Politics and Governance: Nature Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Politics and Governance: Nature QuizOnline version Explore the nature of politics by Yuviah Carballo 3 What is/are the common word(s) used to represent politics? a Answers may vary, including politicians, the Philippine president, government hall, election, ballot b Politics is only about government offices. c Politics means economics and markets only. 4 Give a situation where you think politics is involved. a Answers may vary. b Only elections are political events. c Politics has no real-world examples. 5 What is the basis of your understanding of politics? a Politics is about laws only. b Answers may vary. c Politics is about voting every year. 6 Politics deals with the affairs of the state. (True/False) a both true and false b false c true 7 Politics has a single accepted definition. (True/False) a false b true c both true and false 8 Politics came from the Greek word polis. (True/False) a true b both true and false c false 9 Politics argues that the government should find ways to resolve social issues for the benefit of the common good. (True/False) a false b both true and false c true 10 It is important to define what belongs to the public and private spheres to be able to understand and exercise politics. (True/False) a both true and false b false c true 11 A leader should be legitimate in order to be recognized as the ruler of his or her subjects. (True/False) a false b true c both true and false 12 Philippine politics is usually understood as the affairs of the politicians and their political parties. (True/False) a true b false c both true and false 13 It is important to participate in public affairs to be able to participate in politics. (True/False) a true b both true and false c false 14 The many views on politics can address the issue of what politics is all about. (True/False) a both true and false b false c true 15 Conflicts and disagreements are inevitable in society. (True/False) a both true and false b true c false 16 Based on the definition of politics, what do you think should be the role of a barangay captain? a Answers may vary. b They should not get involved. c They should only collect taxes. 17 What are the different perspectives on politics? How do these affect the way leaders govern their city or community? a Leaders ignore perspectives. b There is only one perspective. c Answers may vary. 18 Who among the current political leaders possesses legitimacy and authority? a None have legitimacy. b Answers may vary. c All leaders have legitimacy. 19 What can you say about the current political system in the Philippines based on the different views on politics? a Answers may vary and could be based on the students’ subjective opinions. b All views are incorrect. c There is a single correct view. 20 Why is it important to reach a consensus in order to resolve conflicts in society? a Answers may vary. A sample response could be that since societies involve different stakeholders, it b Conflicts should never be resolved. c Consensus is useless. 21 When can we exercise politics? a The way answers are written may vary, but in general, the student should be able to discuss legitima b Never in schools. c Only during elections. 22 Which view of politics do you prefer the most? Why? a All views are equally right. b The way answers are written may vary. Be guided by the graphic organizer below. c There is no preferred view. 23 True or False: Politics deals with the affairs of the state. (Check) a false b unsure c true 24 True or False: Politics has a single accepted definition. (Check) a unsure b false c true 25 True or False: Politics came from the Greek word polis. (Check) a true b false c unsure 26 True or False: Politics argues that the government should find ways to resolve social issues for the benefit of the common good. (Check) a true b false c unsure

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Politics and Governance: Nature QuizOnline version

by Yuviah Carballo

What is/are the common word(s) used to represent politics?

Give a situation where you think politics is involved.

What is the basis of your understanding of politics?

Politics deals with the affairs of the state. (True/False)

Politics has a single accepted definition. (True/False)

Politics came from the Greek word polis. (True/False)

Politics argues that the government should find ways to resolve social issues for the benefit of the common good. (True/False)

It is important to define what belongs to the public and private spheres to be able to understand and exercise politics. (True/False)

A leader should be legitimate in order to be recognized as the ruler of his or her subjects. (True/False)

Philippine politics is usually understood as the affairs of the politicians and their political parties. (True/False)

It is important to participate in public affairs to be able to participate in politics. (True/False)

The many views on politics can address the issue of what politics is all about. (True/False)

Conflicts and disagreements are inevitable in society. (True/False)

Based on the definition of politics, what do you think should be the role of a barangay captain?

What are the different perspectives on politics? How do these affect the way leaders govern their city or community?

Who among the current political leaders possesses legitimacy and authority?

What can you say about the current political system in the Philippines based on the different views on politics?

Why is it important to reach a consensus in order to resolve conflicts in society?

When can we exercise politics?

Which view of politics do you prefer the most? Why?

True or False: Politics deals with the affairs of the state. (Check)

True or False: Politics has a single accepted definition. (Check)

True or False: Politics came from the Greek word polis. (Check)

True or False: Politics argues that the government should find ways to resolve social issues for the benefit of the common good. (Check)