 B.

Registered Electronic Engineers

109. Which law refers to the “Electronic  C. Professional Electronic
Commerce Act of 2000”? Engineers
 A. R. A. 8927  D. Choices B and C above
 B. R. A. 9287 118. Under R. A. 9292, can a Register
 C. R. A. 8792 Electronic Engineer render design
 D. R. A. 8729 services?
110. What is otherwise known as
“Electronics Engineering Law of 2004”?  A. Yes
 B. No
 A. P. D. 223  C. Yes if he has more than 5 years
 B. R. A. 5734 experience
 C. R. A. 9292  D. Yes if he has more than 10 years
 D. R. A. 7925 experience
111. What is otherwise known as “PRC
modernization law”?

 A. R. A. 8891
 B. R. A. 8981
 C. R. A. 8918
 D. R. A. 8198 119. Under R. A. 9292, the Professional
112. Professional Regulations Electronic Engineer shall the electronics
Commission was created under . plan designed by a Registered Electronic
 A. P. D. 323 Engineer?
 B. P. D. 223  A. review
 C. P. D. 232  B. sign
 D. P. D. 223  C. seal
113. When was the effectivity of  D. all of the choices
Presidential Degree No. 223? 120. Under R. A. 9292, who are
authorized to take charge of or supervise
 A. June 21, 1973 electronics construction and installation?
 B. June 22, 1973
 C. June 23, 1973  A. Professional Electronic Engineers
 D. June 24, 1974  B. Registered Electronic Engineers
114. When was the Electronic Commerce  C. Professional Electronic
Act of the Philippines approved? Engineers and Registered
Electronic Engineers
 A. June 21, 2000  D. Only those engineers who have
 B. October 10, 2000 more than 5 years professional
 C. April 22, 2000 practice experience
 D. June 14, 2000 121. Under R. A. 9292, the standards on
115. When was Republic Act No. 9292 minimum compensation are based on
approved by President Gloria Macapagal
Arroyo?  . A. current practice
 B. current costumer price index
 A. April 12, 2004  C. minimum basic daily wage
 B. April 17, 2004  D. all of the above
 C. April 19, 2004 123. The powers and functions of the
 D. April 27, 2004 Board is provided in of the R. A. No.
116. When was the implementing rules 9292.
and regulations (IRR) of the R. A. 9292  A. Section 5
approved?  B. Section 6
 C. Section 7
 A. August 27, 2007  D. Section 8
 B. August 28, 2007 124. R. A. 9292, Section 17 states that
 C. August 29, 2007 the result of the board examination shall
 D. August 31, 2007 be released within days after the
117. Under R. A. 9292, who are examination.
authorized to render engineering
consultation services?  A. 5
 B. 10
 A. Registered Electronic Technicians  C. 15
 D. 3
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125. What is the minimum punishment
imposed to any person who shall give any
false or fraudulent statement to the
Board to obtain a Certificate of
registration and/or Professional ID Card
as Electronics Engineer?
 A. P 100,000 or imprisonment of
6 months
 B. P 10,000 or imprisonment of 3
months
 C. P 50,000 or imprisonment of 6
months
 D. P 100,000 or imprisonment of 1
year
126. The electronic designer will
furnish sets of drawing specifications and
other contract documents to the client.
 A. 5
 B. 3
 C. 7
 D. 2
128. “To provide technical specifications
for electronics equipment and systems” is
under what field of ECE practice?
 A. Engineering consultation
 B. Design Services
 C. Construction and Installation
 D. Inspection and Appraisal
129. “Testing and quality control of
electronic products” is under what field of
ECE practice?
 A. Education Service
 B. Research and Development
 C. Manufacturing
 D. Maintenance
professional practice of electronics
 180. What is a set of attitudes, which
148. What is the term of the Chairman of
the Professional Regulation Commission?
 A. 5 years
 B. 3 years
 C. 6 years
 D. 7 years.
174. Which of the following does not
constitute the foundation of ethics?
 A. Honesty
 B. Justice
 C. Integrity
 D. Courtesy
175. What is defined as a legally binding
agreement or premise to exchange goods
or services?
 A. Consideration
 B. Partnership
 C. Contract
 D. Obligation
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176. What is the study of the decisions,
policies, and values that are morally
desirable in engineering practice and
research?
 A. Engineering ethics
 B. Engineering management
 C. Engineering system
 D. Engineering integrity
177. What consists of the responsibilities
and rights that ought to be endorsed by
those engaged in engineering, and also of
desirable ideals and personal
commitments in engineering?
 A. Ethics
 B. Code of ethics
 C. Engineering ethics
 D. Engineering standards
178. What refers to situations in which
moral reasons come into conflict, or in
which the application of moral values is
problematic?
 A. Silo mentality
 B. Preventive ethics
 C. Ethical issues
 D. Moral dilemmas
179. What states the moral
responsibilities of engineers as seen by
the profession, and as represented by a
professional society?
 A. Preventive ethics
 B. Work ethics
 C. Code of ethics
 D. Professional code
implies a motivational orientation,
concerning the value of work?
 A. Preventive ethics
 B. Work ethics
 C. Code of ethics
 D. Professional code
181. Ethics is synonymous to .
 A. morality
 B. money
 C. standards
 D. conduct
182. A contract can be terminated with
which of the following reasons?
 A. Death of a party to the contract
 B. Failure of consideration
 C. Mutual agreement of the parties to
the contract
 D. All of the above
183. Some contracts may be dissolved by
which valid reason?
 A. Court order  B. Nominal damages
 B. Passage of new laws  C. Liquidated damages
 C. Declaration of war  D. Consequential damages
 D. All of the above 191. What is another term for “punitive
damages”?

