ABE-Law-Study-Sheet PDF

(Introduction) 1. What is the highest source of Law in the Philippines? A. The Philippine Constitution B. Local Ordinance C. Statutory Law D. Judicial Decisions ANSWER: A. The Philippine Constitution 2. Which document is known as the foundation of English common law...

(Introduction) 1. What is the highest source of Law in the Philippines? A. The Philippine Constitution B. Local Ordinance C. Statutory Law D. Judicial Decisions ANSWER: A. The Philippine Constitution 2. Which document is known as the foundation of English common law? A. Code of Hammurabi B. Twelve Tables C. Magna Carta D. The Bible ANSWER: C. Magna Carta 3. The following are three legal philosophers from the Renaissance and Enlightenment except _____. A. John Locke B. Montesquieu C. Jean-Jacques Rousseau D. Confucius ANSWER: D. Confucius 4. What are the two general divisions of laws? A. Law in its legal and non-legal sense B. Law in its correct and incorrect sense C. Law in its practical and impractical sense D. None of the above ANSWER: A. Law in its legal and non-legal sense 5. The following is/are legal classification/s under public law A. Constitutional Law B. Criminal Law C. Administrative Law D. All of the above ANSWER: D. All of the above Identification (Introduction) 1. It is the philosophy asserting that certain rights are inherent by virtue of human nature ANSWER: Natural Law 2. The code of Hammurabi is known for its ancient precept known as ____, a form of retaliatory justice commonly associated with the saying “an eye for an eye”. ANSWER: lex talionis 3. Which source of law consists of the written decisions made by the Philippine Supreme Court and other courts interpreting existing laws? ANSWER: Judicial Precedents 4. What legal body issues administrative regulations that oversee the agricultural sector in the Philippines? ANSWER: Department of Agriculture 5. Which type of law governs the relationship between individuals and the state, especially in matters like taxation and criminal offenses? ANSWER: Public Law True or False (Introduction) False, Concept of Maat ­. The Concept of Klaat comprises the ancient Egyptian 1 concepts of truth, balance, order, harmony, law, morality, and justice, representing a fundamental principle of equity. 2. Statutory Law is the term for laws passed by the Philippine True Congress that apply to all citizens 3. Draco was an ancient Greek legislator who introduced a True harsh law code in 621 BCE. 4. The Civil, Contract, and Family Laws are three types of Public Law in the Philippines, which focus on relationships False, Private involving individuals. 5. Executive, Legislative, and Judicial are the three branches of True the government. Multiple Choice (RA 8559) 1. The process that must be followed before a Board member can be removed for neglect of duty in RA 8559? a. The Board must vote unanimously to remove the member. b. The member can be removed without any prior notice. c. The decision can be made solely based on the President’s judgment. d. The member must be given a notice and an opportunity for a hearing. 2. According to Section 21 of Philippine Agricultural Act of 1998, which of the following is true regarding plans and specifications? a. They can be accepted by government officials without a seal. b. They must be prepared, signed, and sealed by a duly registered agricultural engineer. c. Any engineer can sign off on plans regardless of their licensure status. d. Plans can be submitted after the project has been completed. 3. What penalties are imposed on individuals who violate the provisions of RA 8559 as stated in Section 32?  a. A fine between P50,000 and P200,000, imprisonment for 6 months to 3 years, or both b. A warning and mandatory training c. A fine of up to P20,000 and community service d. A fine between P60,000 and P100,000, imprisonment for 5 months to 4 years, or both 4. In RA 8559, section 21, what is the consequence for violating the provisions related to the seal and use of seal? a. Grounds for administrative and/or criminal action may be imposed. b. Only administrative sanctions apply. c. No consequences are specified. d. Fine is the only penalty. 5. Section 18 (Re-Examination) of RA 8559, what is the requirement for an applicant who fails to pass the examination for the third time? a. They can retake the examination immediately. b. They are permanently disqualified from taking the examination again. c. They must wait for one year before taking another examination. d. They can appeal to retake the exam sooner. Identification (RA 8559) 1. In what year was RA 8559 approved? 