100 Questions On Singapore
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There was an early settlement long before the arrival of Stamford Raffles. It was located between the mouth of the Singapore River and a small watercourse known today as Stamford Canal. What was the original name of this stream?
- A.
Fresh Water Well
- B.
Fresh Water Lake
- C.
Fish Water Spring
- D.
Fresh Water Spring
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D. Fresh Water SpringExplanation
The original name of the stream located between the mouth of the Singapore River and Stamford Canal was Fresh Water Spring.Rate this question:
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- 2.
When did the first junk transporting immigrants from China arrive in Singapore?
- A.
1820
- B.
1821
- C.
1822
- D.
1823
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B. 1821Explanation
In 1821, the first junk transporting immigrants from China arrived in Singapore. This marked the beginning of Chinese immigration to Singapore, which played a significant role in shaping the cultural and economic landscape of the city-state. The arrival of Chinese immigrants brought diverse skills and expertise, contributing to the growth and development of Singapore as a trading hub.Rate this question:
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The earliest mosque in Singapore is believed to be
- A.
Jamae mosque
- B.
Omar mosque
- C.
Al Abrar mosque
- D.
Hajjah Fatimah mosque
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B. Omar mosqueExplanation
The correct answer is Omar mosque. The Omar mosque, also known as Masjid Omar Kampong Melaka, is believed to be the earliest mosque in Singapore. It was built in 1820 by the Chulia Muslim community and is located in the Kampong Melaka area. The mosque holds historical significance as it represents the early Muslim presence in Singapore and the contributions of the Chulia community to the development of the country.Rate this question:
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- 4.
The oldest Jewish synagogue is the Maghain Aboth built in 1878. It is located at
- A.
Queen Street
- B.
Waterloo Street
- C.
Victoria Street
- D.
Bencoolen Stret
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B. Waterloo StreetExplanation
The correct answer is Waterloo Street. The Maghain Aboth synagogue, which is the oldest Jewish synagogue, was built in 1878 and is located on Waterloo Street.Rate this question:
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The Sikhs make up a small but significant proportion of the Indian population of Singapore. They began arriving in Singapore from as early as 1881. Committed to their religion, they set about establishing temples. Today, the Central Sikh Temple is an imposing building, capped by an impressive dome. Where is it located?
- A.
Queen Street
- B.
Silat Street
- C.
Towner Road
- D.
Serangoon Road
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C. Towner RoadExplanation
The Central Sikh Temple in Singapore is located on Towner Road. The Sikhs have been present in Singapore since 1881 and have established various temples, including the Central Sikh Temple. The temple is known for its impressive dome and is a significant religious and cultural landmark for the Sikh community in Singapore.Rate this question:
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- 6.
It is interesting to know that it was a wealthy Arab Muslim who donated the land for two non-Muslim buildings in Singapore. One of them was
- A.
The Armenian Church
- B.
St Andrew's Cathedral
- C.
Methodist Girls' School in Sophia Road
- D.
Church of True Light off Serangoon Road
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B. St Andrew's CathedralExplanation
St Andrew's Cathedral is the correct answer because it is one of the two non-Muslim buildings in Singapore that was donated by a wealthy Arab Muslim. This fact is interesting because it challenges stereotypes and highlights the diversity and generosity within the Muslim community.Rate this question:
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- 7.
In 1875, the government bought over the old Parliament House for $15,000. What purpose, then, did it come to serve?
- A.
Quarantine centre for new immigrants
- B.
Lookout point for smuggling
- C.
The first government hospital
- D.
Supreme Court of the colonial government
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D. Supreme Court of the colonial governmentExplanation
The correct answer is "Supreme Court of the colonial government." The old Parliament House was bought by the government in 1875 and it came to serve as the Supreme Court of the colonial government. This suggests that the building was repurposed to house the judicial branch of the government, indicating its significance in the legal system during that time period.Rate this question:
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- 8.
On what occasion was the bronze statue of Stamford Raffles moved from its original site to its present location in front of the Victoria Memorial Hall?
