This document contains a quiz on the Philippines' agrarian land reform program with multiple choice questions and answers. It asks about the first law establishing 50-50 crop sharing between landlords and tenants (RA 4054), the law establishing security of tenure (CA No. 608), and the percentage of the harvest going to those who shoulder expenses under RA No. 34 (70%). It also asks about President Roxas negotiating for land purchases in Batangas, the executive order establishing LASEDECO, the 1955 Land Reform Act, President Garcia continuing programs of President Maysaysay, President Macapagal being considered the "Father of Agrarian Reform", and RA No. 3844 being the most comprehensive agrarian

1. Quiz on Agrarian Land
Reform Program

2. What was the first law on crop sharing
which legalized the 50-50 share between
landlord and tenant with corresponding
support to tenants protecting them
against abuses of landlords?
Ans: RA 4054 or the Rice Tenancy Law

3. What was enacted to establish security
of tenure between landlord and
tenant. It prohibited the common
practice?
Ans: Commonwealth Act No. 608

4. How many percent of the harvest will go
to the person who shouldered the
expenses for planting, harvesting and for
the work animals in Republic Act No. 34?
Ans: 70%

5. Who negotiated for the purchase of
8,000 hectares of lands in Batangas
owned by the Ayala-Zobel family?
Ans: President Roxas

6. What was the executive that says that
Land Settlement Development
Corporation (LASEDECO) was established
to accelerate and expand the peasant
resettlement program of the government?
Ans: Executive Order No. 355

7. What was the program which sought
improvement in land tenure and
guaranteed the expropriation of all
tenanted landed estates?
Ans: R.A. No. 1400 (1955) : Land Reform Act or
known as “Land to the Landless”

8. Who is the president that was no
legislation passed in his term but he
continued to implement the land reform
programs of President Magsaysay?
Ans: Carlos P. Garcia

9. Who considered the “Father of
Agrarian Reform”?
Ans: President Diosdado Macapagal

10. What was considered the most
comprehensive piece of legislation
ever enacted in the Philippines?
Ans: RA No. 3844