1998 2. In Agricultural engineering examination, how long is the requirement for re-examination after failing thrice? 1 year 3. Known as "Philippine Agricultural Engineering Act of 1998" RA 8559 4. In Section 32: Penalties of RA 8559, what is the maximum fine for violations? P200,000 (Two Hundred Thousand Pesos) 5. How many years must a member of the Board be an active practitioner? 10 years True or False (8559) 1. According to RA 8559, the member of the board must be at least 30 years of age. False - 35 2. The general weighted average of a candidate for a licensure examination for agricultural engineering must be 70%. True 3. According to the law, foreigners are allowed to practice agricultural engineering even though their country does not permit Filipino agricultural engineers to practice within its territorial limits. False - not allowed to practice agricultural engineering 4. The RA 8559 was approved on February 26, 1998. True 5. According to RA 8559, the board must be composed of 4 members. False - 3 members Multiple Choice (RA 10915 ) 1. What section indicated the vacancy and removal of the board members. a. Section 10 b. Section 9 c. Section 11 d. Section 12 A 2. Republic Act 10915 Section 19, the Board shall submit to the Commission the ratings obtained by each candidate within after the examination, unless extended for just cause. a. 15 days b. 20 days c. 10 days d. 30 days C 3. In RA 10915, One of the Qualifications of Members of the Board must be at least years of age. a. 35 b. 30 c. 45 d. 33 A 4. It should be _____ grade in each subject for a candidate to pass the licensure exam. A. At least 60% B. At least 65% C. At least 50% D. At least 55% D 5. Which of the following action may result in the suspension or revocation of an engineer's certificate of registration? A. Teaching without a license B. Engaging in private business while employed C. Committing gross incompetence or negligence D. Serving as a government consultant C IDENTIFICATION 1. An applicant who fails to pass the examination for the third (3rd) time shall be allowed to take another examination only after the lapse of and only after having undertaken a refresher program in a duly accredited institution. -one (1) year 2. Refers to the professional organization of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineers duly accredited by the Board and the Commission -Accredited Integrated Professional Organization (AIPO) 3. Refers to the use and application of agricultural and biosystems sensors. -Agricultural and Biosystems Automation and Instrumentation 4.. In section 16, The Board may any certificate of registration obtained through misrepresentation made in the application for examination. -suspend or revoke 5. In Section 22, Issuance of Certificate of Registration and Professional Identification Card. shall be issued to those who are registered after payment of fees prescribed by the Commission. -Certificate of registration (COR) MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE 1. All agricultural and biosystems engineering facilities/projects supervised and maintained or accredited by the government such as grain/agro-processing complex, slaughterhouse, communal and national irrigation system, agricultural machinery and equipment service centers, and testing and evaluation centers must have at least two (2) licensed agricultural and biosystems engineer. ANSWER: FALSE - ONE (1) 2. Section 6: Creation and Composition of the Board, 5 nominees for each position shall be submitted by the AIPO in the Philippines. ANSWER: TRUE 3. The Chairperson or a member of the Board may be reappointed to their positions for another term of three (3) years immediately after the expiry of their terms. ANSWER: TRUE 4. To be qualified as having passed the Agricultural and Biosystems Engineers Licensure Examination, a candidate must obtain a weighted general average of seventy percent (70%). ANSWER: TRUE 5. RA 10915, Section 36. Code of Technical Standards. The existing Philippine Agricultural Engineering Standards (PAES) shall be transformed Philippine Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Standards (PABES). ANSWER: TRUE (Multiple Choice (RA 8981) 1. According to RA 8981, what is the penalty for practicing a profession without a license? a) Fine only b) Fine and imprisonment c) Imprisonment only d) Community service only Answer: b) Fine and imprisonment 2. According to PRC MODERNIZING ACT OF 2000, who is exempt from taking a licensure examination? a) Professionals who have been practicing for at least five years b) Foreign professionals who have equivalent