Grade 10 Political Science: Corruption

What does corruption refer to?

What is the name of the organization that publishes the Corruption Perceptions Index?

Which country has the lowest level of corruption according to the 2021 Corruption Perceptions Index?

What is the ranking of the Philippines in the 2021 Corruption Perceptions Index?

What is an example of a corrupt act?

What is another term for corruption?

What is the possible reason for a new government administration to replace high-ranking officials?

What does 'substandard' refer to in the context of government projects?

What is the purpose of having a check and balance system?

How can a hotline help in preventing corruption?

What is the purpose of having a law that punishes corrupt officials?

What is the role of citizens in preventing corruption?

What is the main issue in the territorial dispute between countries?

Why do countries often engage in territorial disputes?

What is a possible consequence of territorial disputes?

What is a common reason for territorial disputes?

What can happen to a country that loses a territorial dispute?

What can be a result of ongoing territorial disputes?

What does the term 'politikos' from Greek mean?

What is the most direct way for citizens to participate in politics?

What is guaranteed by the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines?

What is the minimum age requirement for voting in the Philippines?

Who is disqualified from voting in the Philippines?

After how many years can a person who has been sentenced to imprisonment for at least a year regain their right to vote?

What is the minimum period of time before someone can vote again after being punished?

What is the main goal of voting according to Fr. Joaquin Bernas?

What is the problem with the voting system according to Gregorio Lardizabal?

What is the result of corrupt officials being in power?

What is the category of people declared by experts as unfit to vote?