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This is a type of land use conversion wherein the soil cover and land forms are not substantially altered and present a variety of options for future re-use (croplands-pasture-croplands, forest-logged over area-forest, residential-commercial-residential) .
- Reversible conversion
- Irreversible conversion
- Land Use Conversion
- None of the choices

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Planning is important when it comes to the urban areas, and this is because, without it, the building will just be erected everywhere. If you want to work in the lands ministry, it is important that you learn a thing or two when it comes to planning, registration, and laws that govern land use. Give it a try and keep See morereading up.

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This is a type of land use conversion wherein the the original character of the land is changed to a degree that reversal to its former use or condition becomes difficult if not impossible (forest/agri-urban uses)
- Reversible conversion
- Irreversible conversion
- Land Use Conversion
- None of the choices
Correct Answer

A. Irreversible conversion

Explanation

Irreversible conversion refers to a type of land use conversion where the original character of the land is changed to such a degree that it becomes difficult, if not impossible, to reverse it back to its former use or condition. This could occur when converting a forest or agricultural land into urban uses, such as building infrastructure or residential areas. Once the land has been transformed, it is challenging to restore it to its previous state, making the conversion irreversible.

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The following are Land Use Classification for PLANNING except one:
- SETTLEMENT DEVELOPMENT
- PRODUCTION LAND USE
- INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
- PROTECTION LAND USE
- ANCESTRAL DOMAIN
Correct Answer

A. ANCESTRAL DOMAIN

Explanation

The correct answer is ANCESTRAL DOMAIN because it is not a land use classification for planning. Ancestral domain refers to the land and resources traditionally owned, occupied, or used by indigenous peoples. It is a legal concept that recognizes the rights of indigenous communities to their ancestral lands and resources, but it is not a specific land use classification used in urban or regional planning.

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This refers to open space that serves as the life support system for the human population → source of fresh food, fresh air, fresh water, receiver of wastes generated in the course of utilizing the three other spaces
- SETTLEMENT DEVELOPMENT
- PRODUCTION LAND USE
- INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
- PROTECTION LAND USE
Correct Answer

A. PROTECTION LAND USE

Explanation

Protection land use refers to the preservation and conservation of open spaces that are essential for supporting human life. These areas serve as a source of fresh food, fresh air, and fresh water, and also act as a receiver for the wastes generated from settlement development, production land use, and infrastructure development. By designating certain areas for protection, we can ensure the sustainability of these vital resources and maintain a healthy environment for future generations.

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This refers to space for the facilities that support the other two spaces → provides conditions conducive to the effective use of the two other spaces
- SETTLEMENT DEVELOPMENT
- PRODUCTION LAND USE
- INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
- PROTECTION LAND USE
Correct Answer

A. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

Explanation

Infrastructure development refers to the construction and improvement of physical structures and facilities that support various activities and services. In the context of the given question, infrastructure development provides conditions conducive to the effective use of settlement development and production land use. It includes the development of roads, bridges, utilities, transportation systems, and other necessary infrastructure to support human settlements and industrial activities. This is essential for creating a functional and efficient environment for settlement development and production land use to thrive.

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This refers to space for making a living → area for carrying out his livelihood
- SETTLEMENT DEVELOPMENT
- PRODUCTION LAND USE
- INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
- PROTECTION LAND USE
Correct Answer

A. PRODUCTION LAND USE

Explanation

The correct answer is PRODUCTION LAND USE. This refers to the space where an individual carries out his livelihood activities, such as farming, manufacturing, or any other form of production. It involves the utilization of land for productive purposes, generating income and resources for the individual or community. This type of land use is essential for economic development and sustenance of livelihoods.

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This refers to space for living → area utilized by man in performing the activities needed for the reproduction and well-being of his species
- SETTLEMENT DEVELOPMENT
- PRODUCTION LAND USE
- INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
- PROTECTION LAND USE
Correct Answer

A. SETTLEMENT DEVELOPMENT

Explanation

Settlement development refers to the process of establishing and expanding human settlements, including the construction of houses, buildings, and infrastructure necessary for human activities. In this context, the space for living mentioned in the question refers to the area utilized by humans for their daily activities, such as housing, working, and socializing. This space is essential for the reproduction and well-being of the human species, as it provides a habitat for individuals to live, work, and interact with each other. Therefore, settlement development is the correct answer as it directly relates to the utilization of space for human activities necessary for the survival and thriving of the species.