qualifications c) Professionals who have completed an apprenticeship program d) Professionals who have been issued a special permit by the PRC Answer: b) Foreign professionals who have equivalent qualifications 3. Who is considered a professional under RA 8981? a) Anyone who has a degree from a Philippine university b) Anyone who has passed a licensure examination in a particular profession c) Anyone who has a degree from a foreign university d) Anyone who has been practicing a profession for at least five years Answer: b) Anyone who has passed a licensure examination in a particular profession 4. What is the minimum number of members required for a professional organization to be recognized under RA 8981? a) 50 members b) 100 members c) 60 members d) 10 members Answer: a) 50 members 5. What is the role of the Professional Regulatory Boards (PRBs) in RA 8981? a) To regulate the practice of professions b) To set the standards for professional education c) To discipline professionals who violate the law d) To conduct licensure examinations Answer: a) To regulate the practice of professions Identification (RA 8981) 1. It defines the PRC's organizational structure, including the creation of the PRC Board of Commissioners and the PRC Professional Regulatory Boards. Answer: Section 4 2. This section of RA 8981 state that the PRC was establish as highly centralized and autonomous body. Answer: Section 2 3. This section of RA 8981 state that a professional should comply all the requirement of Continuing Professional Education (CPE) to renew a professional license. Answer: section 20 4. In 1950, how many professions were under the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC)? Answer: 33 profession 5. According to Republic Act No. 546 on June 17, 1950, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) was previously called as... Answer: Office of the Board of Examiners True or False (RA 8981) 1. All professional regulatory boards is required to have at least 7 members, based on the PRC modernization act. Answer: False 2. RA 8981 requires all professionals to undergo continuing professional development (CPD) programs. Answer: True 3. RA 8981 aims to modernize the practice of professional regulation in the Philippines. Answer: True 4. It was stated in RA 8981 that the conduct of random inspections of professional workplaces is allowed. Answer: False 5. The PRC has the authority to approve professional training programs. Answer: True RA 10601 Multiple Choice Questions 1. The primary goal of the Agricultural and Fisheries Mechanization (AFMech) Law is to? a) To promote food security b) To increase farmers' income c) To reduce dependency on imported agricultural machinery d) All of the above 2. Which agency is responsible for coordinating the National Agri-fishery Mechanization Program? a) Department of Trade and Industry b) Department of Science and Technology c) Department of Agriculture d) Department of Labor and Employment 3. What is the main purpose of the Agricultural Machinery Testing and Evaluation Center (AMTEC)? a) To test and evaluate agricultural machinery b) To manufacture agricultural machinery c) To provide training for farmers d) To distribute agricultural machinery 4. Which law establishes the framework for agricultural and fisheries mechanization in the Philippines?  a) Republic Act No. 7601 b) Republic Act No. 8435 c) Republic Act No. 10601 d) Republic Act No. 8559 5. What is the acronym for the Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization? a) PHilMech b) AFMech c) AMTEC d) BAFPS Identification Questions 1. What is the name of the advisory body that ensures the success of the AFMech programs? Ans:: Agricultural and Fisheries Mechanization Committee (AFMeC) 2. Which bureau is responsible for coordinating and overseeing the national planning and implementation of agri-fisheries engineering projects? Ans: Bureau of Agricultural and Fisheries Engineering (BAFE) 3. What is the name of the law that requires the registration of agricultural and fishery machinery? Ans: Agricultural and Fisheries Mechanization (AFMech) Law 4. Farm land clustering with a minimum of fifty (50)-hectare cluster for synchronized farming operations, from land preparation to harvesting, in cooperation or contract with agricultural mechanized operation service providers; Ans: Contiguous Farming 5. What is the term used to refer to the development, adoption, and application of appropriate agricultural and fisheries machinery? Ans: Agricultural and fisheries mechanization True or False Questions 1 The AFMech Law aims to increase farmers' income through the use of modern agricultural machinery. Ans: True 2. The Department of Agriculture is the lead agency in implementing the National Agri-fishery Mechanization Program. Ans: True 3. The Agricultural Machinery Testing and Evaluation Center is responsible for conducting research on machines in the sector of agriculture. Ans: False (testing and evaluation.) 