184. What is the major advantage of a  A. Liquidated damages

standard contract?  B. Exemplary damages
 C. Compensatory damages
 A. The meanings of the clauses were  D. Nominal damages
established. 192. What is defined as a non-
 B. The clauses of this contract are to performance that results in the injured
be litigated. party receiving something substantially
 C. The clauses of this contract are less than or different from what the
rarely ambiguous. contract is intended?
 D. All of the above
185. The general contractor who hires  A. Willful breach
different subcontractors is known  B. Material breach
as contractor.  C. Unintentional breach
 A. real  D. Intentional breach
 B. original 193. What refers to the condition that in
 C. prime a contract between two parties, only the
 D. legitimate parties to a contract may sue under it
186. What is the basic requirement in and that any third party names in that
order for a contract to be binding? contract or who benefit from that contract
cannot sue or be sued under that
 A. There must be a clear, specific and contract?
definite offer.
 B. There must be some form of  A. Doctrine of contract
conditional future consideration.  B. Party policy of contract
 C. There must be an acceptance of  C. Equity of contract
the offer.  D. Privity of contract
 D. All of the above 194. What is a civil wrong committed by
187. What contract document is part of one person causing damage to another
the constructive contracts? person of his property, emotional well-
being, or reputation?
 A. Agreement form
 B. General condition  A. Consequential damage
 C. Drawings and specifications  B. Fraud
 D. All of the above  C. Punitive damage
188. What refers to a statement of fact  D. Tort
made by one party to the other before 195. The tort law is concerned with .
the contract is made?  A. imprisonment
 B. fine
 A. A representation  C. compensation for the injury
 B. An offer  D. punishment
 C. A proposal 
 D. A consideration 198. A rule is defined as:
189. What refers to a fundamental
obligation under the contract which goes  A. a fundamental belief that usually
to the root of the contract? encompasses several rules.
 B. a system of nonstatutory,
 A. Warranty nonmandatory rules on personal
 B. Condition conduct.
 C. Injuction  C. an oath taken by an individual in a
 D. Innominate terms ceremony.
190. What type of damages is awarded,  D. a guide for conduct and action
usually for fraud cases, to punish and in a certain situation.
make an example of the defendant to
deter other from doing the same thing?