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Land Use Planning is defined as
- The act of defining the allocation, utilization, development and management of all lands within a given territory or jurisdiction according to the inherent qualities of the land itself and supportive of sustainable, economic, demographic, socio-cultural and environmental objectives as an aid to decision-making and legislation
- Political act of crafting public policy whereby the state regulates the "acquisition, ownership, use and disposition of property" to promote the common good or general welfare" (Art. XIII, Sec. 1, Philippine Constitution of 1987)
- the “rationale approach of allocating available land resources as equitably as possible among competing user groups and for different functions consistent with the development plan of the area and the program under this Act” (Section 3(k) of RA 7279).
- All of the choices except none
- None of the choices
Correct Answer

A. All of the choices except none

Explanation

The correct answer is "all of the choices except none" because the given definition of Land Use Planning encompasses all the statements mentioned in the options. It involves defining the allocation, utilization, development, and management of land based on various objectives such as sustainability, economics, demographics, socio-cultural factors, and the environment. It is also a political act that regulates property ownership and promotes the common good. Additionally, it involves the equitable allocation of land resources among competing user groups and is consistent with the development plan of the area. Therefore, all the statements mentioned in the options are included in the definition of Land Use Planning.

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Land Use Planning involves State regulation and control of certain activities that are inimical to the general welfare to ensure equitable access to land and optimum enjoyment of the benefits of its use. The main rationale of land use planning is______________.
- Public Interest
- Economic development
- Political interest
- Sustainable development
Correct Answer

A. Public Interest

Explanation

The main rationale of land use planning is to prioritize and protect the public interest. This means ensuring that land is used in a way that benefits the general population and promotes their well-being. It involves regulating and controlling activities that may have negative impacts on the community, such as pollution or overcrowding. By considering the public interest, land use planning aims to create a fair and equitable distribution of land resources and maximize the benefits that can be derived from its use.

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Land Capability categories (based on soil type and slope gradient ). (Level to nearly level land): too stony or too wet for cultivation. Limited to pasture or forest use with good soil management.
- Class L
- Class M
- Class N
- Class X
Correct Answer

A. Class L

Explanation

Class L (Level to nearly level land): too stony or too wet for cultivation. - Too stony, too wet- Class LIBOG :)
Class X (Level land): very often wet is suited for fishpond, e.g. mangrove swamps. - almost similar. Very often wet- Triple XXX

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Land Capability categories (based on soil type and slope gradient ). Class X (Level land): very often wet is suited for fishpond, e.g. mangrove swamps.
- Class L
- Class M
- Class N
- Class X
Correct Answer

A. Class X

Explanation

Class L (Level to nearly level land): too stony or too wet for cultivation. - Too stony, too wet- Class LIBOG :)
Class X (Level land): very often wet is suited for fishpond, e.g. mangrove swamps. - almost similar. Very often wet- Triple XXX

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This refers to Land Capability categories based on soil type and slope gradient
- Class A, B, C , D, L, M ,N, X, Y
- Level I, II, III, IV, V, VI
- Level land, Level to nearly level land, Steep land, Very steep land, Very hilly and mountainous
- None of the choices
Correct Answer

A. Class A, B, C , D, L, M ,N, X, Y

Explanation

Class A (Very good land): can be cultivated safely under simple management.
• Class B (Good land): can be cultivated safely and requires easy conservation practices.
• Class C (Moderately good land): must be cultivated with caution under careful management and intensive conservation practices.
• Class D (Fairly good land): must be cultivated with caution under very careful management and complex conservation practices. More suitable for pasture or forest.
• Class L (Level to nearly level land): too stony or too wet for cultivation. Limited to pasture or forest use with good soil management.
• Class M (Steep land): easily eroded and too shallow for cultivation. Requires careful management to be used for pasture or forest.
• Class N (Very steep land): too shallow and rough or dry for cultivation and easily eroded. Can be used for grazing or forestry.
• Class X (Level land): very often wet is suited for fishpond, e.g. mangrove swamps.
• Class Y (Very hilly and mountainous): barren and rugged, suitable for recreation or wildlife.

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Land tenure resulting from invasion or illegal means. This is characterized by Adverse Possession and Tolerated Occupancy without legal basis
- Informal Tenure
- Private Property
- Common Property or customary
- State Property
- Open Access
Correct Answer

A. Informal Tenure

Explanation

Informal tenure refers to land ownership or use that is not recognized or protected by formal legal systems. It often arises from invasion or illegal means, such as adverse possession or tolerated occupancy without a legal basis. In informal tenure, individuals or communities may occupy and use land without formal ownership rights or legal protection. This can lead to insecure land rights and vulnerability to eviction or displacement. Informal tenure is distinct from private property, common property, state property, and open access, which all have recognized legal frameworks for ownership and use.