4. The AFMech Law requires all agricultural machinery to be registered with the Department of Agriculture before mass production. Ans: True 5. The Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization is primarily focused on promoting the use of renewable energy in agriculture. Ans: False (While PHilMech promotes mechanization, its focus is on postharvest development as well.) REPUBLIC ACT 9184 Questions: Multiple choices 1. The BAC consists of how many compositions? a. 5 members b. 7 members c. 5 to 7 members d. All the above Answer: D all the above 2. The following below are all examples of alternative bidding except. a. Direct contracting b. Limited source bidding c. Negotiated Procurement d. Competitive bidding Answer: D. Competitive bidding 3. Which of the following is NOT a principle under Republic Act 9184, or the Government Procurement Reform Act? A) Transparency in the procurement process B) Competitiveness among bidders  C) Prioritizing the lowest bid at all costs D) Equal opportunity for all bidders Answer: C) Prioritizing the lowest bid at all costs 4. Republic Act 9184, who is responsible for approving the Annual Procurement Plan (APP) of a government agency? A) General Services Office (GSO B) Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) C) Head of the Procuring Entity (HOPE) D) Commission on Audit (COA) Answer: C) Head of the Procuring Entity (HOPE) 5. According to RA 9184, what is the primary role of the Bids and Awards Committee (BAC)? A) Approve the winning bid B) Manage the procurement process, from bidding to award C) Prepare the Terms of Reference (TOR) D) Conduct post-qualification of bidders Answer: B) Manage the procurement process, from bidding to award Questions. IDENTIFICATIONS 6. What official committee oversees the procurement process in government agencies under RA 9184? Answer: Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) 7. Name the procurement method under RA 9184 that allows procurement without public bidding due to failure in two consecutive biddings or case of emergencies. Answer: Negotiated Procurement 8. What is the maximum period under RA 9184 for government agencies to release the Notice of Award after determining the Lowest Calculated Responsive Bid? Answer: Fifteen (15) calendar days  9. Which procurement method under RA 9184 is used when the goods are highly technical or proprietary in nature, and only a limited number of suppliers are known to possess the required expertise? Answer: Limited Source Bidding 10. What document under RA 9184 outlines the complete list of all procurement activities a government agency intends to undertake within a given fiscal year? Answer: Annual Procurement Plan (APP) Questions. True or false 11. RA 9184 applies to all government procurement regardless of the amount or type of project. Answer: True 12. In all situations, the law allows "emergency procurement" only. Answer: (False - Only in specific emergencies) 13. Purchasing Refers to a method open to participation by any interested party and consists of the following processes: advertisement, pre-bid conference, eligibility screening of prospective bidders, receipt and opening of bids, post-qualification, award of contract, and bids evaluation. Answer: False. Procurement 14. Under RA 9184, the procuring entity can reject all bids if none meet the requirements or if the bids are too costly. Answer: true 15. Competitiveness: Procurement procedures are simplified and adaptable to modern technology for efficient and effective execution. Answer: False. Streamline Process Multiple Choice (Intellectual Property) 1. Which of the following describes intellectual property? a. Terrestrial property such as residential and agricultural land b. Objects and product s obtain through purchase c. Creations of the mind such as inventions, literary and artistic works, designs, etc. d. Creation of the hands such as woodworking products and crafts 2. What does the intellectual property code of the Philippines do? a. Protects the rights of the people to their intellectual property b. Increase the intellectual capacity of the Filipino people c. Protects the rights of the people against discrimination d. Protect the intelligence of the Filipino