FINAL ASSESSMENT

• A person born in the Philippines, whose parents are both Filipino citizens, is considered a natural-born Filipino citizen.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• Under the 1987 Philippine Constitution, naturalized citizens are considered natural-born citizens.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• A person born abroad to a Filipino mother and a foreign father can automatically acquire Philippine citizenship.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• Natural-born citizens who lose their Philippine citizenship by acquiring another citizenship can re-acquire their Philippine citizenship.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• According to the 1987 Philippine Constitution, individuals born to at least one Filipino parent, whether born in the Philippines or abroad, can be considered naturalized-born citizens.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• According to the 1987 Philippine Constitution, only individuals born in the Philippines can be considered natural-born citizens.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• A Filipino citizen who marries a foreign national automatically loses their Philippine citizenship

• TRUE

• FALSE

• The term "natural-born citizen" under the 1987 Philippine Constitution includes individuals who have undergone naturalization proceedings.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• The 1987 Philippine Constitution provides that dual allegiance is inimical to the national interest and shall be dealt with by law.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• Children born to Filipino citizens in foreign countries must reside in the Philippines to be considered natural-born citizens.

• TRUE

• FALSE