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Traditional or customary ownership, customary rights (ICC), ancestral domain is a type of land tenure called___________________.
- Informal Tenure
- Private Property
- Common Property
- State Property
- Open Access
Correct Answer

A. Common Property

Explanation

This type of land tenure, known as common property, refers to land that is collectively owned and managed by a community or group of individuals. It is characterized by shared access, use, and decision-making rights among the members of the community. This differs from private property, which is owned by individuals or organizations, and state property, which is owned by the government. Common property is often associated with traditional or customary ownership and customary rights, as it reflects the long-standing practices and customs of a particular community or indigenous group.

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This refers to land tenure where you enjoy fruits of the land without gaining ownership
- ‘Usufruct’
- State Property
- Open Access
- Informal Tenure
Correct Answer

A. ‘Usufruct’

Explanation

Usufruct refers to a type of land tenure where an individual or group enjoys the benefits and profits of the land without actually owning it. This means that they have the right to use and derive income from the land, but they do not have legal ownership or control over it. Usufruct is often seen in situations where the land is owned by someone else, such as in a landlord-tenant relationship or in communal land systems. It allows individuals or communities to utilize the land and its resources for their own benefit without having to bear the responsibilities and risks associated with ownership.

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Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act of 1997 IPRA provides for the recognition of indigenous people’s rights through the issue of titles known as Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT). The IP titles would provide priority rights in the harvesting, extraction, development or exploitation of any natural resources within the ancestral domain. Areas within the ancestral domains shall be presumed to be communally held.
- RA 8371
- RA 8317
- RA 3718
- RA 8137
Correct Answer

A. RA 8371

Explanation

Try to remember 8371 in reverse order..:)
1 - I
7- P
3 - R
8 -A

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IPRA 8371. This refers to all areas generally belonging to ICCs/IPs comprising lands, inland waters, coastal areas, and natural resources therein, held under a claim of ownership, occupied or possessed by ICCs/IPs, by themselves or through their ancestors, communally or individually since time immemorial
- Ancestral Domains
- Ancestral Lands
- Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT).
- Certificate of Ancestral Lands Title (CALT)
Correct Answer

A. Ancestral Domains

Explanation

The correct answer is "Ancestral Domains" because it refers to all areas generally belonging to ICCs/IPs comprising lands, inland waters, coastal areas, and natural resources therein, held under a claim of ownership, occupied or possessed by ICCs/IPs, by themselves or through their ancestors, communally or individually since time immemorial. This term encompasses the concept of ancestral lands and includes the legal instruments of Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT) and Certificate of Ancestral Lands Title (CALT).

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IPRA 8371. This include ancestral lands, forests, pasture, residential, agricultural, and other lands individually owned whether alienable and disposable or otherwise, hunting grounds, burial grounds, worship areas, bodies of water, mineral and other natural resources, and lands which may no longer be exclusively occupied by ICCs/IPs but from which they traditionally had access
- Ancestral Domains
- Ancestral Lands
- Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT).
- Certificate of Ancestral Lands Title (CALT)
Correct Answer

A. Ancestral Domains

Explanation

The correct answer is "Ancestral Domains" because the given passage mentions various types of lands that are included in IPRA 8371, such as ancestral lands, forests, pasture, residential, agricultural, and other lands individually owned. It also mentions hunting grounds, burial grounds, worship areas, bodies of water, mineral and other natural resources, and lands which may no longer be exclusively occupied by ICCs/IPs but from which they traditionally had access. Ancestral domains encompass all these different types of lands and resources that are traditionally owned and occupied by indigenous cultural communities and indigenous peoples.

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IPRA 8371. This refers to land occupied, possessed and utilized by individuals, families and clans who are members of the ICCs/IPs since time immemorial, by themselves or through their predecessors-in-interest, under claims of individual or traditional group ownership. This includes but not limited to residential lots, rice terraces or paddies, private forests, swidden farms and tree lots
- Ancestral Domains
- Ancestral Lands
- Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT).
- Certificate of Ancestral Lands Title (CALT)
Correct Answer

A. Ancestral Lands

Explanation

The correct answer is "Ancestral Lands" because the given passage states that IPRA 8371 refers to land occupied, possessed, and utilized by individuals, families, and clans who are members of the ICCs/IPs since time immemorial. It further specifies that this land can be claimed as individual or traditional group ownership. Therefore, "Ancestral Lands" is the most appropriate term to describe the land in question.

