PPG Q2W5 NATURE OF ELECTIONS AND POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE PHIL

What is the main purpose of an election in a democratic country like the Philippines?

• To entertain the citizens

• To choose leaders who will represent the people's interests

• to increase the population of voters

• to celebrate national holidays

Which government body supervises and administers elections in the Philippines?

• Senate

• Commission on Elections (COMELEC)

• Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG)

• Supreme Court

When are national and local elections in the Philippines usually held?

• Every two years

• Every three years

• Every five years

• Every six years

Which of the following best describes a political party?

• A business organization that sponsors candidates

• A group of people sharing the same political beliefs who seek to gain power through elections

• A social club for government officials

• A government agency that manages elections

What type of political party system does the Philippines follow?

• One-party system

• Multi-party system

• Two-party system

• Coalition-only system

Which of the following is a function of political parties?

• Collecting taxes

• Appointing judges

• Nominating candidates for elections

• Conducting national censuses

What is the significance of elections in a democratic society?

• To remove unwanted citizens

• To ensure that leaders are accountable to the people

• To weaken the opposition

• To control the media

Which of the following is an example of a political party in the Philippines?

• Greenpeace

• Amnesty International

• PDP-Laban

• United Nations

Maria is a first-time voter who wants to understand her rights and responsibilities. Which aspect of democracy is she practicing?

• Political neutrality

• Partisanship

• Political participation

• 11. Civil disobedience

A political party is organizing a campaign to promote environmental laws. This shows which function of political parties?

• Influencing government policy

• Enforcing court decisions

• Administering justice

• Collecting funds