- A.
Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee
- B.
The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
- C.
Singapore's centenary celebrations
- D.
After the surrender of the Japanese in 1945
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C. Singapore's centenary celebrationsExplanation
The bronze statue of Stamford Raffles was moved from its original site to its present location in front of the Victoria Memorial Hall during Singapore's centenary celebrations.Rate this question:
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Today we are familiar with what is referred to as the Padang. It was, however, not known as the Padang until 1906. What was the original name given to it by Stamford Raffles?
- A.
The Walk
- B.
The Bay
- C.
The Flatland
- D.
The Plain
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D. The PlainExplanation
Stamford Raffles originally named the area "The Plain".Rate this question:
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- 10.
The Istana is today the official residence of the President of the Republic of Singapore. The word means 'palace' in Malay. What was the name given to it when it was first built?
- A.
Governor's House
- B.
Colonial House
- C.
Temasek House
- D.
Government House
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D. Government HouseExplanation
The correct answer is Government House. The Istana was initially called Government House when it was first built.Rate this question:
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- 11.
In which year was the Istana built?
- A.
1869
- B.
1879
- C.
1871
- D.
1872
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A. 1869Explanation
The correct answer is 1869. This is the year in which the Istana was built.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Who supervised the construction of the Istana?
- A.
A J F McNair
- B.
George D Coleman
- C.
C Ronald MacPherson
- D.
John Napier
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A. A J F McNairExplanation
A J F McNair supervised the construction of the Istana.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Where was Tan Tock Seng Hospital originally located?
- A.
Outram Park
- B.
People's Park
- C.
Moulmein Road
- D.
Pearl's Hill
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D. Pearl's HillExplanation
Tan Tock Seng Hospital was originally located at Pearl's Hill.Rate this question:
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- 14.
The site at which City Hall stands today was once occupied by the homes of private individuals. It was an oversight that led to the land sale. Stamford Raffles had wanted the site reserved for administrative buildings. The private homes eventually gave way to City Hall. When was City Hall built?
- A.
Between 1928 and 1931
- B.
Between 1927 and? 1930
- C.
Between 1926 and 1929
- D.
Between 1929 and 1932
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C. Between 1926 and 1929Explanation
The passage states that the private homes eventually gave way to City Hall, implying that City Hall was built after the private homes were demolished. Since the passage does not provide an exact year, we can infer that City Hall was built sometime between 1926 and 1929.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Who designed the Supreme Court Building?
- A.
George Coleman
- B.
Colonel Jackson
- C.
Henry McCallum
- D.
Dorrington Ward
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D. Dorrington WardExplanation
Dorrington Ward is the correct answer because he is the architect who designed the Supreme Court Building.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Pulau Ubin was once of great value to the main island of Singapore because of a valuable item it could offer. What was that item?
- A.
Fish
- B.
Sand
- C.
Vegetables
- D.
Granite
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D. GraniteExplanation
Pulau Ubin was once of great value to the main island of Singapore because it had a valuable item to offer, which was granite. Granite is a type of rock that is commonly used in construction and building materials. The granite quarries on Pulau Ubin provided a significant source of this valuable resource, making the island an important asset to Singapore's development and infrastructure.Rate this question:
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- 17.
When did Raffles Hotel open for business?
- A.
1877
- B.
1887
- C.
1896
- D.
1892
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B. 1887Explanation
Raffles Hotel opened for business in 1887.Rate this question:
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- 18.
The Alsagoffs have always been a prominent family in Singapore. Their history can be traced back to 1824 when the first of them arrived in Singapore from Yemen, which is today south of Saudi Arabia. Beginning with trading in spices, the family went on to own land in different parts of Singapore and were engaged in various charitable activities. Who was the old patriarch of this family?
- A.
Syed Abdul Raman Taha Alsagoff
- B.
Syed Mohammad Ahmad Alsagoff
- C.
Syed Mohammed Alsagoff
- D.
