Citizenship / Participation

A type of citizen who are inclined to treat their own needs as far more important than those of society.

• Self-centered

• Ideological or Altruistic

• Apathetic

• Democratic

The following is an economic virtue except.

• Work-ethic

• Adaptability to economic and technological change

• Willingness to demand only what can be paid for

• Capacity to delay self-gratification

This perspective on Citizenship wherein juridical status of the citizen is based on and legitimized by the state

• Aristotelian-republican

• Lockean-liberal

• Democratic Deliberation

• Platonic-elitist

A way of acquiring citizenship where it is determined by place of birth

• Jus sanguins

• Jus soli

TRUE OR FALSE: For a person to become a Filipino, both of his or her parents must be Filipinos

• True

• False

Filipino Citizenship can be re-acquired through what law?

• Republic Act No. 7610

• Republic Act No. 8353

• Republic Act No. 9225

• Republic Act No. 4670

TRUE OR FALSE: A Filipino can have dual citizenship

• True

• False

How much real estate a foreigner should have before being naturalized?

• Php 2,000

• Php 3,000

• Php 4,000

• Php 5,000

It refers to a shared identity among citizens of a state, and a belief that a certain state is superior of the state.

• Individualism

• Patriotism

• Nationalism

• Collectivism

It is the belief that the rights or benefits of a single person should come first.

• Individualism

• Patriotism

• Nationalism

• Collectivism