CSE GENERAL INFO 100 QUESTIONS

What is the highest law of the lane in the Philippines?

The constitution

The 1987 Constitution was ratified during the presidency of:

Corazon Aquino

The philippines is a democratic and republican State. Sovereignty resides in the

People

Separation of powers is observed among which three branches of government?

Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary

The bill of rights protects the

Civil and political rights of the people

The term of office of the President of the Philippines is

6 years

Which branch interprets the laws?

Judiciary

The legislative power of the government is vested in:

Congress

What is the minimum age requirement for the president?

40 years old

The right to due process and equal protection of the law are found in which article?

Article III

The constitution guarantees freedom of speech and of the press under which article

Bill of Rights

What is the purpose of the preamble?

To state the purpose and guiding principles of the Constitution

The commission on elections is an example of a:

Constitutional commission

The judiciary is composed of:

Supreme Court and lower courts

The constitution prohibits detention without charges for more than:

48 hours

Who can declare martial law?

President

The right to information on matters of public concern is guaranteed by:

Article III

The constitution provides that civilian authority is always supreme over the:

Military

The principle of checks and balances ensres:

Each branch limits the powers of the others

The right to vote is called

Suffrage

Who was the first president of the philippine republic

Emilio aguinaldo

The capital of the Philippines is:

Manila

The national hero of the philippines is:

Jose Rizal

The philippine flag's three stars represent:

Mindanao, Visayas, and Luzon

The blue field of the philippine flag stands for:

Peace and Justice

The national motto maka-diyos, maka-tao, makakalikasan at makabansa was adopted in:

1998

Who is the known as the father of the katipunan?

Andres Bonifacio

The house of representative members are elected for how many years?

3 years

The senate of the Philippines has how many members

24

The local government code was enacted in

1991

The highest court in the Philippines is the

Supreme Court

The head of a city government is the

Mayor

Which value is emphasized in bayanihan?

Cooperation and community spirit

The celebration of independence day is on:

June 12

The philippine national anthem was composed by:

Julian felipe

The phrase ang hindi marunong lumingon sa pinanggalingan was said by

Jose Rizal

The province of cavite is known as the:

Cradle of the revolution

The term public office is a public trust means

Government service must be honest and accountable

Which agency enforces laws and maintains peace and order?

Executive

What is the highest governing body of a barangay?

Barangay Council

The united nations was founded in

1945

The currency of japan is:

Yen

The first man to walk on the moon was:

Neil Armstrong

The current secretary general of the united nation

Antonio guterres

Which planet is known as the red planet

Mars

The national language of the philippines is:

Filipino

What is the main ingredients in sushi

Rice

Which continent is the largest?

Asia

Which ocean is the largest

Pacific

The philippines is composed of how many regions

17

The worlds longest river is the

Nile River

The philippine peso sign is represented by

P

The first filipino astronaut candidate was:

Chino Roque

What do you call the study of weather?

Meteorology

What is the chemical symbol of gold

Au

The capital of South Korea is:

Seoul

The organization ASEAN stands for:

Association of Southeast Asian Nation

The largest island in the philippines is:

Luzon

What does GDP stand for?

Gross Domestic Product

The Philippine Independence was proclaimed in

Kawit, Cavite

RA 6713 is also known as:

Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officals and Employees

The main purpose of RA 6713 is to:

Promote efficiency, integrity, and accountability of public service

The eight norms of conduct refer to

Ethical principles for public officals

Public officials must act with professionalism

Showing fairness and competence

Which is NOT a norm of conduct?

Political Favoritism

Public officials must submit a statement of assets, liabilities, and net worth SALN

Annually

Public officials should avoid conflicts of interest by

Declaring financial connections

Which office enforces RA 6713?

Civil Service Commission

Public official should serve the people with

Loyalty and efficiency

Public office is a public trust means

Official must be accountable to the people

The right to a balanced and healthful ecology is found in:

Article II, Section 16 of the Constitution

The government agency primarily responsible for environmental protection is:

DENR

RA 9003

Ecological Solid Waste Management Act

RA 8749

Clean air act

The paris agreement focuses on:

Climate change mitigation

Deforestation causes

Soil erosion and loss of biodiversity

The universal declaration of human rights was adopted in:

1948

The right of life, liberty, and property is an example of:

Civil right

The commission on human rights was established under

1987 Constitution

Peace education promotes:

Understanding, tolerance, and non-violence

The main greenhouse gas responsible for global warming is

Carbon Dioxide

The 3Rs in waste management stand for

Reuse, Reduce, Recycle

Climate change refers to:

Long term alteration of global temperature and patterns

The right to education is a

Economic and Social right

Discrimination based on gender violates

Human Rights

The international organization promoting world peace is:

United Nations

The term sustainable development means

Meeting current needs without harming future generations

Which agency manages disaster risk reduction in the philippines

NDRRMC

The climate change act of 2009 is

RA 9729

Human rights are:

Basic rights inherent to all human beings