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- 1. Multiple Choice
1.Delay will exist even without demand in the following cases (Art. 1169).
EXCEPT:
A. When the law so provides.
B. When the obligation expressly so declares
C. When time is of essence of the contract.
D. When both debtors and creditors are in delay.
- 2. Multiple Choice
2. It is a meeting of minds?
A. Principles
B. Obligation
C. Contract
D. Agreement
- 3. Multiple Choice
3. It is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person ,time and place. (Art 1173)
A. Fraud
B. Delay
C. Default
D. Negligence
- 4. Multiple Choice
4. What does article 1318 talk about?
A. As a rule, contracts are perfected by mere consent
B. The contracting parties are bound by the contract they have entered into
C. The contracting parties must have clearly and deliberately conferred a favor of a third person
D. A mere incidental benefit or interest of a person is not sufficient
- 5. Multiple Choice
5. These damages are more than nominal but less than compensatory damages but may be recovered if the court finds that some pecuniary loss has been suffered but its amount cannot, from the nature of the case, be proved with certainty. (Art. 2224)
A. Nominal
B. Actual
C. Temperate
D. Moral
- 6. Multiple Choice
6. What do you mean by civil code?
A. A Codification of private law relating to property, family, and obligations
B. An act or course of action to which a person is morally or legally bound; a duty or commitment
C. A separate clause or paragraph of a legal document or agreement, typically one outlining a single rule or regulation.
D. A course or principle of action adopted or proposed by a government, party, business, or individual.
- 7. Multiple Choice
BONUS QUESTION!
7. What is our main topic today?
A. General Principle about Contracts and Obligations
B. General Principle about Debtors and Creditors
C. General Principles about Special Obligations
D. General Principles about Agreements
- 8. Multiple Choice
4. How many basic principles about contracts do we discussed?
A. 10
B. 7
C. 12
D. 8
- 9. Multiple Choice
5. Event which cannot be foreseen, or which though foreseen, is inevitable.
A. Fortuitous Event
B. Fortiutous Event
C. Fortiutuos Event
D. Fortuituos Event
- 10. Multiple Choice
5. It is the Latin word of a contract?
A. Contractus
B. Obligationem
C. Advocatus
D. Computare
- 11. Multiple Choice
11. Obligation was classified into _________ and ________ by the Civilians during 17th Century.
A. Wise & Responsible
B. Conventional & Taken
C. Obediental & Conventional
D. Creditor & Debtor
- 12. Multiple Choice
12. This is the result from the will or consent of the contracting parties.
A. Obediental Obligation
B. Conventional Obligation
C. Judicial Obligation
D. Obligation
- 13. Multiple Choice
13. The retailer buys good to be sold in-store from the supplier in bulk.The retailer buys good from the supplier in bulk frequently.Therefore, a ______ is created between the retailer and supplier.
In which agreement does this situation applies?
A. Contract of Sale
B. Sales
C. Agreement
D. Obligation
- 14. Multiple Choice
14. With the approval or authority of another,a person commits to providing a service or doing something on their behalf.
A.Antigen B.Agency C.Contract agency
A. Antigen
B. Special contract
C. Contract Agency
D. Agency
- 15. Multiple Choice
15. If you are a mechanic,you may consider partnering with a local car wash 66to offer discounted washes with the purchase of a routine services.
A. Commission B. Duo C. Partnership
A. Commission
B. Duo
C. Partnership
D. Relationship
- 16. Multiple Choice
16. The contract of sale is valid even if there is no legal reason or consideration.In contract of sale, the basis is a fixed price of money or its equivalent.
A. Subject Matter
B. Consent
C. Course
D. Contract Sale
- 17. Multiple Choice
The rights to receive the fruits of his debtors immovable property,with the duty to use them first to the payment of any owed interest,then to the principle of his credits.
A. Contract Sale
B. Antichresis
C. Common Carriers
D. Pledge and Mortgage
- 18. Multiple Choice
18. This are the Sources of Obligation.
EXCEPT:
A. Law
B. Contract
C. Quasi-Delicts
D. Root
- 19. Multiple Choice
19. Obligations arising from law are those expressly provided in the New Civil
Code or in special laws. These are demandable.
A. Art. 1158, NCC
B. Art. 1156, NCC
C. Art. 1159, NCC
D. Art. 1163, NCC
- 20. Multiple Choice
20. Under the New Civil Code, an obligation is now defined as "a juridicial
necessity to give, to do or not to do."
True
False
Maybe
Perhaps
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