 A. Punitive damages

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199. A code is defined as:
 A. a fundamental belief that usually
encompasses several rules.
 B. a system of nonstatutory,
nonmandatory rules on personal
conduct.
 C. an oath taken by an individual in a
ceremony.
 D. a guide for conduct and action in a
certain situation.
200. What refers to the rendition of
service by a dully licensed professional by
virtue of his technical education, training,
experience and competence?
 A. Professional practice
 B. Professional service
 C. Legal practice and service
 D. Professional consultation
201. A juridical necessity to give, to do,
or not to do.
 A. Contracts
 B. Obligation
 C. Quasi-delicts
 D. Condition
202. Obligation comes from the latin
word _______ which means to bind.
 A. Obligum
 B. Obligate
 C. Obligare
 D. Obligus
203. A legal wrong, committed through
fault or negligence, on a person or
property, independent of contract.
 A. Contracts
 B. Obligation
 C. Quasi-delicts
 D. Condition
204. A nature of obligation under civil
code which is legally demandable and the
courts of justice may compel their
performance.
 A. Civil Obligations
 B. Natural Obligation
 C. Pure Obligation
 D. Condition
205. A nature of obligation under civil
code based on morality, natural law and
conscience, they are not legally
demandable.
 A. Civil Obligations
 B. Natural Obligation
 C. Pure Obligation
 D. Condition
206. Requisites of obligations which is the
vinculum or the link that binds the party
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 A. Juridical or legal tie
 B. Prestation
 C. Active subject
 D. Passive subject
207. Requisites of obligation consist in
giving, doing or not doing something
 A. Juridical or legal tie
 B. Prestation
 C. Active subject
 D. Passive subject
208. Requisites of obligation that refers
to a person who can demand the
performance of the obligation or known
as the creditor or oblige
 A. Juridical or legal tie
 B. Prestation
 C. Active subject
 D. Passive subject
209. Requisites of obligation that refers
to a person from whom prestation is
demandable or known as the debtor or
obligor
 A. Juridical or legal tie
 B. Prestation
 C. Active subject
 D. Passive subject
210. One of the following is not
considered as a source of obligation.
 A. Law
 B. Contracts
 C. Quai-delicts
 D. Work
211. The following are requisites of
Quasi-delicts except
 A. An act or omission
 B. Accompanied by fault or
negligence
 C. There must be no pre-existing
contractual relation between the
parties
 D. Acts or omissions punished by
law
301. RA 9292 is known as
 A. Electronics Engineering Law of
2004
 B. Electronics and Communications
Engineering Law of the Philippines
 C. Electronics and Communications
Engineering Law of 2004
 D. Electronics Engineering Law of the
Philippines
302. The science dealing with the
development and application of devices
and systems involving the flow of
electrons or other carriers of electric
charge, in a vacuum, in gaseous media,
in plasma, in semiconductors, in solid-
state and/or in similar devices, including,
but not limited to, applications involving
optical, electromagnetic and other energy
forms when transduced or converted into
electronic signals.
 A. Electronics
 B. Communications
 C. Electricity
 D. Physics
303. A person who is qualified to hold
himself/herself out as a duly
registered/licensed Professional
Electronics Engineer under RA 9292 and
to affix to his/her name the letters
“PECE”.
 A. Professional Electronics and
Communications Engineer
 B. Professional Electronics
Engineer
 C. Electronics Engineer
 D. Electronics and Communications
Engineer
304. A person who is qualified to hold
himself/herself out as a duly
registered/licensed Electronics Engineer
under RA 9292 and to affix to his/her
name the letters “ECE”.
 A. Professional Electronics and
Communications Engineer
 B. Professional Electronics Engineer
 C. Electronics Engineer
 D. Electronics and Communications
Engineer
305. A person who is qualified to hold
himself/herself out as a duly
registered/licensed Electronics Technician
under RA 9292 and to affix to his/her
name the letters “ECT”.
 A. Professional Electronics and
Communications Engineer
 B. Professional Electronics Engineer
 C. Electronics Engineer
 D. Electronics Technician
306. A person who is qualified to hold
himself/herself out as a duly
registered/licensed Electronics and
Communications Engineer under Republic
Act No. 5734.
 A. Professional Electronics and
Communications Engineer
 B. Professional Electronics Engineer
 C. Electronics Engineer
 D. Electronics and
Communications Engineer
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307. Any of a variety of electronic devices
that is capable of accepting data,
programs and/or instructions, executing
programs and/or instructions to process
the data and presenting the results.
 A. Computer
 B. ICT
 C. ATM
 D. Laptop
308. The acquisition, production,
transformation, storage and
transmission/reception of data and
information by electronic means in forms
such as vocal, pictorial, textual, numeric
or the like; also refers to the theoretical
and practical applications and processes
utilizing such data and information.
 A. Information and