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IPRA 8371. Refers to a title formally recognizing the rights of possession and ownership of ICCs/IPs over their ancestral domains identified and delineated in accordance with this law
- Ancestral Domains
- Ancestral Lands
- Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT).
- Certificate of Ancestral Lands Title (CALT)
Correct Answer

A. Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT).

Explanation

The correct answer is Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT). The question is asking for the title that formally recognizes the rights of possession and ownership of ICCs/IPs over their ancestral domains. The answer, CADT, refers to the specific certificates that are issued to recognize and establish the ancestral domain rights of indigenous cultural communities and indigenous peoples. These certificates serve as legal documentation and proof of their ownership and rights over their ancestral lands.

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IPRA 8371. Refers to a title formally recognizing the rights of ICCs/IPs over their ancestral lands
- Ancestral Domains
- Ancestral Lands
- Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT).
- Certificate of Ancestral Lands Title (CALT)
Correct Answer

A. Certificate of Ancestral Lands Title (CALT)

Explanation

The correct answer is "Certificate of Ancestral Lands Title (CALT)". This is because the question is asking for the title that formally recognizes the rights of Indigenous Cultural Communities/Indigenous Peoples (ICCs/IPs) over their ancestral lands. The CALT specifically refers to the title that recognizes these rights. The other options mentioned, such as Ancestral Domains and Certificates of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT), are related concepts but not the exact title being referred to in the question.

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IPRA 8371. Refer to a body of written and/or unwritten rules, usages, customs and practices traditionally and continually recognized, accepted and observed by respective ICCs/IPs
- Customary Laws
- RA 8371
- CADT
- CALT
Correct Answer

A. Customary Laws

Explanation

The correct answer is "Customary Laws." Customary laws refer to a body of written and/or unwritten rules, usages, customs, and practices that are traditionally and continually recognized, accepted, and observed by respective Indigenous Cultural Communities/Indigenous Peoples (ICCs/IPs). These laws are an important part of the cultural heritage and identity of ICCs/IPs and are recognized and protected under Republic Act 8371, also known as the Indigenous Peoples Rights Act (IPRA) of 1997.

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Government agencies involved in surveying and titling activities:
- DENR/LMB/LMS
- Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)
- National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) all through Administrative titling
- Judicial Court, Regional Trial Court (RTC) and/or the Municipal Trial Court (MTC) for Cadastral proceedings.
- All of the choices
Correct Answer

A. All of the choices

Explanation

The correct answer is "All of the choices" because all of the government agencies mentioned in the options are involved in surveying and titling activities. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), Land Management Bureau (LMB), and Land Registration Authority (LRA) are responsible for land surveying and titling. The Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) is involved in surveying and titling activities related to agrarian reform. The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) is responsible for surveying and titling ancestral lands through administrative titling. The Judicial Court, including the Regional Trial Court (RTC) and/or the Municipal Trial Court (MTC), is involved in cadastral proceedings, which is a legal process for determining land ownership and boundaries.

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The highest level of planning agency which is mandated to formulate the long term & medium-term development plans of the country.
- NEDA
- NFPP
- RFPP
- CLUP
Correct Answer

A. NEDA

Explanation

NEDA stands for National Economic and Development Authority, which is the highest level of planning agency in the country. It is responsible for formulating long-term and medium-term development plans for the country. NEDA plays a crucial role in setting the direction and priorities for national development, ensuring that the plans are aligned with the overall goals and objectives of the government.

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The National Framework for Physical Development (NFPP) 2001-2030 Vision and Principles include the following except one:
- Food security
- Environmental stability and ecological integrity
- Rational urban development.
- Spatial integration
- Equitable access to physical and natural resources.
- Private-public sector partnership
- People empowerment
- Recognition of the rights of indigenous people
- Market orientation
- Gender Equity
Correct Answer

A. Gender Equity

Explanation

The National Framework for Physical Development (NFPP) 2001-2030 Vision and Principles include various aspects such as food security, environmental stability, rational urban development, spatial integration, equitable access to resources, private-public sector partnership, people empowerment, recognition of indigenous rights, and market orientation. However, gender equity is not explicitly mentioned as one of the principles in the NFPP.

