6.

How many articles does the 1987

Constitution consist of?

a. 16 c. 18
b. 17 d. 19
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION PEN AND PAPER TEST 7. Constitution is defined by Cooley as:
CRITICAL TEST ANALYSIS
a. a body of statutory, administrative
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Laws. For exclusive use of PRC reviewees b. a body of rules and maxims in
only. accordance with which the powers
of sovereignty are habitually
Direction: Read and analyze the following exercised
questions and select the correct answer. c. a body of rules and edicts
emanating from the rulings of
1. What type of government does the 1987 courts and written guidelines of
Constitution establish? the executive and the
legislature by which government is
governed
a. Autocratic
b. Parliamentary d. a body of interpretations and rules
c. Democratic by which the three branches of
d. Totalitarian government are judged for
purposes of sovereign compliance
2. What is the official language of the 1987 with good corporate governance
Constitution?
8. What are the three important parts of the
a. Tagalog 1987 Constitution?
b. Filipino
c. English a. Constitution of Liberty,
d. Filipino or English Constitution of Government and
Constitution of Sovereignty
3. What are the three branches of b. the preamble, the bill of rights,
government established by the 1987 and provisions on checks and
Constitution? balances
c. the national territory, the
declaration of principles and state
a. Executive, Legislative, and
Judicial policies, and the transitory
b. Legislative, Executive, and provisions
d. the executive department, the
Monarchy
legislative department and the
c. Judiciary, Bureaucracy, and
judiciary
Judiciary
d. President, Prime Minister, and
Senate 9. Why does the constitutional provision on
initiative and referendum is not self-
4. What is the official name of the 1987 executory?
Constitution?
a. Because it requires an
a. The 1987 Philippine Republic implementing resolution from the
Constitution COMELEC
b. The 1987 Republic of the b. Because it requires an
Philippines Constitution implementing resolution from the
c. The 1987 Constitution of the Supreme Court
Republic of the Philippines c. Because it requires an
d. The 1987 Constitution of the implementing legislation
Philippines d. Because it requires an
implementing resolution from the
party-list representative of the
5. According to the 1987 Constitution:
Article II Section 4, what is the prime duty House of Representatives.
of the government?
10. The term of office of the Senators shall be
years. No Senator shall serve
a. To represent the Filipino people
for more than consecutive term.
b. To serve and protect the people
c. To provide the needs of the
people a. 5, 2
d. To protect the rights of the b. 6, 3
Filipino people c. 5, 3
d. 6, 2
11. Republic Act No. 6713 shall be known as
the . obtain or use any statement filed under
a. Code of Conduct and Discipline
for Public Officials and Employees
b. Ethical Standards for Public
Officials and Employees
c. Code of Ethics for Public Officials
and Employees
d. Code of Conduct and Ethical
Standards for Public Officials and
Employees
12. Which of the following is not the purpose
of RA 6713?
a. To promote a high standard
of ethics in public service
b. To prevent and penalize
corruption
c. To ensure that all citizens
are treated equally
d. To promote accountability in the
use of public funds
13. What type of financial disclosure is
required of public officials and employees
under RA 6713?
a. A statement of assets, liabilities,
and net worth
b. A record of all financial
transactions
c. A list of all investments and
holdings
d. A report of all gifts received
14. According to Republic Act No. 6713,
which of the following is NOT considered
as a conflict of interest?
a. Engaging in any business
transaction with a subordinate
b. Accepting gifts from the public
c. Participating in activities outside
of official duties
d. Having a financial interest in any
transaction requiring the approval
of one’s office
15. What is the penalty for violating
RA
6713?
a. Imprisonment
b. Fines
c. Dismissal from office
d. All of the above
16. Which of the following is not a duty of
public official employees according to RA
6713?
a. Submit annual performance
reports
b. Process documents and papers
expeditiously
c. Creating or altering records
d. Make documents accessible
to the public
17. It shall be unlawful for any person to
Republic Act No. 6713 except for:
a. Any purpose of contrary to morals
b. Any form of contrary to public
policy
c. Commercial purposes
d. News and communication for
dissemination to the public
18. Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net
Worth and a Disclosure of Business
Interests and Financial Connections shall
be filed within how many days after
assumption of office?
a. 24 days
b. 27 days
c. 30 days
d. 60 days
19. Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net
Worth and a Disclosure of Business
Interests and Financial Connections shall
contain information on .
a. Personal property and acquisition
cost
b. Assets, liabilities, all business
interest, and financial connections
c. Real property, its improvements,
acquisition cost, assessed value,
and current fair market value
d. All of the above
20. What are the three (3) conditions set
in Republic Act No. 6713 for public officers
and employees to receive gifts?
a. The gift is given out of gratitude,
the gift is of considerable value,
and the gift is solicited
b. The gift is given in good faith, the
gift is of considerable value,
and the gift is unsolicited
c. The gift is given out of courtesy,
the gift is nominal in value, and
the gift is solicited
d. The gift is given in the spirit of
friendship, the gift is nominal in
value, and the gift is unsolicited
21. Which of the following is NOT part of the
Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC)
process?
a. Consultation
b. Negotiation
c. Access to legal advice
d. Forced eviction of indigenous
people from their land
22. What is the law in the Philippines that
protects the rights of indigenous peoples?
a. The Constitution of the Philippines
b. The Indigenous Peoples’ Rights
Act of 1997
c. The Civil Rights Act of 1964
d. The Free, Prior and Informed
Consent (FPIC) process
23. What is the law signed by the former 30. What is the penalty for sexual
President Rodrigo Duterte that provides exploitation?
more autonomy to the Bangsamoro
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao a. A fine
(BARMM)? b. Imprisonment
c. Loss of license
d. Community service
a. The Comprehensive Agreement
on the Bangsamoro
b. The Bangsamoro Peace 31. What is one way the Philippines is
Agreement mitigating climate change?
c. The Bangsamoro Organic Law
(BOL) a. Promoting sustainable
d. The Autonomous Region in development
Muslim Mindanao Law b. Creating renewable energy
sources
24. What law is repealed by Republic Act No. c. Reducing carbon emissions
d. Adapting to the impacts of climate
11054?
change
a. Republic Act No. 9054
b. Republic Act No. 6734 32. How have destructive fishing practices
c. Republic Act No. 11054 impacted the marine ecosystems of the
d. The Organic Law for the Philippines?
Bangsamoro Autonomous Region
in Muslim Mindanao a. Increased species diversity
b. Decreased water quality
25. How is climate change affecting local c. Improved water clarity
communities in the Philippines? d. Reduced fish stocks

