Public Service

____________ are set up in big cities to carry out the welfare functions.

• Municipalities
• Panchayat
• Municipal corporations
• None of the above

How do public services help us? (Name one public service that helps us)

Knock, Knock! 'Who's there?''W.H.O!''WHO what?'

• World Health Organization

What is the purpose of DOH?

• takes care of animals and other zoo animals to ensure their safety.
• to educate people how to take care of their environment.
• takes care of the health of the people.

Who take care of parks and gardens?

• Rubbish collectors
• Gardeners
• Policeman

In private policy you can charge for goods.

• True
• False

People earning above a certain amount are required to pay

• water tax
• GST
• income tax
• property tax

Who works at hospitals or health centres?

• Teachers
• Doctors
• Firefighters

People earning above a certain amount pay this tax.

• Income tax
• Toll tax
• Entertainment tax
• Road tax

A reasonable amount of government revenue goes towards the ____________________ requirements of the country.

• defence
• health
• education
• transport

Which of the following is not under collective policy.

• Clean air
• National defense
• Currency
• Rights
• Traffic control

This logo is from:

• Sri Lankan Navy
• Sri Lankan Army
• Sri Lankan Force of bones
• Sri Lankan Medical rulers
• None of the above

c) A group of people who have the authority to make decisionsabout what happens in that country is called the _________

• laws
• policies
• rules
• government

How do the police help the public?

Where does the Local Council work?

• At the Town Hall
• At the library
• At the Local Council

The government makes________ and ________ whichdescribe and control the things they want to happen.

Vehicle owners pay this tax for using the road.

• Road tax
• Property tax
• Water tax
• Income tax

What is DOH stands for?

• Department of Health
• Department of Higher Education
• Development of Health

In collective policy: You give to one person

• True
• False

Public Services are

• the welfare functions carried out by the government
• the services rendered by the people to the government
• the donations given by the people to the government
• None of the above

Write the meaning of: a) Policies

• Proposed actions set out by an anemal
• Proposed actions set out by an individual or an organization

Public workers who work at schools are...

• Teachers

The main source of revenue for the government is

• the interest on loans paid by the people
• the charity and donations made by the people
• the taxes paid by the people
• the profit from the exports done by the country

Which public service gives light to the village?

• Street Cleaning
• Fire services
• Street Lighting

Write down the meaning of DSWD.

• Department of Social Welfare and Development

in the_________Education also

• world
• place

The welfare functions provided by the government are called ___________________ services.

• public

d) _____________are an important part of todays transportnetwork.

• Buses
• armed forces
• roads
• journeys
• monorails

What are the three branches of AFP?

• Philippine Navy, Philippine Airforce, Philippine Army

A _______ is a financial charge paid by an individual or an institution to the government.

• tax

Which is bigger (más grande)?

• A city
• A village

Education lets people develop____________ they will be able to live

• work
• skills

Public service is set up by the Act of parliament

• True
• False

A _______________ is a financial charge paid by an individual to the government.

• tax
• currency
• vote
• service

The mayor and the councillors...

• Clean the streets.
• Put out fires.
• Organizes public services.

Public corporations/parastatals have their own board of directors appointed by the government.

• True
• False

In collective policy you can charge for goods.

• True
• False

Who are the other Environmental care takers?

• Doctor
• Teacher
• Garbage Collectors
• Baranggay Tanods

b) The ___________________ is responsible for providingthings that people need.

• laws
• policies
• rules
• government

world and to develop positive____________

• attitudes
• policies

Who puts out fires?

• Firefighters
• Policeman
• The mayor

The full meaning of NNPC is National Nigerian Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)

• True
• False

Public service are business organizations owned and managed by corporate organizations.

• True
• False

helps __________ to find out about the

• fruits
• people

Is education a 'right'?

• Yes
• No

These are set up in small towns and cities with a population of more than 20,000.

• Municipalities
• Municipal Corporation
• Toilets
• Schools

This tax is collected at cinema halls and amusement parks.

