
one.
18. What does a “bill of attainder” do?
A. It promotes justice and fairness.
B. It allows legal defense.
C. It violates the principle of due
process.
D. It simplifies the legal procedures.
19. What are the potential penalties for
violating the regulations outlined in
Sections 48 and 50?
A. Only a fine, with no
imprisonment.
B. Public censure and a fine.
C. Imprisonment but no fine.
D. Both a fine and imprisonment,
depending on the court's
discretion.
20. How should the National Flag be
positioned on the casket to adhere to
the regulations?
A. Blue triangle at the head of the
casket.
B. Blue triangle at the foot of the
casket.
C. White triangle at the foot of the
casket.
D. White triangle at the left side of
the casket.
21. What does Section 24 of the law
specify regarding the use of the National
Flag on caskets?
A. It must always cover the entire
casket.
B. It can only be used for military
personnel.
C. It applies to honored individuals
as determined by local
government units.
D. It should have the blue triangle
at the head of the casket.
22. ​How many days will the Flag be
half-mast if the President or Former
President died?
A. 8 days
B. 15 days
C. 10 days
D. 5 days
23. What are the two animals present in
the National Coat-of-Arms
A. North American Eagle and Lion
Rampant
B. South American Eagle and Lion
Rampant
 C. Lion Rampant and North b. During national holidays
American Bald Eagle c. During calamities/tragedies of
D. Lion Rampant and South national or international significance
American Bald Eagle d. Every Sunday

24. How many days would the Flag be 29. Where should the National Flag be
half-mast if The Vice-President, the permanently hoisted at half-mast
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, the throughout the year?
President of the Senate and the a. At the residence of the President
Speaker of the House of b. In all public schools
Representatives died? c. At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
and war memorial cemeteries
A. 7 days d. In all government buildings
B. 8 days
C. 4 days 30. The Flag and Heraldic Code of the
D. 10 days Philippines prescribes how the national
flag should be used and displayed and
what should be observed during a flag
25. What are the words on the scroll ceremony.
beneath the National Coat-of-Arms?
a. True
A. Republic of the Philippines b. False
B. Bagong Pilipinas, Bagong Mukha
C. Republika ng Pilipinas
D. Philippine Republic

26. The Republic Act No. 8491 is also

known as________?

a. The National Service Training

Program Act of 2001
b. The Flag and the Heraldic Code of
the Philippines
c. The Citizen Armed Forces of the
Philippines Reservist Act
d. The National Service Reserve Corps

27. All of the following are examples of

prohibited acts, except:

a. To use, display or be part of any

advertisement of infomercial
b. To wear the flag in whole or in part as
a costume or uniform;
c. The National Flag shall not be raised
when the weather is inclement.
d. To dip the flag to any person or object
by way of compliment or salute;

28. In addition to specific public officials,

under what circumstances should the
National Flag be flown at half-mast?
a. During official state visits