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It translates the desired spatial arrangement of land use activities at the regional level to effect a rational distribution of the regional population to basic services, guide public and private investments, and safeguard and protect the integrity of the physical environment.
- RDP
- PDP
- PCDP
- CDP
Correct Answer

A. RDP

Explanation

The Regional Development Plan (RDP) translates the desired spatial arrangement of land use activities at the regional level to effect a rational distribution of the regional population to basic services, guide public and private investments, and safeguard and protect the integrity of the physical environment. This means that the RDP is responsible for planning and organizing the development of a region in a way that ensures proper distribution of services, investments, and protection of the environment.

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This should be the reference point by which subsequent national and local sectoral or development plans are directly linked and aligned.
- NFPP
- PDPFP
- CLUP
- PDP
Correct Answer

A. NFPP

Explanation

The correct answer is NFPP because it is the reference point that subsequent national and local sectoral or development plans are directly linked and aligned to. This implies that the NFPP serves as a foundation or guiding document for the formulation and implementation of other plans at both national and local levels. It ensures that all plans are consistent and coordinated, leading to effective and harmonized development efforts.

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This plan determines the physical development of the entire provincial territory; harmonize CLUPs; reflect indicative land use management and physical development direction of the province.
- PDPFP
- NFPP
- CLUP
- RPFD
Correct Answer

A. PDPFP

Explanation

The correct answer is PDPFP, which stands for Provincial Development and Physical Framework Plan. This plan is responsible for determining the physical development of the entire provincial territory. It aims to harmonize Comprehensive Land Use Plans (CLUPs) and reflect the indicative land use management and physical development direction of the province.

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This plan determines the specific uses of land and other physical and natural resources, both private and public, within their territorial jurisdiction including areas co-managed with the national government
- CLUP
- RPFP
- NPFP
- PDPFP
Correct Answer

A. CLUP

Explanation

The correct answer is CLUP. CLUP stands for Comprehensive Land Use Plan. This plan is responsible for determining the specific uses of land and other physical and natural resources within a particular jurisdiction, whether they are private or public. It also covers areas that are co-managed with the national government.

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30.

In planning linkages, what would be the ideal, relationships among the network of plans prepared at various level?
- Top-down approach
- Bottom up approach
- Top-down and bottom-up
- None of the choices
Correct Answer

A. Top-down and bottom-up

Explanation

The ideal relationship among the network of plans prepared at various levels would be a combination of top-down and bottom-up approaches. This means that there should be coordination and communication between higher-level plans (top-down) and lower-level plans (bottom-up) to ensure alignment and integration. The top-down approach provides guidance and direction from higher levels of management, while the bottom-up approach allows for input and feedback from lower levels. This combination ensures that plans are comprehensive, realistic, and effectively implemented throughout the organization.

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Refers to investment program at a Local/ Municipal level
- LDIP
- CDIP/PDIP
- RDIP
- MTPIP
Correct Answer

A. LDIP

Explanation

MTPIP- Medium Term Phil Investment Plan at national level
RDIP - Regional
P - Provincial
C - City
LDIP- Local Development Investment Plan

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Provincial plans and programs should serve as inputs in the preparation of the RPFP, RDP, & the RDIP.
- True
- False
- Sometimes true
- Only if Provincial plans is consistent with regional plans
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement suggests that provincial plans and programs should be considered when preparing the RPFP (Regional Physical Framework Plan), RDP (Regional Development Plan), and RDIP (Regional Development Investment Program). This implies that these plans and programs at the provincial level are important and should be taken into account when formulating the larger regional plans. Therefore, the answer "True" indicates that provincial plans should serve as inputs in the preparation of these regional plans and programs.

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The network of plans at the regional level should provide the framework for plan formulation at the provincial level.
- True
- False
- Sometimes true
- Only if Provincial plans is consistent with regional plans
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The given statement suggests that the network of plans at the regional level should serve as a basis or guide for formulating plans at the provincial level. This implies that the regional plans provide a framework or structure that the provincial plans should align with or be consistent with. Therefore, the correct answer is "True" as it supports the idea that the regional plans play a crucial role in shaping the formulation of provincial plans.

