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  • 1. Any norm of conduct applicable to all objects of creation.
A) Customs
B) Obligations
C) Law
D) Morals
  • 2. What is the Constitution currently in force in our country?
A) All of the above
B) 1972 Constitution
C) Freedom constitution
D) 1987 Constitution
  • 3. The source of the power of the government to tax is?
A) Inherent
B) Legislative
C) Constitutional
D) None of the above
  • 4. Salus populi suprema est lex" means:
A) The welfare of the people is the supreme law.
B) We must upheld the rule of law.
C) The law may be harsh but it is the law.
D) The voice of the people is the voice of God.
  • 5. Which of the following is an example of positive law?
A) Law of Motion
B) Moral Law
C) Criminal Law
D) None of the above
  • 6. Which of the following elements means that laws should run as golden threads through society to the end that law may approach its supreme ideal, which is the sway and dominance of justice.
A) Law is a rule of conduct
B) Law must be just
C) Law must bebe obligatory
D) Law must be ordained for the common benefit
  • 7. It consists of rules, more particularly referred to as statutes, promulgated by the legislature and enforced by the state.
A) Positive law
B) Natural law
C) Divine law
D) Moral law
  • 8. Before September 21, 1972, the power to legislate is vested in?
A) Congress
B) Parliament
C) President
D) Batasang Pambansa
  • 9. Constitutional Law, Administrative Law and Criminal Law are best examples of:
A) ubstantive Law
B) Procedural Law
C) Private Law
D) Public law
  • 10. Which of the following statement is correct?
A) The Constitution is akin to an ordinary law or statute.
B) he people's initiative can be utilize for purposes of revising the Constitution
C) A man-made law can prevail against the Constitution.
D) The Constitution can be changed either by amendment or revision.
  • 11. Sources of law include:
A) legislations
B) Legislation and morals
C) precedent and court decision
D) legislation, precedent, custom, court decision
  • 12. The President, the Vice President and the Cabinet Members were under the
A) Legislative Department
B) All of the above
C) Executive Department
D) Judicial Department
  • 13. Which of the following holds true?
A) we must follow the law.
B) We can completely ignore the law and suffer no Consequences at all.
C) We can exercise our utmost discretion whether we follow the law or not.
D) We may or may not follow the law.
  • 14. Which power does the state exercise in its act of requiring medical practitioners to have license before they are allowed to practice.
A) executive power
B) police power
C) power of taxation
D) power of eminent domain
  • 15. It is the so-called lifeblood of the nation.
A) Poll tax
B) Withholding taxes
C) Taxes and Penalties
D) Taxes
  • 16. Which of the following is not an example of Positive Law?
A) Political Law
B) Criminal Law
C) Mercantile Law
D) Moral Law
  • 17. What are the essential parts of a good written Constitution?
A) Constitution of Liberty
B) Constitution of Liberty, Constitution of Government & Constitution of Sovereignty
C) No correct answer
D) Constitution of Government and Constitution of Sovereignty
  • 18. What are the three inherent powers of the government?
A) Eminent domain
B) All of the above
C) Police power
D) Power of taxation
  • 19. In the hierarchy of laws, which is occupying the highest level?
A) Presidential Decree
B) Republic Acts
C) Constitution
D) Presidential Proclamation
  • 20. Physical Law and Moral Law are best examples of:
A) Divine law
B) Positive law
C) Natural law
D) Private law
  • 21. It is a government run by people's representatives
A) Monarchical
B) Pure democracy
C) Republican
D) Federalism Republican
  • 22. The Constitution is a legislation from
A) The people
B) The state
C) The government
D) The legislative
  • 23. Divine Law : The Ten Commandments Human Law
A) All of the above
B) Criminal Law
C) Legislation
D) Constitution
  • 24. Which of the following words can be best associated with laws?
A) Order
B) Freedom
C) Command
D) Rights
  • 25. The law requires that all persons must be treated equally even if they may not be similarly situated in consonance with the equal protection clause as mandated by the law.
A) CANNOT BE DETERMINED
B) NEITHER TRUE NOR FALSE
C) TRUE
D) FALSE
  • 26. The least limitable and the most demanding of all the powers of the government.
A) Power of taxation
B) Eminent domain
C) All of the above
D) Police power
  • 27. The collection of taxes is an____act
A) governmental
B) legislative
C) executive
D) judicial
  • 28. It is the agency in charge of collection of taxes:
A) Bureau of Customs
B) Bureau of Immigration
C) Bureau of Internal Revenue
D) Bureau of Treasury
  • 29. Human freedom is absolute.
A) CANNOT BE DETERMINED
B) NEITHER TRUE NOR FALSE
C) FALSE
D) TRUE
  • 30. This part of the Constitution contains the provisions on how to amend or revise our Constitution.
A) All of the above
B) Constitution of Sovereignty
C) Constitution of Liberty
D) Constitution of Government
  • 31. This recognizes the Latin maxim of "salus populi suprema est lex" (the welfare of the people is the supreme law).
A) Law must be just
B) Law is a rule of conduct
C) Law must be obligatory
D) Law must be ordained for the common benefit
  • 32. Which of the FF. statements is true?
A) No one is above the law
B) man can take the law into his own hands
C) The law may be dispensed with, if necessary.
D) He who comes to laW may come with dirty hands
  • 33. What are the elements of law?
A) Laws must be prescribed by legitimate authority and for common observance and benefit.
B) Law must be just and obligatory
C) All of the above
D) It is a rule of conduct.
  • 34. Man-made law is called:
A) Divine law
B) Moral law
C) Positive law
D) Natural law
  • 35. 24. This legal system is derived principally from the Koran and from writings of Islamic jurists.
A) Mohammedan Law
B) Pure democracy
C) Monarchical
D) Federalism
  • 36. System of rules which God laid down to govern the operations of the universe.
A) Moral law
B) Positive law
C) Physical law
D) Divine law
  • 37. The collection of taxes and/or enforcement of tax laws is in nature.
A) Legislative
B) None of the above
C) Executive
D) Judicial
  • 38. What is the primary purpose of taxation?
A) To reduce inequalities in wealth and income
B) an implement of police power to promote the general welfare
C) To strengthen anemic enterprises
D) raise revenue for the support of the government
  • 39. Which of the three powers of the government may be delegated to private entities?
A) Police power
B) Power of taxation
C) None at all
D) Power of eminent domain
  • 40. What is the introductory part of the Constitution?
A) Preamble
B) Bill of Rights
C) Declaration of State Principles and Policies
D) Transitory Provisions
  • 41. The power and the power of the eminent domain are:
A) powers susceptible to total delegation
B) inherent powers of the State
C) constitutional grants and must therefore be in conformity to the Constitution
D) constitutional grants yet
  • 42. The Constitution must not suffer from ambiguity.
A) The constitution must be broad
B) The constitution must be definite
C) The constitution must be brief
D) The constitution must be legal
  • 43. In the hierarchy of laws, the_ is occupying the apex
A) legislation
B) Judicial decision
C) people
D) Constitution
  • 44. Which of the following is considered a custom?
A) Rule of law
B) rights of the accused
C) right of innocent passage
D) Voice of the people
  • 45. Violation of Criminal Law is considered a
A) private offense
B) human rights violation
C) public offense
D) heinous crime
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