PHILIPPINE POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE

What is the primary focus of political science?

• The study of economic systems.

• The examination of human behavior.

• The study of the state and government.

What does the term "sovereignty" refer to?

• • The ability to enforce laws.

• • A state's supreme authority within its territory.

• • The acceptance of a regime's authority by the public.

Which concept involves finding common ground through dialogue?

• • Authority.

• • Political power.

• • Compromise and consensus.

What role does civil society play in governance?

• • It operates independently to promote social change.

• • It manages local government units.

• • It enforces laws and policies.

Which of the following is an example of political authority?

• • A teacher grading student assignments.

• • A NGO Leader organizing a community event.

• • A president issuing an executive order.

What is the main purpose of governance?

• To enforce strict regulations.
  

• • To create laws.

• • To manage national affairs and express citizen interests.

What does legitimacy in governance imply?

• The ability to control the military.
  

• • Public acceptance of government authority.

• • The use of force to maintain order.

How can local government units (LGUs) best serve their communities?

• • By addressing local issues through citizen engagement.

• By increasing taxes without public consultation.

• By focusing solely on national policies.
  

Which of the following best describes the "art of government"?

• • The application of science in political decisions.

• The enforcement of laws without consideration of public opinion.
  

• • The creative and strategic management of public affairs.

Why is public trust crucial for governance?

• • It allows for the imposition of rules.

• • It fosters compliance with laws.

• It helps maintain legitimacy and effective governance.