APRIL 3 GR4 REVIEW FILIPINO CITIZENSHIP

Expatriation refers to the restoration of the citizenship of a person.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Repatriation is the renunciation of the citizenship of a person.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A foreigner can become a Filipino citizen through the naturalization process.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A naturalized Filipino citizen has the same rights and privileges as a Filipino citizen.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The Philippines follows the principle of jus sanguinis.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A Filipino who renounced his Filipino citizenship can be a citizen again of the Philippines through naturalization.

• TRUE

• FALSE

According to the 1987 Philippine Constitution, a child to be considered a Filipino citizen has to have both Filipino parents.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Naturalized Filipinos are allowed by Philippine law to acquire dual allegiance.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Jus sanguinis states that the citizenship of a child is determined by his parents' citizenship.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The Jus soli principle says that the country of birth determines a person's citizenship.

• TRUE

• FALSE