people 3. IPOPHIL stands for? a. International property organization of the Philippines b. Intellectual property order of the Philippines c. Internal property office of the Philippines d. Intellectual property office of the Philippines 4. How long is a patent valid in the Philippine? a. 10 years after filing date of application b. 20 years after filing date of application c. 24 years before filing date of application d. 50 years after filing date of application 5. What kind of inventions can be patented? a. Inventions that are new, useful, and involve an inventive step that is not obvious b. Inventions that are pre-existing with trademarks and patents c. Artwork that is new, useful, an involve an inventive step that is not obvious d. Artwork that is pre-existing with copyrights and trademarks Identification (Intellectual Property) 1. What is a patent? A patent gives an inventor the exclusive right to their invention(s) 2. RA 8293 is also known as? Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines 3. Copyrights protect what? Artistic works/Literary works 4. What is a trademark? a symbol, word, or design that identifies goods or services of a business and distinguishes them from others 5. How long do trademarks last in the Philippines? 10 years True or False (Intellectual Property) 1. Copyrights last for the lifetime of the creator plus 50 years after their death TRUE 2. Using/copying someone’s work without their full permission is a crime TRUE 3. Lawsuits cannot be filed against someone who steals your patented invention FALSE-can 4. Generic terms cannot be trademarked TRUE 5. RA 8293 seeks to protect and secure the exclusive rights of gifted individuals False Multiple Choice (Water Code of the Philippines) 1. According to Republic Act 1067, what is the primary purpose of this law also known as the Philippine Water Code? a) To regulate the use of water for industrial purposes. b) To promote the conservation and management of water resources. c) To establish a national water supply system for all Filipinos. d) To protect the rights of indigenous communities to water resources. Ans. B 2. Which of the following is NOT a principle of the Philippine Water Code? a.) Water resources should be managed in a sustainable and equitable manner. b.) Water is a public resource. c.) Water rights are absolute and cannot be limited. d.) The use of water should be prioritized for beneficial uses. Ans. C 3. Role of local government units (LGUs) in water resource management under the Water Code. a) To implement national water policies at the local level. b) To regulate the use of water within their jurisdiction. c) To provide water services to their constituents. d) All of the above. Ans. D 4. Role of the National Water Resources Board (NWRB) under the Water Code. a) To regulate the use of water for irrigation purposes. b) To conduct research on water resources. c) To provide financial assistance to water projects. d) To oversee the implementation of the Water Code. Ans. D 5. Water Code address the issue of water pollution, in what way/s? a) By imposing strict penalties on polluters. b) By promoting the use of water treatment technologies. c) By establishing water quality standards and monitoring programs. d) All of the above. Ans. D Identification (Water Code of the Philippines) 1. The primary legal framework governing the use, conservation, and management of water resources in the Philippines. Ans. Philippine Water Code (RA 1067) 2. The government agency tasked with overseeing the implementation of the Water Code and ensuring the sustainable management of water resources. Ans. National Water Resources Board (NWRB) 3. The act of polluting water resources, which is strictly prohibited and penalized under the Water Code. Ans. Water Pollution 4. The legal document required for the use of water resources, outlining the purpose, location, and volume of water to be used. Ans. Water Permit 5. The legal principle that emphasizes the need to manage water resources in a way that meets the needs of present and future generations. Ans. Sustainable Water Management True or False (Water Code of the Philippines) 1. The Philippine clean air act focuses on the conservation, management, and equitable distribution of all water resources, not just for agriculture. Ans. False 2. According to The Water Code recognizes that water is a public resource, available to all Filipinos Ans. True 3. LGUs play a significant role in implementing national water policies at the local level, regulating water use, and providing water services. Ans. True 4. WQMA are established to identify and protect areas with high water quality, ensuring the sustainability of water resources. Ans. True 5. The Philippine Water Code (RA 1067) was enacted in 1975. Ans. False. 