This quiz covers concepts related to Philippine politics and governance. It asks students to identify definitions and concepts, and determine whether statements about politics, government, and related topics are true or false. Some key areas covered include definitions of politics, government, influence, and other political science terms. Students are also asked about different perspectives on politics from philosophers like Plato and Aristotle.
This quiz covers concepts related to Philippine politics and governance. It asks students to identify definitions and concepts, and determine whether statements about politics, government, and related topics are true or false. Some key areas covered include definitions of politics, government, influence, and other political science terms. Students are also asked about different perspectives on politics from philosophers like Plato and Aristotle.
This quiz covers concepts related to Philippine politics and governance. It asks students to identify definitions and concepts, and determine whether statements about politics, government, and related topics are true or false. Some key areas covered include definitions of politics, government, influence, and other political science terms. Students are also asked about different perspectives on politics from philosophers like Plato and Aristotle.
This quiz covers concepts related to Philippine politics and governance. It asks students to identify definitions and concepts, and determine whether statements about politics, government, and related topics are true or false. Some key areas covered include definitions of politics, government, influence, and other political science terms. Students are also asked about different perspectives on politics from philosophers like Plato and Aristotle.
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QUIZ #1: PHILIPPINE POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE 19.
TRUE Politics is the acquiring and exercising of
power, rule, authority and influence for whatever General Directions: Read carefully the directions for each reasons test. Write legibly all your answers in the answer sheet 20. F The Romans formulated the word politics during provided. No erasures/superimpositions. the 4th and 5th century. 21. TRUE Humans are not self-sufficing so they find the I. Identify what is being asked for each statement. need to come together as a community. From this Choose the letter of your answer from the box union comes the need for politics and governance below. Capital letters. to maintain order within a society. 22. F The government is the most sovereign and A. Power I. Plato inclusive association. B. Government J. Political Science 23. F Human association is the highest among the polis C. Influence K. Polis according to Plato. D. Law L. Idiotes 24. TRUE Reasons for getting involved in politics varies E. Robert Dahl M. Harold Lasswell from institutional, social and individual. F. Authority N.Politics 25. F Politics is study of power relationship among the G. Governance people in a given society excluding the H. Rule relationships among states in the international community. 1. K The Greek word for politics which means city- 26. TRUE Making of political decisions and allocation of states. limited resources are some of the concerns of 2. B It is an institution that carries out the will of the politics. state. 27. TRUE Authority compels others to grant obedience 3. I He stated that Politics is the study of the affairs of because of some attached legitimacy. the city-states. 28. F Influence is a process or power of producing an 4. E According to him, Politics is the existence of rules effect without apparent exertion of tangible force, or authority within the state. or direct exercise of command and often with 5. M He said that Politics is “who gets what, when deliberate effort or intent. and how”. 29. F The exercise of power or authority by political 6. A It is the ability or right to do something over leaders for the well-being of their country’s citizens others. or subjects refers to government. 7. G It deals with power in government and how this 30. F Politics deals with power in government in institution exerts power for the benefit of the general while governance specifically deals with society. power in the society. 8. J It is a systematic study of political phenomena. 31. F Social Science is the academic discipline that 9. H The regulation or bylaw governing procedures in deals with key issues and concepts in politics. a public or private body and even controlling the 32. F Niccolo Machiavelli is the father of modern behaviour and conduct of people. Political Science because of his major works 10. F The feature of a leader or an institution that particularly in publishing The Politics and The compels others to grant it obedience because of Prince. some ascribed legitimacy. 33. TRUE Knowing your rights is valuable in 11. C The act, process or power of producing an effect safeguarding yourself against aggressions and without apparent exertion of tangible force. abuses of the society and the government. 12. L For ancient Greeks, this means a person who 34. TRUE According to Aristotle, political science is a does not vote, does not discuss public issues, and practical science because it aims to make people does not involve himself in government affairs. happy. 13. G It has a Greek origin “kubernain” which means 35. F It is better to be feared than to be loved because “to steer”. fear creates abuses and love begets respect. 14. N It is the heart of Political Science. 36. F The application of political concepts into research 15. D Any written statement that limits or guides the and policy making refers to political theory. behavior of a certain group. 37. F Comparative Politics deals with the different perspectives and ideas regarding politics and II. Write TRUE if the statement is correct. governance of different political philosophers Otherwise, write F. 38. TRUE The knowledge of politics and governance is 16. TRUE Comparative politics is about comparing a critical attribute of a citizen belonging to a various political systems and different certain state. constitutions among different countries through 39. TRUE The inevitable existence of differences and time. conflicts among the people in the society 17. F Political theory concentrates on establishing and necessitates the emergence of laws. maintaining relations among countries through 40. TRUE Politics is everywhere as long as there is time. someone who wants to gain power, rule, authority 18. F As a concept, Politics is associated to the culture and influence for whatever reasons. of cooperation as manifested by collaboration, 41-45. Write the full name of your teacher in this integration and competitions. subject. Vivian Alcantara Dela Cruz