The law country is Philippines 1. Mora accipiendi is default on the part of the obligee. True False 2. Condonation is the gratuitous abandonment of debt. True False 3. Mikhael promised to deliver a Mitsubishi Xpander vehicle to Bernadette. Later on, Bernadette agreed to accept a Toyota Innova instead. This is an example of Novation. True False 4. A condition is always a future and uncertain event. True False 5. Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, a fortuitous event, are debtors affected thereby excused from paying their debts? A. Yes, because all debts are extinguished during a pandemic. B. Yes, because the Covid-19 pandemic is an event which could not be foreseen or which though foreseen, was inevitable. C. No, because the Covid 19 pandemic is just a temporary set back. D. It depends if the event renders it impossible for the debtor to fulfill his obligation in a normal manner and if there is a stipulation that the debtor shall be excused from payment due to a fortuitous event. 6. Patricia borrowed P10,000 from Roland and promised the latter that she will pay her debt after their midterm examination in BUSLAWS on June 23, 2021. However, Patricia failed to pay Roland on June 23, 2021. Is Patricia considered in default? A. Yes, because Patricia failed to perform her obligation on the date agreed upon. B. Yes, Patricia's failure to perform her obligation on June 23, 2021 is tantamount to delay. C. No, Roland has to send Patricia a demand letter for her to comply with her obligation otherwise, she will be in default. D. No, because Roland has yet to demand payment from Patricia. 7. Kaila, Rich, Millecent and Oriel are solidary debtors to Angela in the amount of P100,000. Angela demanded payment of the entire P100,000 to Kaila, who in turn, paid the entire amount to Angela. Can Kaila run after Rich, Millecent and Oriel for P25,000 each? A. No, because as solidary debtors, Rich, Millecent and Oriel have no more obligation to pay Angela since the entire obligation has already been paid by Kaila. B. Yes, because if not, they will be guilty of unjust enrichment. C. Yes, because Rich, Millecent and Oriel have to reimburse Kaila for their respective share in the obligation. D. No, because as solidary debtor, Kaila is bound to pay the entire obligation to Angela. 8. It consists in the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the persons, of the time and of the place. A. Contributory Negligence B. Delay C. Negligence D. Fraud 9. Juliana obligates herself to deliver one pack of cigarette to Gwen every week for the next 12 weeks. For each failed delivery, Juliana agreed to pay Gwen P100. This is an example of an obligation with a penal clause. True False 10. Here, the obligor is bound by different prestations but only one is due. A. Facultative Obligation B. Positive Obligation C. Alternative Obligation D. Negative Obligation 11. It is when only one prestation has been agreed upon, but the obligor may render another in substitution. A. Facultative Obligation B. Alternative Obligation C. Simple Obligation D. None of the above 12. The following are considered modes of extinguishment of an obligation except: A. Payment or performance B. Loss of the thing due C. Novation D. Death of the debtor 13. Mora Solvendi is default on the part of the obligor. True False 14. In an obligation with a penal clause, may the creditor still recover damages and interests in addition to the stipulated penalty? A. No. As a general rule, in an obligation with a penal clause, the penalty takes place of the indemnity for damages and the payment of interests in case of non-compliance. B. Yes, As a general rule, in an obligation with a penal clause, damages and payment for interests can be claimed simultaneously. C. Yes, unless when stipulated by the parties. D. No, because the creditor is a good creditor and as such, only the penalty can be claimed. 15. Where there are two or more debtors or two or more creditors, the obligation is presumed to be joint and several. True False 16. It is the happening of the condition that extinguishes the obligation. A. Resolutory condition B. Suspensive condition C. Condition with a Term D. Potestative condition 17. It is the happening of the condition which gives rise to the obligation. A. Potestative condition B. Suspensive condition C. Mixed condition D. Resolutory condition 18. An indivisible obligation is one where the object of which, in its delivery or performance, is not capable of partial fulfillment. True False 19. What is the effect on the loss of the object of alternative obligations if the right of choice belongs to the creditor by agreement? A. If all things except one were lost, the debtor must comply by performing that which remain. B. If trough a fortuitous event all were lost, debtor cannot be held for damages. C. If all were lost by fault of the debtor the latter is liable of the value of the last thing or service which became impossible. D. If all the things are lost through the fault of the debtor, the choice by the creditor shall fall upon the price of any one of them, also with indemnity for damages. 20. Chamuel promised to pay Marl when he graduates from De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde Antipolo. In this example, the obligation is void. True False