CHAPTER 3 (DOMINGO, JOSE MIGUEL D.) 6.

the happening of which extinguishes the

obligation (B)
1. It is one which is not subject to any
a. Suspensive
condition and no specific date is
b. Resolutory
mentioned for its fulfillment and is,
c. Express
therefore ,immediately demandable(A)
d. Implied
a. Pure Obligation
b. Conditional Obligation
7. the condition is clearly stated(C)
c. Mandatory Obligation
a. Suspensive
d. None of the choices
b. Resolutory
c. Express
2. It is one whose consequences are
d. Implied
subject in one way or another to the
fulfillment of a condition.(B)
8. the condition is merely inferred(D)
a. Pure Obligation
a. Suspensive
b. Conditional Obligation
b. Resolutory
c. Mandatory Obligation
c. Express
d. None of the choices
d. Implied

9. the condition is capable of fulfillment,

3. One the fulfillment of which will legally and physically(A)
extinguish an obligation (or right) a. Possible
already existing(B) b. Impossible
a. Suspensive condition c. Express
b. Resulatory condition d. Implied
c. Moral condition
d. None of the choices 10. the condition is not capable of
fulfillment, legally or physically(B)
a. Possible
4. A period is a future __ certain event b. Impossible
upon the arrival of which the obligation c. Casual
subject to it either arises or is d. Mixed
extinguished(A)
a. And
b. Or
c. Nand
d. Nor

5. the happening of which rise to the

obligation(A)
a. Suspensive
b. Resolutory
c. Express
d. Implied