Araling Panlipunan 4th V1.0

Explanation
This statement is false. A Filipino who marries a foreigner can still retain their Filipino citizenship. The act of marrying a foreigner does not automatically revoke or change one's citizenship. The Filipino spouse may choose to acquire the citizenship of their foreign spouse, but it is not a requirement. They can still maintain their Filipino citizenship while being married to a foreigner.

Explanation
Ang pahayag na ito ay mali dahil isang dating Pilipino na naging naturalisadong mamamayan ng ibang bansa ay maaaring maging mamamayang Pilipino muli kung siya ay magbabalik sa Pilipinas at susunod sa mga proseso ng pagiging mamamayang Pilipino tulad ng pag-aapply ng dual citizenship. Ang pagiging naturalisadong mamamayan ng ibang bansa ay hindi permanente at maaaring bawiin o maalis kung ang indibidwal ay magpapahayag ng kagustuhang maging mamamayang Pilipino muli.

Explanation
The statement is correct because it states that foreigners who have undergone the process of naturalization become Filipino citizens. Naturalization is the legal process by which a foreigner becomes a citizen of a country. In the context of the Philippines, this means that foreigners who have successfully completed the naturalization process are granted Filipino citizenship and are considered Filipino citizens. Therefore, the correct answer is "Tama" (True).

Explanation
If one of your parents is Filipino, then you are considered a Filipino citizen.

Explanation
The statement is saying that you are a Filipino citizen if you were a citizen of the Philippines before January 17, 1973. This implies that the cutoff date for being considered a Filipino citizen is before January 17, 1973. Therefore, the answer "Tama" (Correct) is appropriate.

Explanation
The given information states that Joben is the child of an Ilokano and a Kapampangan, and he resides in Bataan. Based on this information, it can be inferred that Joben is a Filipino because both Ilokano and Kapampangan are ethnic groups in the Philippines, and Bataan is a province in the Philippines. Therefore, the correct answer is "Pilipino."

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Mahri-Ya is described as a Chinese individual who has established a large company in the country and has been residing in the Philippines for five years. Based on this information, it can be inferred that Mahri-Ya is not Filipino, as the question asks to identify whether the person is Filipino or not.

Explanation
The given sentence states that Kimttrix, who is a Canadian, vacations in the Philippines every May. Since Kimttrix is a Canadian and not a Filipino, the correct answer is "Hindi Pilipino" (Not Filipino).

Explanation
Hazel is considered Pilipino because she was born in Manila, her mother is a Filipina, and her father is an American. The combination of being born in the Philippines and having a Filipino parent makes her a Filipino citizen.

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The passage states that Kapitan Lino is a Filipino soldier who lives in Mindanao. However, when the conflict in Mindanao broke out, he and his family fled to another country. This implies that Kapitan Lino is not Filipino anymore because he left the country.