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Key concepts of Philippine Politics & Governance.

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Civics Essentials QuizVersión en línea Key concepts of Philippine Politics & Governance. por Lorence Coleta 1 What are the three inherent powers of the State? a Police power; Taxation; International law b Executive privilege; Police power; Taxation c Police power; Eminent domain; Taxation d Eminent domain; Taxation; Judicial review 2 What does Salus populi est suprema lex mean? a The king is above the law b The welfare of the people is the supreme law c The people govern by consent of the governed d The majority rule decides all policies 3 Which power enables the state to take private property for public use with just compensation? a Eminent domain b Police power c Expropriation without compensation d Taxation 4 The Philippine archipelago’s waters, between and around islands, are considered part of what? a Territorial seas b Exclusive economic zone c Internal waters d Foreign waters 5 Name the four inherent elements of the State. a People, Government, Territory, Sovereignty b Population, Culture, Land, Autonomy c Citizens, Institutions, Waters, Power d Police, Law, Economy, Culture 6 How is a State defined in political science terms? a A community with a definite territory and organized government b A nation with shared language c A group of people under a king d A temporary administrative unit 7 What is the primary purpose of taxation? a To restrict economic growth b To fund private projects c To punish citizens d To raise government revenues for public services and development 8 What characterizes police power as described in the materials? a Static and fixed to the national legislature b Limited to criminal law only c Dynamic and subject to public welfare; can be exercised by various bodies d Independent of constitutional limits 9 What limits the exercise of the State’s inherent powers? a Constitutional limits and protection of rights b Foreign treaties only c Economic capacity d Public opinion alone 10 How does a constitution differ from a statute? a Constitution changes easily; statutes never change b Constitution is the supreme fundamental law; statutes are details c Constitution is local; statutes are national d Constitution is temporary; statutes are permanent Feedback 1 These three powers are described as inherent and indispensable to the state. 2 This Latin maxim justifies prioritizing public welfare in legal decisions. 3 Eminent domain is the right to take for public use with just compensation. 4 The archipelago’s waters are described as forming part of the internal waters. 5 The four elements are commonly cited as people, government, territory, and sovereignty. 6 A state requires a defined territory and an organized government with obedience. 7 Taxation funds government operations and public development. 8 Police power is described as dynamic, evolving with society and exercised by multiple bodies within limits. 9 Inherent powers operate under constitutional restrictions and rights protections. 10 A constitution provides the framework and limits; statutes provide specific rules.

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Civics Essentials QuizVersión en línea

por Lorence Coleta

What are the three inherent powers of the State?

What does Salus populi est suprema lex mean?

Which power enables the state to take private property for public use with just compensation?

The Philippine archipelago’s waters, between and around islands, are considered part of what?

Name the four inherent elements of the State.

How is a State defined in political science terms?

What is the primary purpose of taxation?

What characterizes police power as described in the materials?

What limits the exercise of the State’s inherent powers?

How does a constitution differ from a statute?

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