• Entertainment tax
• Road tax
• Property tax
• Income tax

b) There are also public transport system such as___________, ___________ and ___________.

What DepEd stands for?

• Department of Environment
• Department of Education
• Department of Enrollment

An owner of a property like land or a house pays this tax.

• Property tax
• Water tax
• Income tax
• Road tax

Man is a member of the environment. Man who protects the environment will be __________ by the ____________

Bureaucracy is the delay brought about by the operations of the public service

• True
• False

The government is responsible for providing things that people need.

• Education Health Social services

In villages, there are...

• High buildings.
• Low (small) buildings.

c)Many of the _____________ people make are along roadsand highways.

• Buses
• armed forces
• roads
• journeys
• monorails

OMB stands for:

• Office of managing budget

Why do we need public services?

Many of the ------------ people make are -------------------.

_________________ is an agency through which all the needs of the people are formulated, expressed and enforced.

• Government
• Services
• Municipal Corporation
• Tax

Teaching of political and civic education in schools is one way of improving Public service in Nigeria.

• True
• False

Government establishes MDAs through which essential services are rendered to the people. What is the meaning of MDAs?

• Ministries, Departments and Agencies

What is DENR Stands for?

• Department of Evolution and Natural Rail work
• Department of Ecosystem and Natural Resources
• Department of Environment and Neural Resources
• Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Which of the following does not fall under private policy

• Education
• Social Security
• Housing
• Garbage
• Public safety

Choose the important things which we need in our life?

• Education Health The police Transport

These are set up in big cities with a population of more than a lakh.

• Municipal Corporations
• Municipalities
• Schools
• Hospitals

Governments are responsible for making sure that people can move around the country --------- and ---------- .

Public services are?

• A service that serves people
• Services used to complete our daily needs
• Service that makes you smile
• Services that are there to help only elderly

Public transport systems such as: trams, buses and monorails.

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Which public services keep the village safe from crimes?

• Fire services
• The Local Council
• Police services

What are the two types of public policy makers?

The GST is paid by the _________, but is remitted to the government by the seller of the goods and services.

• consumer

Governments understand that it is important to provide___________in a country.

• transport
• education

_____________ think of how they could serve the people in their community in a very efficient way.

• Janitor
• AFP
• Leaders
• Terrorist

Conservatives focus more on: (more than 1 answer)

Taxes collected by the government are used for:(you can select multiple options)

Name the three branches of the armed forces.

• Army Navy Air force

What is AFP stands for?

• Armed Forces of the Philippines

This tax is collected at certain areas of the roads, especially when you cross a bridge or a border of a state, and while you travel through a newly built road.

• Road Tax
• Toll Tax
• Fastag
• Property Tax

Public Complaints Commission can also be called _____

• EFCC
• ICPC
• BADOO
• OMBUDSMAN

What is the mission of DENR?

• Educate people on how to segregate wastes.
• Educate people in family planning
• Educate people on how to build their home.
• Educate people on how to be mature.

_____ is an independent body set up by the government with the responsibility of employing, promoting, disciplining and dismissing public (civil) servants.

• Public Service Commission

The Local Council is formed by...

• The mayor and the councillors

Public service institutions are also known as corporations or parastatals.

• True
• False

We pay this tax for using drinking water.

• Water tax
• Income tax
• Property tax
• Road tax

What is public policy?

• Government fixing issues

_______ is a public service we use to get around

• transport

What is the purpose of DSWD?

• provides help in bringing people's groceries
• provides security for the people
• provides traffic in the community

______________ exist to defend and protect a country.

• Buses
• armed forces
• roads
• journeys
• monorails

The primary duty of the government is

• to collect taxes from the citizens of the country
• to maintain law and order in the country
• to fulfil the basic needs of the people
• All of the above

When I cross a bridge or border of a state while travelling on road, I pay this tax.

• Road tax
• Toll tax
• Property tax
• Income tax

Liberals focus more on:

Some of the services provided by the government to the citizens of the country include:(you can select multiple options)