Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 28 views

    A. Constitutional Rights

    Uploaded by

    JEEHAN DELA CRUZ
    The document contains multiple choice questions about human rights and civil liberties in the Philippines. It covers topics like the bill of rights, constitutional rights, political rights, civil rights, due process, rights of the accused, laws that protect human rights in the Philippines like the Bill of Rights, UDHR, and ICCPR, and organizations involved in upholding human rights like the Commission on Human Rights.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    A. Constitutional Rights

    Uploaded by

    JEEHAN DELA CRUZ
    28 views5 pages
    The document contains multiple choice questions about human rights and civil liberties in the Philippines. It covers topics like the bill of rights, constitutional rights, political rights, civil rights, due process, rights of the accused, laws that protect human rights in the Philippines like the Bill of Rights, UDHR, and ICCPR, and organizations involved in upholding human rights like the Commission on Human Rights.

    Original Title

    BILL

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document contains multiple choice questions about human rights and civil liberties in the Philippines. It covers topics like the bill of rights, constitutional rights, political rights, civil rights, due process, rights of the accused, laws that protect human rights in the Philippines like the Bill of Rights, UDHR, and ICCPR, and organizations involved in upholding human rights like the Commission on Human Rights.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    28 views5 pages

    A. Constitutional Rights

    Uploaded by

    JEEHAN DELA CRUZ
    The document contains multiple choice questions about human rights and civil liberties in the Philippines. It covers topics like the bill of rights, constitutional rights, political rights, civil rights, due process, rights of the accused, laws that protect human rights in the Philippines like the Bill of Rights, UDHR, and ICCPR, and organizations involved in upholding human rights like the Commission on Human Rights.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    of 5

    1. These rights are guaranteed in bill of rights of the constitution.

    a. Constitutional Rights

    b. Statutory Rights

    c. None of these

    d. All of these

    2. Those rights belonging to individuals by virtue of their citizenship, such as freedom to contract,
    right to property, and marriage among others.

    a. Civil Rights

    b. Political Rights

    c. Socio-economic Rights

    d. All of these

    3. Those rights pertaining to the citizenship of the individual vis-à-vis the administration of the
    government, such as right of suffrage right to hold office, and right to petition for redress of wrong.

    a. Political Rights

    b. Civil Rights

    c. Socio-economic Rights

    d. All of these

    4. A criminal defendant is not presumed guilty in an inquisitorial system. Nevertheless, since a case
    would not be brought against a defendant unless there is evidence indicating guilt, the system does
    not require the Presumption of Innocence that is fundamental to the adversarial system.

    A. True

    b. Partially True

    c. False

    d. Partially False

    5. It refers to the declaration and enumeration of the fundamental civil and political rights of a
    person with the primary purpose of safeguarding the person from violations by the government, as
    well as by individuals and group of individuals.

    a. Bill of Rights

    b. Human Rights

    c. Human Rights Education


    6. Who has Human Rights?

    a. Absolutely Everyone

    b. No one

    c. None of these

    d. All of these

    7. DOJ means.

    a. Department of Justice

    b. Department of Justices

    c. Departmen of Justices

    d. All of these

    8. An organization that check and balance mechanism created by law against erring policemen. It
    was established by virtue of________, it is the central receiving entity for citizens' complaints against
    any uniformed member of the Philippine National Police (PNP).

    a. Republic Act No. 8551

    b. Republic Act No. 8515

    c. Republic Act No. 8115

    9. Laws and Legal Documents that ensure the Human Rights of Filipino

    a. Bill of Rights

    b. UDCHR

    C. ICCPR

    D. All of these

    10. Rights of the accused found in __

    a. Rule 115 of the Criminal Procedure

    b. Rule 113 of the Criminal Procedure

    c. Rule 112 of the Criminal Procedure

    d. Rule 117 of the Criminal Procedure

    11. It indicates that the bill of rights is a safeguard not just against the abuses of the government but
    also of individuals or group of individuals.

    a. Bill of Rights
    b. Human Rights

    c. Human Right Education

    d. All of these

    12. Bill of Rights, it includes ____which declare a Filipino citizen’s rights and privileges that the
    constitution has to protect, no matter what.

    a. 22 sections

    b. 23 sections

    c. 24 sections

    d. 25 sections

    13. It refers not just to physical safety but also to the importance of quality of life.
    a. Right to Life
    b. Right to Liberty
    c. Right to Property
    d. All of these
    14. It means freedom to exercise one’s faculties.

    a. Positive Freedom

    b. Negative Freedom

    c. Libel

    d. All of these

    15. It is important to note however that privileges like licenses are not protected property; but they
    may evolve in a protected right if much is invested in them as means of livelihood.

    a. True

    b. Partially True

    c. False

    d. Partially False

    16. The Rights to life, liberty, and property can be taken without due process.
    a. False
    b. True
    c. None of these
    d. I don’t know
    17. This right is “the embodiment of the supporting idea of fair play” and its essence is that it is “a
    law which hears before it condemns which proceeds upon inquiry and renders judgment only after
    trial.”
    a. Due process of law
    b. Procedural
    c. Substantive
    d. All of these
    18. It involves the method or manner by which the law is enforced.

    a. Procedural aspect

    b. Substantive aspect

    c. Due Process of Law

    d. All of these

    19. It requires, essentially, the opportunity to be heard in which every citizen is given the chance to
    defend himself or explain his side through the protection of general rules of procedure. It
    contemplates notice and opportunity to be heard before judgment is rendered.

    a. Procedural due process

    b. Substantive due process

    c. Due process of law

    d. All of these

    20. It refers to protections given to the person of an accused in any criminal case.

    a. Rights of the accused

    b. Civil Rights

    c. Socio-economic Rights

    d. None of these

    21. CHR means

    a. Commission on Human Rights

    b. Comission on Human Rights

    c. Commision on Human Rights

    d. All of these
    22. It refers to the declaration and enumeration of the fundamental civil and political rights of a
    person with the primary purpose of safeguarding the person from violations by the government, as
    well as by individuals and group of individuals.

    a. Bill of Rights

    b. Human Rights

    c. Political Rights

    d. Civil Rights

    13. An organization who check and balance mechanism created by law against erring) policemen. It
    is the central receiving entity for citizens' complaints against any uniformed member of the
    Philippine National Police (PNP).

    a. PLEB

    b. IAS

    c. DOJ

    d. CHR

    24. It is the most important parts of the fundamental law since it aims at balancing the power of the
    government and the various freedoms of the individual.

    a. Bill of Rights

    b. Human Rights

    c. Human Rights Education

    d. All of these

    25. The Bill of Rights provided for two things: first, restrictions directed against the state,and second,
    explicit identification and no limitation of the individual.

    a. True

    b. Partially True

    c. False

    d. I don’t know

    You might also like