Philippine Government (SS 4.4.1)

What is the main role of the government in a country?

• To create wealth

• To enforce laws and regulations

• To manage businesses

• To provide entertainment

In a democratic government, who is considered the source of power?

• The military

• The leaders

• The citizens

• The wealthy

How many branches make up the National Government of the Philippines?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

Which branch of government is led by the President?

• Legislative

• Judicial

• Executive

• Administrative

What are the two chambers of the Legislative branch called?

• House of Lords and House of Commons

• Upper House and Lower House

• Senate and Congress

• Senate and House of Representatives

Which branch of government is responsible for interpreting laws?

• Legislative

• Executive

• Judicial

• Administrative

What term is used for a democratic government where the head of state is a common citizen?

• Monarchy

• Commonwealth

• Republic

• Oligarchy

Where do the Lower courts fall under in the Philippine government structure?

• Congress

• Executive Office

• Supreme Court

• The President

According to the separation of powers, what are heads of each branch of government prohibited from doing?

• Creating laws

• Interfering with the powers of the other branches

• Appointing judges

• Running for office

Which of the following statements is true regarding a democratic government?

• Only the wealthy can hold public office.

• Citizens have the right to choose their leaders.

• The government ignores citizens' rights.

• All power is concentrated in one individual.