A) Obligations B) Morals C) Customs D) Law
A) Obligations and Contracts B) Law C) Customs D) Morals
A) Customs B) Law C) Morals D) Positive Law
A) Positive law B) Physical law C) Divine law D) Moral law
A) Natural law B) Positive law C) Divine law D) Moral law
A) Law must be just and obligatory B) It is a rule of conduct C) All of the above D) Laws must be prescribed by legitimate authority and for common observance and benefit
A) precedent and court decision B) Custom and legislations C) legislation, precedent, custom, court decision D) legislations
A) Presidential Decree B) Constitution C) Republic Acts D) Presidential Proclamation
A) legislative department B) executive department C) judicial department D) administrative agencies
A) All of the above B) 1987 Constitution C) 1972 Constitution D) Freedom Constitution
A) ours is a government of laws and not of men B) bill of rights C) representation and renovation D) rule of the majority
A) youth B) elderly C) women D) religious
A) the national language of the Philippines is Filipino. B) the official language are the regional languages. C) the official languages are Filipino and, until otherwise provided by law, English. D) Filipino and major regional languages are the national language
A) indigenous cultural communities B) local natives C) cultural communities D) ethnic tribes
A) to build an egalitarian society B) to promote gender equality C) To increase civic consciousness D) to upgrade the quality of public service
A) absolute right over property B) redistribution of agricultural lands C) sharing of national taxes D) diffusion of wealth
A) executive power B) power of taxation C) police power D) power of eminent domain
A) The government cannot continue without means to pay its expenses and for these means, it has a right to compel all its citizens within its limits to contribute B) the benefit to which the taxpayer is entitled is that derived from his enjoyment of the privileges of living in an organized society C) in return for his contribution, the taxpayer receives the general advantages and protection which the government affords the taxpayer D) protection in the enjoyment of a citizen’s rights is a duty owed by the state to every citizen
A) governmental B) legislative C) executive D) judicial
A) an implement of police power to promote the general welfare B) . to reduce inequalities in wealth and income C) to strengthen anemic enterprises D) raise revenue for the support of the government
A) False, because one cannot be imprisoned for non-payment of poll tax. B) False, because a taxpayer has the right to legally avoid payment of taxes. C) True, because taxes are the lifeblood of the nation. D) True, because payment of taxes is a citizen’s duty.
A) False, they are rights that cannot be denied to a person. B) False, no one can interfere into the rights of another. C) True, a person’s right is limited. D) True, as long as it is done with due process of law.
A) privacy rights B) exclusionary rule C) inviolability principle D) privacy of communications
A) No, because the presence of the accused may be waived. B) Yes, because injustice may occur along the way. C) No, because the judges are presumed competent D) Yes, because the accused is entitled to be present at the trial
A) Secretary of Labor B) police C) judge D) PCGG
A) subpoena B) contempt C) write of habeas corpus D) summon
A) privacy of communications and correspondence B) freedom of information C) media freedom D) freedom of expression
A) direct tax B) professional tax C) income tax D) poll tax
A) right to due process of law B) prohibition against the enactment of a bill of attainder C) right against arbitrariness D) prohibition on ex post facto law
A) humanitarian consideration B) pauper suits C) equity principle D) mercy to the poor
A) Through proper negotiation B) Through due registration with the Civil Service Commission C) Through securing permits for labor strike D) Through diplomatic means
A) criminal negligence B) malfeasance C) threefold liability rule D) nonfeasance
A) right to office B) administration C) term D) tenure
A) resignation B) removal C) expiration of term/tenure D) abolition of office
A) natural-born citizen B) jus soli C) naturalization D) jus sanguinis
A) presence of probable cause B) preponderance of evidence C) guilty beyond reasonable doubt D) substantial evidence
A) Quasi-delict B) Crime C) Civil law D) Moral law
A) Law, Contracts, Quasi-contracts, Felony and Quasi-delicts B) Law, Contracts, Customs, Morals and Ethics C) Law, Contracts, Customs and Morals D) Law and Morals
A) Negligence B) Deceit C) Fault D) Felony
A) Negotiorum gestio B) Law C) Ethics D) Solutio indebiti
A) The law may be harsh but it is the law. B) The voice of the people is the voice of God. C) Ignorance of the law excuses no one from compliance therewith. D) The welfare of the people is the supreme law.
A) False, because allowing everyone to know the Constitution will result to lifelong argument and confusion. B) Neither True nor False. C) True but the final and binding and authority to interpret the Constitution resides with the judiciary. D) False, because it is only the members of the bench and the bar who were given authority to interpret the Constitution
A) Quasi-delict B) Quasi-contract C) Contract D) Felony
A) Contract B) Quasi-contract C) Quasi-delict D) Law
A) Contract B) Law C) Felony D) Quasi-delict
A) Contract B) Law C) None D) Felony
A) Contract B) None C) .Felony D) Law
A) CANNOT BE DETERMINED B) TRUE C) NEITHER TRUE NOR FALSE D) FALSE
A) TRUE B) FALSE C) NEITHER TRUE NOR FALSE D) CANNOT BE DETERMINED
A) FALSE B) CANNOT BE DETERMINED C) NEITHER TRUE NOR FALSE D) TRUE
A) judicial decision B) limited C) conscience D) Rule
A) Congress B) limited C) judicial decision D) Rule
A) Ten Commandments B) conscience C) limited D) public interests
A) uninterrupted usage B) Rule C) Congress D) Ten Commandments
A) public interests B) man-made law C) Congress D) uninterrupted usage
A) Rule B) man-made law C) Ten Commandments D) private interests
A) man-made law B) uninterrupted usage C) judicial decision D) private interests
A) conscience B) judicial decision C) public interests D) Congress
A) Congress B) uninterrupted usage C) private interests D) judicial decision
A) uninterrupted usage B) Congress C) Rule D) judicial decision |