1976 TOPIC 8 (R.A 9003; Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000) MULTIPLE CHOICE 1.What is the primary goal of Republic Act No. 9003? - A. To establish a systematic, comprehensive, and ecological solid waste management program - B. To provide free waste management services - C. To increase penalties for illegal logging - D. To regulate industrial waste disposal Answer: A 2. Which government body is primarily responsible for implementing RA 9003? - A. Department of Agriculture (DA) - B. Department of Health (DOH) - C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) - D. Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Answer: C 3. What is the minimum percentage of solid waste that must be diverted from disposal facilities within five (5) years according to RA 9003? - A. 25% - B. 30% - C. 50% - D. 20% Answer: A 4. Material Recovery Facility (MRF) under RA 9003, what is it? - A. A center for recovering and recycling materials from solid waste - B. A facility for incinerating solid waste - C. A landfill site for solid waste disposal - D. A facility for storing hazardous waste Answer: D 5. Who is required to establish a solid waste management plan according to RA 9003? - A. National government agencies - B. Local government units (LGUs) - C. Private corporations - D. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) Answer: B MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE 1. The RA 9003 mandates all local government units to segregate waste at the source into biodegradable, recyclable, non-recyclable, and special waste. Answer: True 2. The Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 strictly prohibits incineration of waste. Answer: True 3. According to R.A 9003, Materials Recovery Facilities (MRF) must be established in every barangay or cluster of barangays. Answer: True 4. RA 9003 only covers urban areas and excludes rural areas. Answer: False (all areas) 5. According to RA 9003, LGUs are encouraged to prioritize recycling and composting before considering landfilling. Answer: True IDENTIFICATION 1. This is the practice of reducing the generation of waste through changes in lifestyle and consumption habits. Answer: Waste reduction 2. It refers to the lawful removal of solid waste from collection points to processing facilities or disposal sites. Answer: Waste collection 3. This type of waste includes used paper, glass, plastics, and metals that are not hazardous and can be recovered. Answer: Recyclable waste 4. The designated area for the final disposal of solid waste where it is isolated from the environment until it is safe. Answer: Sanitary landfill 5. The national policy on the adoption of a systematic, comprehensive, and ecological solid waste management program. Answer: R.A No. 9003 ronment and Natural Resources (DENR) - D. Department of Public Republic Act No. 9513, “Renewable Energy Act of 2008” (Multiple Choice) 1. What is the main objective of the Renewable Energy Act of 2008? a. To reduce the Philippines' dependence on fossil fuels b. To promote the use of geothermal energy c. To increase the country's reliance on hydroelectric power d. To promote the use of nuclear energy 2. Which agency is responsible for implementing the Renewable Energy Act of 2008? a. Department of Agriculture b. Department of Environment and Natural Resources c. Department of Energy d. National Commission on Indigenous Peoples 3. What is the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS)? a. A requirement for all electricity end-users to source a certain percentage of their electricity from renewable sources b. A tax incentive for renewable energy projects c. A government program to promote the use of renewable energy d. A renewable energy technology 4. Role of the Department of Energy (DOE) under RA 9513: a. To reduce energy consumption. b. To check electric bills. c. To promote coal mining d. To oversee the implementation of renewable energy projects 5. A hybrid system promoted by RA 9513: a. Biomass-coal b. Solar-wind c. Oil-gas d. Coal-nuclear (Identification - Renewable Energy Act) 1. Identify the percentage target for renewable energy utilization by 2030 according to RA 9513. Answer: 35% 2. The type of incentives provided by RA 9513 for renewable energy projects. Answer: Fiscal and non-fiscal 3. The sector that RA 9513 encourages to use renewable energy in new buildings. Answer: Government 4. What aspect of national development is emphasized by RA 9513? Answer: Energy self-reliance. 