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National sectoral concerns should be aligned/consistent with, and derive their justification from physical and development plans at the different level
- True
- False
- Sometimes true
- Only if Provincial plans is consistent with regional plans
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The given statement suggests that national sectoral concerns should be in line with and supported by physical and development plans at various levels. This means that any sector-specific plans or concerns at the national level should be justified and aligned with the overall physical and development plans of the country. This ensures that there is coherence and consistency in the planning and implementation of sectoral policies and initiatives. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

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Plans and programs at the municipal level should provide the basis and building blocks for plan & program preparation at the national level
- False
- True
- Sometimes
- Only if the plans are aligned and consistent
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement suggests that plans and programs at the municipal level should serve as the foundation for plan and program preparation at the national level. However, the correct answer is false. This implies that plans and programs at the municipal level do not necessarily provide the basis and building blocks for plan and program preparation at the national level. There may be other factors or considerations involved in the development of national-level plans and programs, and they may not always be aligned or consistent with those at the municipal level.

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The PPFP, PDP, and PDIP must provide the framework and context for CLUP preparation, as well as C/MDP, and the LDIP.
- False
- True
- Sometimes
- Only if the plans are aligned and consistent
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement is true. The PPFP (Provincial Physical Framework Plan), PDP (Provincial Development Plan), and PDIP (Provincial Development Investment Plan) are important documents that provide the framework and context for the preparation of the CLUP (Comprehensive Land Use Plan). Additionally, the C/MDP (City/Municipal Development Plan) and the LDIP (Local Development Investment Plan) also play a role in guiding the preparation of the CLUP. Therefore, these plans must be aligned and consistent in order to effectively prepare the CLUP.

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37.

An act to amend and compile the laws relative to lands of public domain.
- CA 141
- Commonwealth Act 114
- RA 7160
- Constitution
Correct Answer

A. CA 141

Explanation

Public Land Act CA 141

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38.

Type of Patents as per (Public Land Act CA 141) except one:
- Free Patent
- Homestead Patent
- Townsite Sales Patent
- Insular Government Property Sales Application (IGPSA)
- Special Patent
- Friar Lands Sales Application
- None of the choices
Correct Answer

A. None of the choices
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As per Patents (Public Land Act CA 141) , this is a type of patent describe to be: • A mode of acquiring a parcel of land of the public domain suitable for or devoted to agricultural use • Maximum area granted to an applicant cannot exceed 12 hectares (as specified in the 1987 Constitution) • A free patent can only be sold 5 years from the time of approval
- Free patent
- Homestead patent
- Townsite Sales Patent
- Special Patent
Correct Answer

A. Free patent

Explanation

A free patent is a type of patent that allows individuals to acquire a parcel of land from the public domain for agricultural use. The maximum area that can be granted to an applicant is 12 hectares, as specified in the 1987 Constitution. It is important to note that a free patent cannot be sold until 5 years after it has been approved.

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Is the grant of public land to one seeking to establish & maintain agricultural homes on condition of actual, continuous & personal occupancy of the area as a home (including cultivation & improvement of the land) • Maximum area granted to applicant cannot exceed 5 hectares
- Free Patent
- Homestead Patent
- Townsite Sales Patent
- Insular Government Property Sales Application (IGPSA)
- Special Patent
- Friar Lands Sales Application
Correct Answer

A. Homestead Patent

Explanation

A Homestead Patent is the correct answer because it refers to the grant of public land to someone who wants to establish and maintain agricultural homes. The conditions of the grant include actual, continuous, and personal occupancy of the area as a home, which includes cultivation and improvement of the land. The maximum area that can be granted to an applicant under a Homestead Patent is 5 hectares.

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Is the type of application covers lands of the public domain with an established townsite for residential purposes sold at public auction through oral bidding • Maximum area granted does not exceed 1,000 sq. meters
- Free Patent
- Homestead Patent
- Townsite Sales Patent
- Insular Government Property Sales Application (IGPSA)
- Special Patent
- Friar Lands Sales Application
Correct Answer

A. Townsite Sales Patent

Explanation

A Townsite Sales Patent is the correct answer because it covers lands in the public domain that have an established townsite for residential purposes. These lands are sold at public auction through oral bidding. The maximum area granted for a Townsite Sales Patent does not exceed 1,000 sq. meters.

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(Agricultural/Residential/Miscellaneous purposes) • Is a type of application covering lands under the patrimonial property of the government to be used for residential/agricultural purposes, disposable under Public Land Act 3038, sold at public auction through oral or sealed bidding
- Free Patent
- Homestead Patent
- Townsite Sales Patent
- Insular Government Property Sales Application (IGPSA)
- Special Patent
- Friar Lands Sales Application
Correct Answer

A. Insular Government Property Sales Application (IGPSA)

Explanation

The correct answer is Insular Government Property Sales Application (IGPSA). This type of application is used for lands under the patrimonial property of the government that can be used for residential or agricultural purposes. These lands are disposable under Public Land Act 3038 and are sold at public auction through oral or sealed bidding.

