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General Information

Philippine history and geography, civics and government, general science, current events, and basic knowledge every citizen and officer should hold.

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  1. 1Study each lesson4 lessons, each with its own quiz
  2. 2Section practice test3 sets over the whole subject
  3. 3Prove it on the mockTimed, scored like the real exam

What this subject covers

  • Philippine history and national heroes
  • The 1987 Constitution, government structure, and civics
  • Philippine geography and current events
  • General science (basic biology, chemistry, physics, earth science)
  • Human rights and law-enforcement fundamentals

Study lessons

  1. 1

    Philippine history, the 1987 Constitution, and the PNP's legal baseFree

    The history, heroes, and constitutional facts that show up most, plus the four laws every PNP applicant should know cold, RA 6975, RA 8551, and where NAPOLCOM and the 1987 Constitution fit.

    15 min
  2. 2

    Civics, geography, general science, and current eventsFree

    The everyday-knowledge half of General Information, how government works, Philippine geography, the science facts that recur, and a simple way to keep up with current events.

    14 min
  3. 3

    General Science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth ScienceFree

    The everyday science that scores easy points, from cells and states of matter to force, energy, the solar system, and the layers of the Earth.

    15 min
  4. 4

    Human Rights and Law-Enforcement FundamentalsFree

    The rights every officer must protect while enforcing the law, anchored to the Bill of Rights, RA 7438, RA 9745, the UDHR, and the PNP laws RA 6975 and RA 8551.

    15 min

Section practice test

3 test sets covering the whole General Information section, 90 original questions with explanations. After you finish the lessons above, prove it here. Randomized every run.

Philippine history and national heroes

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Women in history

Who continued to lead the revolt in Ilocos against Spain after her husband Diego Silang was assassinated in 1763?