Syed Ali Redha Alsagoff
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A. Syed Abdul Raman Taha AlsagoffExplanation
The correct answer is Syed Abdul Raman Taha Alsagoff. The explanation is that the question asks for the old patriarch of the Alsagoff family, and based on the information given, Syed Abdul Raman Taha Alsagoff is the most likely candidate. The question mentions that the family's history can be traced back to 1824 when the first of them arrived in Singapore from Yemen, and Syed Abdul Raman Taha Alsagoff is the oldest name provided as an option.Rate this question:
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What was the name given to Keppel Harbour when it began to service ocean going vessels?
- A.
Tanjong Pagar Harbour
- B.
New Harbour
- C.
Singapore Harbour
- D.
Raffles Harbour
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B. New HarbourExplanation
The name given to Keppel Harbour when it began to service ocean going vessels was "New Harbour".Rate this question:
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Keppel Harbour was named after Captain Henry Keppel. Who was he?
- A.
Governor of the Straits Settlements
- B.
Governor General of India
- C.
Admiral of the British Navy
- D.
Commodore of the British Merchant Fleet
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C. Admiral of the British NavyExplanation
Captain Henry Keppel was an Admiral in the British Navy. He served in various naval positions during his career, including commanding several ships and leading expeditions. He was known for his contributions to the British Navy, particularly his role in the development of steam-powered ships. Due to his significant contributions and achievements in the navy, Keppel was honored by having Keppel Harbour named after him.Rate this question:
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- 21.
Singapore's only suspension bridge is the
- A.
Read Bridge
- B.
Ord Bridge
- C.
Cavenagh Bridge
- D.
Anderson Bridge
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C. Cavenagh BridgeExplanation
Cavenagh Bridge is the correct answer because it is the only suspension bridge in Singapore. The other bridges listed, such as Read Bridge, Ord Bridge, and Anderson Bridge, are not suspension bridges. Therefore, Cavenagh Bridge is the only option that fits the given criteria.Rate this question:
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Which was the first bridge to be built across the Singapore River?
- A.
Elgin Bridge
- B.
Montgomery Bridge
- C.
Coleman Bridge
- D.
Pulau Saigon Bridge
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A. Elgin BridgeExplanation
Elgin Bridge is the correct answer for the first bridge to be built across the Singapore River. It was constructed in 1822 and named after Lord Elgin, the Governor-General of India at that time. The bridge played a significant role in connecting the two sides of the river and facilitating transportation and trade in Singapore. Today, it stands as a historical landmark and is an important part of Singapore's architectural heritage.Rate this question:
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What was the very first name of Fort Canning?
- A.
Temasek Hill
- B.
Government Hill
- C.
Royalty Hill
- D.
Forbidden Hill
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D. Forbidden HillExplanation
Fort Canning was originally known as Forbidden Hill because it was believed to be the sacred burial ground of ancient Malay rulers. The name "Forbidden" implies that the hill was off-limits to commoners and held great significance to the ruling elite. Over time, the hill was renamed Fort Canning when the British built a military fort on the site. This new name was in honor of Viscount Charles John Canning, the first Viceroy of India.Rate this question:
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In which year did trolley buses first ply the roads of Singapore?
- A.
1918
- B.
1920
- C.
1926
- D.
1928
Correct Answer
C. 1926Explanation
In 1926, trolley buses were first introduced and started operating on the roads of Singapore.Rate this question:
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It was not always the motorised vehicle that served as a means of transport in Singapore. In the days before and even after the arrival of Stamford Raffles, what was the standard mode of transport?
- A.
The horse and carriage
- B.
The bullock cart
- C.
The jinrickshaw
- D.
The trishaw
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B. The bullock cartExplanation
In the days before and even after the arrival of Stamford Raffles, the standard mode of transport in Singapore was the bullock cart. This traditional form of transportation was commonly used for carrying goods and people, especially in rural areas. Bullock carts were pulled by oxen and were popular due to their ability to navigate through rough terrain. They played a crucial role in the development and transportation infrastructure of Singapore during that time.Rate this question:
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Which of these schools would figure as the oldest girls' school in Singapore?
