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    WILFORD UNIVERSITY

    Magallanes Highway, Coron Palawan


    SEMI-FINAL EXAMINATION

    INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE


    2019-2020
    ANSWER KEY

    I.IDENTIFICATION

    1. Citizen
    2. Non-Citizen
    3. Natural-Born Citizen
    4. Jus Solis
    5. Citizenship
    6. Citizenship by Naturalization
    7. Repayriation/Reacquisition of Citizenship
    8. Suffrage
    9. Vox Populi, Vox Dei
    10. Election
    11. Registration
    12. Person/s who cannot vote
    13. Ballot
    14. Bribery
    15. Flying Voters
    16. Compulsory Voting
    17. Recall
    18. Referendum
    19. Plebiscite
    20. The Hare System
    21. Interest Group/s
    22. Political Parties
    23. The Ruling Party
    24. Rightis Party
    25. Centre Party

    II. ENUMERATION

    26-29. The Non-Citizens


     Aliens
     Stateless Person/s
     Subjects
     Immigrants

    30-31. Kinds of Citizens


     Natural-Born Citizens
     Naturalized citizens

    32-34. Acquisition of Citizenship


     By Birth
     By the process of naturalization
     By marriage

    35-41. Qualifications for Voting


     Citizenship
     Residence
     Sex
     Age
     Property
     Mental and Moral Qualification
     Registration
    42-46. Prevention of Electoral Fraud
     A vigilant citizenry
     Churches, schools and media to uphold electoral honesty
     An independent body to supervise election
     Laws and procedures to contest election results
     An international panel of observers

    47-50. Four main features of totalitarian party state


     The ruling party monopolizes control of the state, suppressing the opposition of other
    parties within the ruling party.
     The ruling party controls all forms of social organizations in the country.
     The ruling party monopolizes control of all means of public communications.
     The ruling party is legally permitted to use state power in all forms that are expedient for
    the purposes of the state.

    III. COMPARE AND CONTRAST

    51-55. Diffirentiate Aliens from Stateless Persons


    - Aliens are either the person who temporarily visit the state, person who are resident
    aliens but have not yet applied for naturalization. While the stateless persons are those
    persons who have lost their original nationality and have not yet acquired another one.

    56-60. Diffirentiate suffrage from election

    - Suffrage simply means the right to vote. While election are the times when voters go to
    the polling places in order to vote.

    61-70. Diffirentiate The Hare System from The List System

    -The hare system is the system name after its British proponent Thomas hare in 1851.
    According to this system,each voters selects one candidate, but he is allowed to indicate on his
    ballot his first, second and third choices. While the list system, the candidates are nominated by
    the various political parties or groups of electors.

    71-75. Diffirentiate the two-party system and multi-Party System

    - two party system is the system wherein the major political parties alternate with each
    other in the exercise of political power while the multi-party system is the system with
    more that two political parties fight in an election and no single party gets the majority
    control of the power.

    IV. ESSAY

    76-85. Is compulsory voting a good thing?

    - Yes. Because it would stimulate greater interest in governmental affairs.

    86-95. Are all persons are qualified to vote? Why?

    - No. because certain people are debarred from voting. Among them are (a)persons who
    are under age; (b) aliens; (c) insane persons; (d) criminals convicted of certain crimes;
    and (e) persons who do not register as voters.

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