Hello dear students!
After 4 months of being together every Saturdays, now comes the end of the semester. Saturday is another day of mind-aching examination. I hope, with a not so successful mid term exam, you will make it with flying colors this time. The test is very easy if you just follow the rules and of course if you study hard for this.
Exam Guidelines:
* You don't have to bring yellow paper.
* Use only black pen.
* Use only the front page of your answer sheet.
* Use only the front page of your answer sheet.
* No "may-I-go-out" during exam period.
* In your answer sheet, please right your name, course, year and section, date of examination, and your celphone number.
* The essence of putting your celphone number is to let me know where can I txt you in case that you have to take the special exam.
* In your answer sheet, please right your name, course, year and section, date of examination, and your celphone number.
* The essence of putting your celphone number is to let me know where can I txt you in case that you have to take the special exam.
Final Exam Coverage:
1. National Territory
A. Territorial Domains, Delineation of the National Territory, The Archipelago Doctrine, The Philippine Claim on the Spratlys and Sabah
2. State Principles and Policies
A. The Preamble, State Declaration, State Policies
3. Concept of Human Rights
A. The Bill of Rights, Classes of Rights of Citizens, Individual Rights in Relation to Society and State Authority
4. Citizenship and Suffrage
A. Citizenship
Modes of Acquiring Citizenship, Kinds of Citizens under the Constitution, Loss and Re-acquisition of Citizenship, Citizenship by Marriage, Dual Allegiance
B. Suffrage
Concept of Suffrage, Scope of Suffrage
Bonus Question tip:
· Current events
· National Leaders
· School Matters
· Professor’s profile
Good luck! God bless! Study hard, but pray harder.
If you have any queries regarding this post, please comment on the comment bar just below this line (beside the pencil) and not on the chat box.
A. Territorial Domains, Delineation of the National Territory, The Archipelago Doctrine, The Philippine Claim on the Spratlys and Sabah
2. State Principles and Policies
A. The Preamble, State Declaration, State Policies
3. Concept of Human Rights
A. The Bill of Rights, Classes of Rights of Citizens, Individual Rights in Relation to Society and State Authority
4. Citizenship and Suffrage
A. Citizenship
Modes of Acquiring Citizenship, Kinds of Citizens under the Constitution, Loss and Re-acquisition of Citizenship, Citizenship by Marriage, Dual Allegiance
B. Suffrage
Concept of Suffrage, Scope of Suffrage
Bonus Question tip:
· Current events
· National Leaders
· School Matters
· Professor’s profile
Good luck! God bless! Study hard, but pray harder.
If you have any queries regarding this post, please comment on the comment bar just below this line (beside the pencil) and not on the chat box.
