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Question 1 of 5 CSC / General Information

Question 1 Code of conduct and Ethical Standards of Public Officials and Employees(RA 6713)

Which of the following is considered a violation of RA 6713?

A Declaring a conflict of interest in an official capacity B Accepting a token gift from a friend C Using one's position to influence personal or business transactions D Attending a professional development seminar

Question 2 Code of conduct and Ethical Standards of Public Officials and Employees(RA 6713)

Public officials and employees must perform their duties with:

A Efficiency and adherence to best practices B Integrity and a commitment to the public interest C Flexibility to handle various tasks D A focus on personal career advancement

Question 3 Philippine Constitution

What is the primary purpose of the Philippine Constitution?

A To outline the government structure B To establish national laws C To define the rights and responsibilities of citizens D To serve as the fundamental law of the land

Question 4 Philippine History

What was the significance of the Battle of Manila Bay in 1898?

A It marked the beginning of World War II B It was a decisive naval battle that led to the end of Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines C It was the last battle of the Philippine-American War D It resulted in the signing of the Treaty of Paris

Question 5 Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards of Public Officials and Employees (RA 6713)

What does RA 6713 say about public officials engaging in political activities?

A They may campaign for candidates during office hours B They must not engage in political activities while in office C They should actively support political parties D They are allowed to use office resources for political campaigns