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43.

A patent grating, ceding, & conveying full ownership to applicants of A & D lands covered by a Reservation
- Free Patent
- Homestead Patent
- Townsite Sales Patent
- Insular Government Property Sales Application (IGPSA)
- Special Patent
- Friar Lands Sales Application
Correct Answer

A. Special Patent

Explanation

A Special Patent refers to a type of patent that grants full ownership of A & D lands covered by a Reservation. This means that the applicants of the patent will have complete ownership rights over the specified lands.

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44.

___________________are Royal Grants from the Spanish Crown to Religious Orders & institutions during the Spanish Era (later on sold to the American Government) • Can be acquired through purchase or sale • Purchase price may be paid in full at time of sale or in 10 equal annual installments
- Free Patent
- Homestead Patent
- Townsite Sales Patent
- Insular Government Property Sales Application (IGPSA)
- Special Patent
- Friar Lands Sales Application
Correct Answer

A. Friar Lands Sales Application

Explanation

Friar Lands Sales Application is the correct answer because it refers to the Royal Grants from the Spanish Crown to Religious Orders and institutions during the Spanish Era, which were later sold to the American Government. These grants could be acquired through purchase or sale, and the purchase price could be paid in full at the time of sale or in 10 equal annual installments.

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45.

No of levels of land use planning
- 4
- 3
- 5
- 2
Correct Answer

A. 4

Explanation

•National Level
•Regional Level
•Provincial Level
•Local Level

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46.

What planning level defines the extent of protected lands, treating the remaining parts as areas of production.
- National Level
- Municipal/ Local
- Regional
- Provincial
Correct Answer

A. National Level

Explanation

The correct answer is National Level. The national level planning defines the extent of protected lands, treating the remaining parts as areas of production. This means that at the national level, the government or relevant authorities determine which lands should be protected and designated as protected areas, such as national parks or nature reserves. The remaining lands are then considered as areas for various productive activities, such as agriculture, forestry, or urban development. This allows for a balance between conservation and utilization of land resources at a larger scale.

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The identified protection lands are not to be touched, while ___________________ are where processes of activities, human settlements, and infrastructure are located.
- Production lands
- Protection
- Agricultural zone
- Infrastructure zone
Correct Answer

A. Production lands

Explanation

The identified protection lands are designated areas that should not be disturbed or altered in any way. On the other hand, production lands refer to areas where various processes, activities, human settlements, and infrastructure are located. These production lands are intended for economic purposes such as agriculture, industry, or development.

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National Framework for Physical Development (NFPP) 2001-2030 Vision and Principles. Refers to Linking consumption and production areas to achieve physical and economic integration through appropriate infrastructure systems;
- Food security
- Environmental stability and ecological integrity
- Rational urban development.
- Spatial integration
- Equitable access to physical and natural resources.
- Private-public sector partnership
- People empowerment
- Recognition of the rights of indigenous people
- Market orientation
- Gender Equity
Correct Answer

A. Spatial integration

Explanation

The correct answer, spatial integration, refers to the linking of consumption and production areas to achieve physical and economic integration through appropriate infrastructure systems. This means that there is a focus on connecting different areas and ensuring that they work together in terms of both physical and economic development. By integrating spatially, resources can be shared more efficiently, and there can be better coordination and collaboration between different regions. This can lead to improved economic growth, development, and overall sustainability.

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Land Titling System in the Philippines . The disposition of lands by this type of titling (patents) is vested in the DENR Secretary through the Director of Lands.
- Administrative
- Judicial
- President's prerogative
- Free Title
Correct Answer

A. Administrative

Explanation

•Two processes of acquiring title:
•Judicial Titling
•Administrative Process •

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This is a type of land use conversion wherein the soil cover and land forms are not substantially altered and present a variety of options for future re-use (croplands-pasture-croplands, forest-logged over area-forest, residential-commercial-residential) .