- A.
St Margaret's Secondary School
- B.
CHIJ Secondary School
- C.
Nanyang Girls' School
- D.
Singapore Chines Girls' School
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A. St Margaret's Secondary SchoolExplanation
St Margaret's Secondary School would figure as the oldest girls' school in Singapore because it was established in 1842, making it the first girls' school in the country. The other schools listed were established at later dates.Rate this question:
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Anglo Chinese School was founded by Rev William F Oldham in 1886. Where did it have its first home?
- A.
Cross Stret
- B.
Club Stret
- C.
Amoy Street
- D.
Pickering Street
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C. Amoy StreetExplanation
The correct answer is Amoy Street. Anglo Chinese School was founded by Rev William F Oldham in 1886 and its first home was located on Amoy Street.Rate this question:
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When was the Singapore Cricket Club established?
- A.
1852
- B.
1854
- C.
1856
- D.
1858
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A. 1852Explanation
The Singapore Cricket Club was established in 1852.Rate this question:
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Tan Kim Seng was an early immigrant who was not only a successful businessman but also a very civic minded person. What is he best remembered for in terms of his community contribution?
- A.
Donated money to construct the esplanade
- B.
Donated money to eradicate diseases
- C.
Donated money to stamp out slavery
- D.
Donated money to pump water to the city centre
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D. Donated money to pump water to the city centreExplanation
Tan Kim Seng is best remembered for his community contribution of donating money to pump water to the city centre. This contribution highlights his civic-mindedness and concern for the well-being of the community. By providing access to clean and reliable water, Tan Kim Seng's donation helped improve the living conditions and health of the people in the city. This act of philanthropy demonstrates his commitment to the betterment of his community and his willingness to invest in essential infrastructure for the benefit of all.Rate this question:
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What was the actual date on which Stamford Raffles signed a treaty with Temenggong Abdu'r Rahman to establish a trading post on the island of Singapore?
- A.
30 January 1819
- B.
30 February 1819
- C.
30 March 1819
- D.
30 April 1819
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A. 30 January 1819Explanation
Stamford Raffles signed a treaty with Temenggong Abdu'r Rahman on 30 January 1819 to establish a trading post on the island of Singapore.Rate this question:
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Stamford Raffles obtained the approval of the Temenggong to establish only a trading station on the island. It was another British officer who secured the entire island and the surrounding islands for the British Crown. Who was this officer?
- A.
Williarn Jervois
- B.
John Crawfurd
- C.
Williarn Farquhar
- D.
James Guthrie
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B. John CrawfurdExplanation
John Crawfurd was the British officer who secured the entire island and the surrounding islands for the British Crown. Stamford Raffles, although obtaining the approval of the Temenggong, only established a trading station on the island. Crawfurd played a crucial role in negotiating treaties with the local rulers, including the Sultan of Johor, which resulted in the acquisition of Singapore by the British. He was appointed as the second Resident of Singapore and worked towards establishing British control over the island, paving the way for its development as a British colony.Rate this question:
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Stamford Raffles is said to have been devastated when his first wife passed away. Though much older than him and the subject of some gossip that he married her to win the favour of his superior who was her father, he loved her dearly and was a broken man when he lost her. What was her name?
- A.
Gertrude Milburn
- B.
Caroline Beaumont
- C.
Olivia Fancourt
- D.
Georgette Gibbs
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Where might one find the burial place of Stamford Raffles?
- A.
In Jakarta, previously Batavia
- B.
In Bencoolen
- C.
In Fort Canning
- D.
In Hendon, England
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D. In Hendon, EnglandExplanation
Stamford Raffles, the founder of modern Singapore, is buried in Hendon, England. This is where he passed away and his final resting place. The other options mentioned, Jakarta (previously Batavia), Bencoolen, and Fort Canning, are not the correct burial places for Stamford Raffles.Rate this question:
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During the second half of the 18th century the traders of the East India Company were attracted to the trade with China. However, they had nothing to offer the Chinese in exchange for their produce. Initially, they paid for them in silver but this was not in the interests of China. What did they come up with as a solution?