Communications Technology
 B. Communications
 C. Telecommunications
 D. Information Technology
309. The process of sending and/or
receiving information, data, signals
and/or messages between two (2) or
more points by radio, cable, optical wave
guides or other devices and wired or
wireless medium.
 A. Information and Communications
Technology
 B. Communications
 C. Telecommunications
 D. Information Technology
310. Any transmission, emission or
reception of voice, data, electronic
messages, text, written or printed
matter, fixed or moving pictures or
images, words, music or visible or audible
signals or sounds, or any information,
intelligence and/or control signals of any
design/or format and for any purpose, by
wire, radio, spectral, visual/optical/light,
or other electronic, electromagnetic and
technological means.
 A. Information and Communications
Technology
 B. Communications
 C. Telecommunications
 D. Information Technology
311. An undertaking the object of which
is to transmit audio, video, text, images
or other signals or messages for
reception of a broad audience in a
geographical area via wired or wireless
means.
 A. Communications
 B. Broadcasting
 C. Transmission
 D. Paging
312. Includes all a manufacturing
establishments and other business
endeavors where electronic or
electronically-controlled machinery or
equipment are installed and/or being
used, sold, maintained, assembled,
manufactured or operated.
 A. Industrial Plant
 B. Commercial Establishment
 C. Production Area
 D. Power Plant
313. Shall include but not be limited to
office buildings, hotels, motels, hospitals,
condominiums, stores, apartments,
supermarkets, schools, stadia, parking
areas, memorial chapels/parks,
watercraft and aircraft used for business
or profit, and any other building/s or
area/s for business purposes, where
electronic or electronically-controlled
machinery or equipment are installed
and/or are being used, sold, maintained,
assembled, manufactured or operated.
 A. Industrial Plant
 B. Commercial Establishment
 C. Production Area
 D. Power Plant
314. Shall include services requiring
adequate technical expertise, experience
and professional capability in undertaking
advisory and review, pre-investment or
feasibility studies, design, planning,
construction, supervision, management
and related services, and other technical
studies or special studies in the field of
electronics engineering.
 A. Consulting services
 B. Primary services
 C. Secondary services
 D. Technical services
315. The integrated and accredited
national organization of
ProfessionalElectronics Engineers,
Electronics Engineers and Electronics
Technician.
 A. IECEP
 B. Accredited Professional
Organization
 C. PIECEP
 D. Organization of PECE
316. To be qualified as a Member of the
Board, he/she must be a citizen and a
resident of the Philippines for at least
__________ consecutive years prior to
his/her appointment.
 A. 7 years
 B. 10 years
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 C. 5 years
 D. 3 years
317. The members of the board shall hold
office for a term of __________ years
from date of appointment or until their
successors shall have been appointed and
qualified and may be re-appointed once
for another term.
 A. 7
 B. 10
 C. 5
 D. 3
318. To pass the licensure examination, a
candidate for Electronics Engineer or
Electronics Technician must obtain a
passing rating of in each subject given
during the examination:
 A. 50%
 B. 60%
 C. 70%
 D. 80%
319. One shall be allowed to take one
removal examination on the subject/s
where he/she has failed to obtain the
passing rating. Provided, however, that a
candidate who obtains a passing rating in
the majority of the subjects but obtains a
rating in the other subject/s.
 A. Below 70% but not lower than
60%
 B. Below 70% but not lower than
50%
 C. Below 60% but not lower than
50%
 D. Below 75% but not lower than
60%
320. Certified experience record of active
self-practice and/or employment either in
government service or in the private
sector, in the format to be prescribed by
the Board, indicating the inclusive dates,
companies worked for, description of
specific responsibilities, relevant
accomplishments and name, position of
immediate supervisors for a period of at
least __________ years (inclusive and/or
aggregate), at least ___________ years
of which are in responsible charge of
significant engineering work, from the
date applicant took his/her oath as an
Electronics and Communications Engineer
or Electronics Engineer.
 A. 10 years; 3 years
 B. 7 years; 2 years
 C. 5 years; 2 years
 D. 10 years; 2 years
321. RA 9292 is a consolidation of House
Bill No. __________ and Senate Bill No.
_______.
 A. 5224; 2683 (ECT) will start within __________ years
 B. 5447; 458 from the effectivity of RA No. 9292.
 C. 5734; 109
 D. 5533; 4552  A. 5
322. RA 9292 was finally passed by the  B. 3
House of Representatives and the Senate  C. 10
on  D. 7
328. To register for Electronics
 A. February 2, 2004 Technicians (ECT), he/she must have
 B. March 2, 2007 rendered at least ___________ years
 C. April 17,2004 (inclusive or aggregate) of active self-
 D. March 5, 2005 practice and/ or employment either in the
323. RA 9292 was approved on Government or private sector.

