A) A commercial financial district B) An industrial manufacturing zone C) A neighbourhood and ethnic enclave D) A residential housing estate
A) Rochor B) Orchard C) Jurong D) Geylang
A) Kallang River B) Rochor River C) Singapore River D) Singapore Straits
A) The European colonial town B) The Indian merchant sector C) The Chinese heritage district D) The Malay-Muslim quarter
A) Village B) Market C) Palace D) Island
A) An early Malay ruler B) A colonial trading ship C) A Melaleuca species tree D) A type of local spice
A) Kampung B) Gelam C) Sultan D) Temenggong
A) The Malay aristocracy of Singapore B) Indian fishermen and soldiers C) Chinese plantation workers D) European traders and merchants
A) British North Borneo Company B) Dutch East India Company C) Royal African Company D) British East India Company
A) Sultan Hussein Shah and Temenggong Abdul Rahman B) Temenggong Abdul Rahman and Raffles C) Sultan Iskandar Shah and Raffles D) Sultan Hussein Shah and Stamford Raffles
A) To set up a trading post in Singapore B) To build a military naval base C) To tax all local agricultural produce D) To govern the entire Malay Peninsula
A) Colonial Housing Plan of 1805 B) Raffles Plan of 1822 C) Singapore Master Plan of 1950 D) Johor Development Scheme of 1819
A) Arab kampong B) Malay Town C) Bugis kampongs D) European Town
A) Banjarese B) Baweanese C) Chulia D) Bugis
A) European merchants and colonial administrators B) The Temenggong and his followers C) The Sultan, his household, and the Malay and Arab communities D) Chinese coolies and Indian labourers
A) Fishermen B) Soldiers C) Farmers D) Merchants
A) North B) East C) South D) West
A) Geylang Serai B) Telok Blangah C) Kampong Glam D) Joo Chiat
A) Telok Blangah B) European Town C) Kampong Eunos D) Kampong Glam
A) A fleet of trading ships B) Exclusive trading rights over the river C) A monthly financial stipend D) Large areas of land
A) Baweanese B) Europeans C) Chinese D) Banjarese
A) Sulawesi, Borneo and Timor B) Java, Bali and Lombok C) Malacca, the Riau Islands and Sumatra D) Aceh, Medan and Jakarta
A) The early nineteenth century B) The second half of the nineteenth century C) The early colonial period D) The late twentieth century
A) China B) Sumatra C) Europe D) India
A) A small but successful Arab community B) A vast and powerful Indian community C) A large and dominant European community D) A wealthy and influential Chinese community
A) In the late nineteenth century B) In the early nineteenth century C) In the mid-twentieth century D) In the early twentieth century
A) A homogeneous Malay village B) A purely European settlement C) A strictly segregated ethnic enclave D) A multi-ethnic community
A) Baweanese, Banjarese, British and Dutch B) Malays, Arabs, Chinese and Indians C) Sumatrans, Riau Malays, Tamils and Hokkiens D) Europeans, Bugis, Chulia and Javanese
A) Due to an expansion of commercial activities and an increase in immigrant settlers B) Due to a massive fire that destroyed their homes C) Due to a government order evicting all Arab residents D) Due to the closing of all trading posts in the area
A) Joo Chiat Road B) Tunggal Road C) Glam Road D) Geylang Road
A) Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) B) St. Andrew's School C) Victoria School D) Raffles Institution
A) By the mid-1940s B) By the early 1920s C) By the late 1850s D) By the early 1900s
A) Telok Blangah and Kampong Malacca B) Geylang Serai and Kampong Eunos C) Joo Chiat and Tanglin D) Bukit Tunggal and Kampong Java
A) Bussorah Street B) Haji Lane C) Baghdad Street D) Arab Street
A) Orchard Road B) Victoria Street C) Serangoon Road D) Baghdad Street
A) Carpenter B) Tailor C) Blacksmith D) Goldsmith
A) 16 December 2006 B) 20 June 2006 C) 20 June 2014 D) 16 December 2014
A) Five B) Four C) Two D) Three
A) One B) Two C) Four D) Three
A) Religious gatherings B) Educational tours C) Art exhibitions D) Food catering
A) 16 December 2006 B) 20 June 2014 C) 16 December 2014 D) 20 June 2006
A) Better car parking systems B) Building a new MRT station C) Demolishing the Sultan Mosque D) Banning all traditional businesses
A) Deepavali celebrations B) Christmas celebrations C) Chinese New Year celebrations D) Ramadan celebrations
A) Shops selling imported vehicles B) Shops selling electronic items C) Shops selling modern furniture D) Shops selling religious items
A) Vintage Camera Museum B) Philatelic Museum C) Peranakan Museum D) Art Museum
A) Blue House B) Gedung Kuning C) Sultan Mosque D) Istana Kampong Glam
A) 1988 B) 1997 C) 1959 D) 1991
A) Loh Meng See B) Denise Phua C) Lee Kuan Yew D) S. Rajaratnam
A) Speaker of Parliament B) Deputy Prime Minister C) Prime Minister D) President
A) S. Rajaratnam B) Goh Chok Tong C) Loh Meng See D) Denise Phua
A) 1988 B) 1991 C) 2001 D) 1959
A) Workers' Party B) Singapore Democratic Party C) People's Action Party D) Progress Singapore Party
A) For only one term B) Until 2011 C) For three terms D) For a decade
A) 1991 B) 1997 C) 1988 D) 2001
A) 2001 B) 2015 C) 1991 D) 2011
A) Moulmein-Kallang GRC B) Marine Parade GRC C) Kampong Glam GRC D) Jalan Besar GRC
A) Lee Hsien Loong B) S. Rajaratnam C) Loh Meng See D) Denise Phua
A) 2011 B) 2001 C) 2015 D) 1991
A) Kampong Glam GRC B) Jalan Besar SMC C) Moulmein-Kallang GRC D) Downtown GRC
A) 2011 B) 1991 C) 2006 D) 2015 |