a. Increasing access to clean water b. 33. What is the main cause of air pollution?
Decreasing agricultural production c.
Increasing access to public a. Burning of Fossil Fuels
transportation b. Overpopulation
d. Decreasing the cost of living c. Deforestation
d. Vehicle Emissions
26. What type of extreme weather events
is the Philippines experiencing more 34. What is the main health effect of air
often due to climate change? pollution?

a. Earthquake a. Eye Irritation

b. Tsunamis b. Respiratory Problems
c. Hailstorms c. Skin Problems
d. Typhoons d. Hearing Loss

27. What is/are the primary form of human 35. It is the primary goal of waste
trafficking in the Philippines? management in the Philippines?

a. Forced labor a. To create more landfills

b. Sexual exploitation b. To reduce the amount of waste
c. Child labor disposed of in landfills
d. All of the above c. To increase the amount of
recycling
28. It is the highest form of human trafficking in d. To generate more income from
the Philippines? waste

a. Forced labor 36. It is the name of the law governing waste

b. Sexual exploitation management in the Philippines?
c. Child labor
d. Domestic Servitude a. The Waste Management Act
b. Ecological Solid Waste
29. What is the main focus of the Philippine Management Act
human rights movement? c. The Environmental Protection and
Management Act
a. Protecting freedom of speech d. The Pollution Control Act
b. Ensuring equal access to
education 37. These are the types of wastes covered by
c. Defending civil and political rights the Ecological Solid Waste Management
d. Promoting economic and social Act except:
justice
a. Industrial waste
b. Agricultural waste
c. Hazardous waste
d. Medical waste
 45. What does Republic Act (RA) 11934
38. Which is the primary law governing require all public telecommunications
biodiversity protection in the Philippines? entities (PTEs) to do?

a. Philippine Wildlife Act of 2001 a. Limit the sale and activation of

b. National Integrated Protected
Areas System Act of 1992
c. Fisheries Code of 1998
d. Republic Act No. 9147
39. Ms. Berny is the owner of the biggest
business in the city. She violated the
Ecological Solid Waste Management Act.
What penalty will she be receiving?
a. A fine
b. Imprisonment
c. Suspension of business license
d. All of the above
40. These are the ways to protect the
environment.
a. Reduce waste by recycling,
composting, and reusing items.
b. Plant more trees and shrubs to
help absorb pollutants and reduce
the effects of climate change
c. Conserve energy and water by
using more efficient appliances
and fixtures
d. All of the above
41. How much did the headline inflation rate
for the Philippines increase from
December 2022 to January 2023?
SIM cards
b. Provide law enforcement with
an identification tool in
resolving
crimes
c. Regulate the use of SIM cards
d. Require the registration of SIM
cards prior to their sale and
activation
46. Who is the current chairperson of the
Committee on Public Services in the
Philippines?
a. Panfilo "Ping" Morena Lacson Sr.
b. Mary Grace Natividad Sonora
Poe-Llamanzares
c. Ana Theresia Navarro
Hontiveros-Baraquel
d. Francis N. Tolentino
47. What does LTFRB stand for?
a. Land Transportation Franchising
and Regulatory Board
b. Long Term Financial Resource
Banks
c. Local Transport Fare Regulation
Board
d. Low-Income Tax Free Retirement
Benefits

a. 0.6 % 48. What has sparked an outcry from jeepney

b. 1.6 % drivers and operators?
c. 2.6 %
d. 3.6 % a. The modernization of public
transportation
b. The phaseout of jeepneys
42. What is the name of the plane that went
c. The proposal to reduce air
missing on February 18, 2023 and later
pollution
found out that it crashed on Mayon d. PUV modernization
Volcano?
49. What is the government arguing in favor
a. Zesna Plane of the PUV modernization?
b. Cessna RPC340
c. Cesna RPC430 a. Modernizing the PUV fleet will
d. Sessna Plane reduce air pollution and improve
road safety
43. The above mentioned plane was carrying b. PUV modernization can bring
how many people? economic benefits
c. PUV modernization can help
a. 2 reduce traffic congestion
b. 3 d. All of the above
c. 4
d. 5 50. Why does jeepney drivers and operators
not in favor of the jeepney phaseout?
44. Republic Act (RA) 11934 is also known as
. a. Due to fear of job displacement
and loss of livelihood.
a. Public b. Concerns that the cost of modern
Telecommunications jeepneys
Entities (PTEs) Registration Act c. It can can lead to higher fares for
b. Subscriber Identity Module commuters
Registration Act d. All of the above
c. Mobile Phone Registration Act
d. Telecommunications Regulation
Act