 A. April 17, 2004  A. 5

 B. April 27, 2004  B. 3
 C. March 17, 2005  C. 10
 D. March 27, 2004  D. 7
324. The effectivity of RA 9292 was on 329. To register for Electronics
Technicians (ECT),one must provide
 A. April 17, 2004 individual certification/s from at least
 B. April 27, 2004 __________ registered PECEs vouching
 C. May 24, 2004 for the integrity, technical capability and
 D. May 28, 2004 good moral character of the applicant in a
format to be prescribed by the Board.

325. To qualify in the registration to be
PECE, one must provide __________
certification/s signed by __________
PECEs attesting that the experience
record submitted by the applicant is
factual.
 A. 1; 3
 B. 1; 2
 C. 3; 3
 D. 2; 2
326. Under the exception proviso
stipulated in the particular Section 18,
Article III of RA No. 9292 those who have
been registered and licensed as
Electronics and Communications Engineer
under Republic Act No.5734 for at least
__________ years upon the effectivity of
RA No. 9292 are qualified to register as
PECE.
 A. 5
 B. 10
 C. 3
 D. 7
327. Registration with and without
Examination for Electronics Technicians
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 A. 5
 B. 3
 C. 10
 D. 7
330. The Board may, __________ years
after the revocation of a Certificate of
Registration and Professional
Identification Card, upon application of
the party concerned and for reasons
deemed proper and sufficient, reinstate
the validity of a revoked Certificate of
Registration and Professional
Identification Card, subject to compliance
with the applicable requirements of the
Commission and the Board.
 A. 1
 B. 2
 C. 3
 D. 4
331. Exemptions for examination and
registration can be possibly given to
 A. A Filipino PECEs, ECEs or ECTs
with at least 20 years of experience
in the Philippines
 B. A Filipino PECEs, ECEs or ECTs
with at least 25 years of experience
abroad
 C. A foreign national that are
PECEs, ECEs or ECTs and
equivalent who are temporarily
employed by the Philippine
Government or by private firms in
the Philippines
 D. A foreign national with at least 20
years of experience in ECE field here
in the Philippines
334. In the official seal/logo of the Board,
the upper part of the annular space bear
the words

 A. BOARD OF ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERING
 B. PROFESSIONAL REGULATION
COMMISSION
 C. NAME OF THE MEMBER
 D. LICENSE NO.
335. In the official seal/logo of the Board,
the lower half part of the annular space
bear the words

 A. BOARD OF ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERING
 B. PROFESSIONAL REGULATION
COMMISSION
 C. NAME OF THE MEMBER
 D. LICENSE NO.