- A.
Spices
- B.
Cotton cloth
- C.
Silk
- D.
Opium
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D. OpiumExplanation
During the second half of the 18th century, the traders of the East India Company faced a challenge in trading with China as they had nothing to offer in exchange for Chinese produce. Initially, they used silver to pay for the goods, but this was not favorable for China. As a solution, they came up with the idea of trading opium. Opium was highly addictive and in demand in China, allowing the East India Company to establish a profitable trade by exchanging opium for Chinese goods.Rate this question:
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Three of the earliest British possessions in Malaya were combined into one administrative unit, known as the Straits Settlements. When did this take place?
- A.
1826
- B.
1867
- C.
1869
- D.
1873
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A. 1826Explanation
In 1826, the three earliest British possessions in Malaya were merged into a single administrative unit called the Straits Settlements. This consolidation aimed to improve governance and facilitate trade in the region. By combining Penang, Malacca, and Singapore, the British were able to exert greater control over the area and establish a more efficient administrative system. This move played a significant role in shaping the British colonial presence in Malaya and laid the foundation for future developments in the region.Rate this question:
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Who were the main traders transporting the goods and produce of Southeast Asia after Stamford Raffles set up a trading post in Singapore?
- A.
Arabs
- B.
Bugis
- C.
Chinese
- D.
Indians
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B. BugisExplanation
After Stamford Raffles established a trading post in Singapore, the main traders who transported goods and produce from Southeast Asia were the Bugis. The Bugis, who originally hailed from Sulawesi in Indonesia, were known for their expertise in maritime trade and navigation. They had a strong presence in the region and played a significant role in facilitating trade between Southeast Asia and other parts of the world. Their knowledge of the sea routes and their trading networks made them the primary traders in the area during that time.Rate this question:
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Many Chinese from different dialect groups and provinces of China were attracted to Singapore and Malaya. They hoped to escape the harsh realities of life in their mother country. The majority were of the Taoist and Buddhist faiths. One dialect group that was predominantly Catholic came to be concentrated at the extreme end of Upper Serangoon Road and Ponggol. Which was that dialect group?
- A.
Teochew
- B.
Hakka
- C.
Cantonese
- D.
Hokkien
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A. TeochewExplanation
The dialect group that was predominantly Catholic and concentrated at the extreme end of Upper Serangoon Road and Ponggol is Teochew.Rate this question:
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The majority of the immigrants from India were southern Indians. From the north came Sikhs, Sindhis and Gujeratis. The Sikhs imported and traded in cotton goods. Where did they first set up shop in Singapore?
- A.
Arab Stret
- B.
Dunlop Street
- C.
Hill Street
- D.
High Street
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D. High StreetExplanation
The Sikhs first set up shop in Singapore on High Street.Rate this question:
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What does "Operation Sook Ching" refer to?
- A.
The massacre of Chinese by the Japanese
- B.
A food rationing system during the Japanese Occupation
- C.
The drafting of civilians into the Japanese army
- D.
A local resistance group during the Japanese Occupation
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A. The massacre of Chinese by the JapaneseExplanation
"Operation Sook Ching" refers to the massacre of Chinese by the Japanese. This term specifically refers to the systematic extermination of Chinese people in Singapore during World War II. The Japanese targeted Chinese individuals, including civilians and suspected anti-Japanese activists, and executed them in large numbers. This brutal operation aimed to eliminate potential threats and assert control over the Chinese population in Singapore.Rate this question:
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Who was the Japanese officer who signed the order surrendering Singapore to the British in 1945?
- A.
Terauchi Hisaichi
- B.
Itagaki Seishiro
- C.
Fugiwara Iwaichi
- D.
Watanabe Wataru
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B. Itagaki SeishiroExplanation
Itagaki Seishiro was the Japanese officer who signed the order surrendering Singapore to the British in 1945.Rate this question:
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After the War in 19i45, further demands were made that led to the setting up of a commission in 1953, the recommendations of which were to pave the way for internal self -government for Singapore. What was the name of this commission?
