Understanding the National Government of the Philippines
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Question 1: What is the main purpose of the national government?
To manage only local affairs
To collect taxes only
To serve and protect the entire Filipino nation
To handle international relations exclusively
Question 2: Which branch of government is responsible for creating laws?
Legislative Branch
Local Government
Judicial Branch
Executive Branch
Question 3: What principle ensures that no branch becomes too powerful?
Judicial review
Legislative immunity
Executive privilege
Checks and balances
Question 4: Who leads the Executive Branch of the government?
The Senate President
The President
The Chief Justice
The Speaker of the House
Question 5: What is the role of the Judicial Branch?
To collect taxes
To interpret and apply laws
To make laws
To enforce laws
Question 6: Which describes the relationship between national and local governments?
Local governments have more power
They are completely independent
They are equal in authority
They operate under a unitary system
Question 7: What is the primary source of government funding?
Natural resources
Foreign aid
Taxation
Government businesses
Question 8: How are constitutional amendments made?
By presidential decree
By Supreme Court decision
Through Congressional vote only
Through Congress and public ratification