5. What is one of the key environmental goals of RA 9513? Answer: Environmental protection (Modified True or False - Renewable Energy Act) 1. RA 9513 was enacted to promote the development and utilization of renewable energy resources.  Answer: True 2. The Renewable Energy Act was approved on December 16, 2010. Answer: False - 2008 3. According to The Renewable Energy Act of 2008, it includes provisions for the development of nuclear energy. Answer: False - Renewable 4. The act includes the development of national and local capabilities in renewable energy systems. Answer: True 5. It Encourages the use of renewable energy in all new government buildings (RA 9513) Answer: True Topic 10 (National Building Code) Multiple Choice 1. In which building occupancy group are agricultural buildings classified? a) Group A b) Group F c) Group G d) Group J Answer: d) Group J 2. What section of the National Building Code details the site requirements for safe and sanitary agricultural buildings? a) Section 105 b) Section 104 c) Section 1201  d) Section 209 Answer: a) Section 105 3. According to the Code, what is the minimum thickness for footings in agricultural buildings? a) 500 millimeters b) 250 millimeters c) 600 millimeters d) 1000 millimeters Answer: b) 250 millimeters 4. Which chapter provides regulations for water supply and sanitation systems in agricultural buildings? a) Chapter 4 b) Chapter 5 c) Chapter 9 d) Chapter 12 Answer: c) Chapter 9 5. If groundwater is used for agricultural infrastructure, which governing code regulates its abstraction? a) National Plumbing Code b) Water Code of the Philippines c) Sanitation Code d) Electrical Engineering Code Answer: d) Electrical Engineering Code Identification 1. What group classification covers private garages, sheds, and agricultural buildings? Answer: Group J​ 2. What system is required to manage rainwater from agricultural buildings? Answer: Drainage​ 3. What is the minimum required distance agricultural buildings must maintain from streams or bodies of water? Answer: Safe​Distance 4. What feature must agricultural buildings have to prevent the entry of pests? Answer: Rat-proofing​ 5. Which section mandates that agricultural structures must be built on safe land? Answer: 105​ True or False 1. Agricultural buildings are required to be built with foundations that are at least 600 millimeters below the ground surface. Answer: True 2. Agricultural infrastructure is not exempt from compliance with the National Plumbing Code of the Philippines. Answer: True 3. Rainwater from agricultural buildings cannot be discharged directly into sanitary sewers. Answer: True 4. Agricultural buildings do not require sanitation and drainage systems if they are located far from urban areas. Answer: False - require 5. Agricultural structures classified under Group J are required to conform to the same safety and environmental standards as other types of buildings. Answer: True AFMA LAW (REPUBLIC ACT #8435 MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. What is the main goal of the AFMA law? a) Modernization b) Mechanization c) Privatization d) Globalization Answer: a) Modernization 2. Which sector does the AFMA law primarily focus on? a) Tourism b) Mining c) Agriculture d) Education Answer: c) Agriculture 3. Which government agency is responsible for implementing AFMA? a) DENR b) DOH c) DA d) DTI Answer: c) DA 4. What does AFMA stand for? a) Agricultural and Fisheries Modernization Act b) Agricultural and Fisheries Management Act c) Agricultural and Fisheries Mechanization Act d) Agricultural and Forestry Modernization Act Answer: a) Agricultural and Fisheries Modernization Act 5. When was the AFMA law enacted? a) December 22, 1997 b) February 28, 2012 c) March 30, 2000 d) June 12, 2003 Answer: a) December 22, 1997 IDENTIFICATION 1. AFMA stands for ___________. Agricultural and Fisheries Modernization Act. 2. The primary focus of the AFMA law is on ________ (sector). agriculture 3. The government agency responsible for implementing AFMA is the _________. Department of Agriculture (DA). 4. The AFMA law was enacted in the year ______. 1997. 5. The main goal of the AFMA law is ____________. modernization. TRUE OR FALSE 1. AFMA stands for Agricultural and Fisheries Management Act. Answer: False ( Modernization ) 2. The AFMA law was enacted in the Philippine during 1997. Answer: True 3. The mining sector is the primary focus on the AFMA. Answer: False (agriculture and fisheries sectors.) 4. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is responsible for implementing AFMA. Answer: False (The Department of Agriculture (DA).) 5. The main goal of the AFMA law is to promote modernization in agriculture and fisheries. Answer: True Multiple Choice Questions (Issuance of BoAE-PRC) 1. Primary role of the Board of Agricultural Engineering (BoAE) is to? A) Promote agriculture through marketing B) Oversee agricultural product distribution C) Manage agricultural research D) Regulate and license agricultural engineers Answer: D) Regulate and license agricultural engineers 2. Which law transitioned the BoAE to the Board of Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering (BABE)? A) Republic Act No. 0987 B) Republic Act No. 8559 C) Republic Act No. 10915 D) Republic Act No. 10667 Answer: C) Republic Act No. 10915 3. The primary document issued to licensed agricultural engineers? A) License to Operate B) Diploma of Accreditation C) Permit to Practice D) Certificate of Registration Answer: D) Certificate of Registration 4. An act established the PRC's authority to regulate professions. A) Republic Act No. 10915  B) Republic Act No. 10987 C) Republic Act No. 8981 D) Republic Act No. 8559 Answer: C) Republic Act No. 8981 5. What resolution outlines the Code of Ethics for agricultural engineers? A) PRC Resolution No. 02 B) PRC Resolution No. 01 C) PRC Resolution No. 03 D) PRC Resolution No. 11 Answer: A) PRC Resolution No. 02 Identification Questions (Issuance of BoAE-PRC) 1. What law governs the practice of agricultural engineering in the Philippines? Answer: Republic Act No. 8559 (Philippine Agricultural Engineering Act of 1998) 2. What year was the Board of Agricultural Engineering transitioned to the Board of Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering? Answer: 2016 3. What government agency oversees the licensure examinations for agricultural engineers? Answer: Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) 4. What law modernized the PRC's regulatory authority in the Philippines?  Answer: Republic Act No. 8981 (PRC Modernization Act of 2000) 5. What resolution outlines the ethical guidelines for agricultural engineers? Answer: PRC Resolution No. 02 True or False (Issuance of BoAE-PRC) 1. The PRC Modernization Act of 2000 gives the PRC the authority to oversee licensure and professional regulation. Answer: True 2. Republic Act No. 10915 transitioned the Board of Agriculture Engineering to the Department of Agriculture. Answer: False – _transitioned the BoAE to the Board of Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering_ 3. The Board of Agriculture Engineering was established under Republic Act No. 8559. Answer: True 4. The BoAE, under PRC supervision, monitors compliance with the Code of Ethics for agricultural engineering profession. Answer: True 5. Only engineers with a degree in agricultural economics can take the licensure exam for agricultural engineers. Answer: False – _degree in Agricultural Engineering_  Clean air act. RA (8749) Multiple choice 1. What is the primary purpose of the RA 8749? a) To protect the right of the people to clean and healthy air b) To regulate the use of motor vehicles c) To provide tax incentives for electric vehicles d) To encourage urbanization. Ans. A. To protect the right of the people to clean and healthy air 2. Republic act. 8749 of 1999 is also know as a) Agricultural and Biosystem act b) Comprehensive drug act c) Clean air act d) Agricultural engineering act Ans. C. Clean air act 3. Government agency is primarily responsible for implementing RA 8749? a) Department of Agriculture (DA) b) Department of Health (DOH) c) Department of Finance (DOF) d) Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Ans. D. Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) 4. Which body is tasked with overseeing the compliance of motor vehicles with emission standards? a) Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) b) Department of Health (DOH) c) Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) d) Local Government Units (LGUs) Ans. C Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) 5. RA 8749 encourages public involvement through which of the following? a) Public participation in air quality planning and monitoring b) Mandatory citizen patrol groups c) Private vehicle testing only d) Random household inspections by government officials Ans. A. Public participation in air quality planning and monitoring Identification 1. It is also known as the RA 8749 - Clean air act 2. The department that is responsible for implementing the clean air -Department of agriculture 3. The clean air act was implemented on. -1999