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This is a type of land use conversion wherein the the original character of the land is changed to a degree that reversal to its former use or condition becomes difficult if not impossible (forest/agri-urban uses)

The following are Land Use Classification for PLANNING except one:

This refers to open space that serves as the life support system for the human population → source of fresh food, fresh air, fresh water, receiver of wastes generated in the course of utilizing the three other spaces

This refers to space for the facilities that support the other two spaces → provides conditions conducive to the effective use of the two other spaces

This refers to space for making a living → area for carrying out his livelihood

This refers to space for living → area utilized by man in performing the activities needed for the reproduction and well-being of his species

Land Use Planning is defined as

Land Use Planning involves State regulation and control of certain activities that are inimical to the general welfare to ensure equitable access to land and optimum enjoyment of the benefits of its use. The main rationale of land use planning is______________.

Land Capability categories (based on soil type and slope gradient ). (Level to nearly level land): too stony or too wet for cultivation. Limited to pasture or forest use with good soil management.

Land Capability categories (based on soil type and slope gradient ). Class X (Level land): very often wet is suited for fishpond, e.g. mangrove swamps.

This refers to Land Capability categories based on soil type and slope gradient

Land tenure resulting from invasion or illegal means. This is characterized by Adverse Possession and Tolerated Occupancy without legal basis

Traditional or customary ownership, customary rights (ICC), ancestral domain is a type of land tenure called___________________.

This refers to land tenure where you enjoy fruits of the land without gaining ownership

IPRA 8371. Refers to a title formally recognizing the rights of possession and ownership of ICCs/IPs over their ancestral domains identified and delineated in accordance with this law

IPRA 8371. Refers to a title formally recognizing the rights of ICCs/IPs over their ancestral lands

IPRA 8371. Refer to a body of written and/or unwritten rules, usages, customs and practices traditionally and continually recognized, accepted and observed by respective ICCs/IPs

Government agencies involved in surveying and titling activities:

The highest level of planning agency which is mandated to formulate the long term & medium-term development plans of the country.

The National Framework for Physical Development (NFPP) 2001-2030 Vision and Principles include the following except one:

It translates the desired spatial arrangement of land use activities at the regional level to effect a rational distribution of the regional population to basic services, guide public and private investments, and safeguard and protect the integrity of the physical environment.

This should be the reference point by which subsequent national and local sectoral or development plans are directly linked and aligned.

This plan determines the physical development of the entire provincial territory; harmonize CLUPs; reflect indicative land use management and physical development direction of the province.

This plan determines the specific uses of land and other physical and natural resources, both private and public, within their territorial jurisdiction including areas co-managed with the national government

In planning linkages, what would be the ideal, relationships among the network of plans prepared at various level?

Refers to investment program at a Local/ Municipal level

Provincial plans and programs should serve as inputs in the preparation of the RPFP, RDP, & the RDIP.

The network of plans at the regional level should provide the framework for plan formulation at the provincial level.

National sectoral concerns should be aligned/consistent with, and derive their justification from physical and development plans at the different level

Plans and programs at the municipal level should provide the basis and building blocks for plan & program preparation at the national level

The PPFP, PDP, and PDIP must provide the framework and context for CLUP preparation, as well as C/MDP, and the LDIP.

An act to amend and compile the laws relative to lands of public domain.

Type of Patents as per (Public Land Act CA 141) except one:

Is the grant of public land to one seeking to establish & maintain agricultural homes on condition of actual, continuous & personal occupancy of the area as a home (including cultivation & improvement of the land) • Maximum area granted to applicant cannot exceed 5 hectares

Is the type of application covers lands of the public domain with an established townsite for residential purposes sold at public auction through oral bidding • Maximum area granted does not exceed 1,000 sq. meters

(Agricultural/Residential/Miscellaneous purposes) • Is a type of application covering lands under the patrimonial property of the government to be used for residential/agricultural purposes, disposable under Public Land Act 3038, sold at public auction through oral or sealed bidding

A patent grating, ceding, & conveying full ownership to applicants of A & D lands covered by a Reservation

___________________are Royal Grants from the Spanish Crown to Religious Orders & institutions during the Spanish Era (later on sold to the American Government) • Can be acquired through purchase or sale • Purchase price may be paid in full at time of sale or in 10 equal annual installments

No of levels of land use planning

What planning level defines the extent of protected lands, treating the remaining parts as areas of production.

The identified protection lands are not to be touched, while ___________________ are where processes of activities, human settlements, and infrastructure are located.

National Framework for Physical Development (NFPP) 2001-2030 Vision and Principles. Refers to Linking consumption and production areas to achieve physical and economic integration through appropriate infrastructure systems;

Land Titling System in the Philippines . The disposition of lands by this type of titling (patents) is vested in the DENR Secretary through the Director of Lands.