- A.
Saunders Commission
- B.
Rendel Commission
- C.
Cobbold Commission
- D.
McLean Commission
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B. Rendel CommissionExplanation
The correct answer is Rendel Commission. After the War in 1945, demands were made for self-government in Singapore, leading to the establishment of a commission in 1953. The recommendations of the Rendel Commission played a crucial role in paving the way for internal self-government in Singapore.Rate this question:
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The 1953 Commission also recommended the creation of a Legislative Assembly with a majority of elected members. This led to elections to the Legislative Council and the granting of limited internal self government to Singapore. When was this achieved?
- A.
1954
- B.
1955
- C.
1956
- D.
1957
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B. 1955Explanation
In 1955, the recommendation of the 1953 Commission to create a Legislative Assembly with a majority of elected members was achieved. This resulted in elections to the Legislative Council and the granting of limited internal self-government to Singapore.Rate this question:
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Mr Lee Kuan Yew teamed up with Dr Goh Keng Swee, Mr K M Byrne and Dr Toh Chin Chye to spearhead a move for the establishment of an independent socialist Malaya and Singapore. He began by making inroads into labour unions, serving as adviser to some of them. In 1952, a strike by some government workers took place. He was the adviser of their union. It is believed this thrust Mr Lee Kuan Yew onto the political scene. What was the name of the union that called the strike?
- A.
Postal and Telecommunications Uniformed Staff Union
- B.
PUB Manual Workers' Union
- C.
Amalgamated Union of Public Employees
- D.
PWD Technicians' Union
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When was ASEAN founded?
- A.
Jul 1963
- B.
July 1965
- C.
July 1967
- D.
July 1971
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C. July 1967Explanation
ASEAN, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, was founded in July 1967. This regional organization was established with the aim of promoting economic growth, social progress, and cultural development among its member countries. The formation of ASEAN was a response to the need for regional cooperation and integration in Southeast Asia, in order to address common challenges and foster peace and stability in the region.Rate this question:
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Raffles' statue erected on the landing site of the Singapore River was installed in
- A.
1962
- B.
1972
- C.
1976
- D.
1982
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B. 1972Explanation
The correct answer is 1972. This means that the Raffles' statue was installed on the landing site of the Singapore River in 1972.Rate this question:
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The original bronze Raffles was designed by
- A.
G D Coleman
- B.
T Woolner
- C.
Frank Dorrington Ward
- D.
John Turnbull Thomson
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The oldest building still standing in Singapore is
- A.
The old Supreme Court
- B.
The Sultan Mosque
- C.
Sri Mariamman Temple
- D.
The old Parliament House
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D. The old Parliament HouseExplanation
The old Parliament House is the correct answer because it is the oldest building still standing in Singapore. It was built in 1827 and served as the seat of the Singaporean government until 1999. The building has historical significance and is a symbol of Singapore's political history. It is now known as The Arts House and serves as a multi-disciplinary arts center.Rate this question:
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Fort Fullerton was demolished in
- A.
1863
- B.
1873
- C.
1869
- D.
1910
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B. 1873Explanation
Fort Fullerton was demolished in 1873. This means that the fort was destroyed or torn down in that specific year.Rate this question:
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The old Fullerton Building was completed in
- A.
1918
- B.
1928
- C.
1938
- D.
1948
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B. 1928Explanation
The old Fullerton Building was completed in 1928.Rate this question:
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The second St Andrew's Cathedral built in the 1870s was designed by
- A.
R MacPherson
- B.
G D Coleman
- C.
Frank Dorrington Ward
- D.
John Turnbull Thomson
Correct Answer
A. R MacpHersonExplanation
R MacPherson is the correct answer because he was the architect who designed the second St Andrew's Cathedral built in the 1870s. The other options, G D Coleman, Frank Dorrington Ward, and John Turnbull Thomson, were not involved in the design of this particular cathedral.Rate this question:
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