Principles of Governance

Chapter 3: Principles of Governance Quiz

By Yeo shan

Multiple Choice

Government representative and leaders must be honest and capable. What principle of governance does this fall under?

• having good leadership

• anticipating change & staying relevant

• providing a stake for everyone

• practicing meritocracy

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For example, Dr ___ ___ ___ was the first chairman of the Housing Development Board and became Minister for ________ development in ____.

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Multiple Choice

Dr Lim Kim San successfully tackled the issue of...?

• Water shortage

• Housing shortage

• Excess housing

• Matching citizens to houses

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The housing issue was from the year ____ to ____.

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He helped to improve the ________ and _________ processes so that...

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He helped to improve the building and financial processes so that ___-____ public housing could be built _______ and _______, according to strict regulations.

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OUTCOME - Because of good leadership, the needs, interests and priorities of the population were met, which ensured the ____-_____ of citizens.

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Open Ended

What does it mean to practice meritocracy?

Multiple Select

Under meritocracy, citizens are rewarded based on...?

• their achievements

• their performance

• their effort

• their ability

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For example, the _______ ____ _______ award is given to students who are within the top __ percent of their school _____ and course...

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For example, the Edusave Good Progress award is given to students who are within the top 10 percent of their school level and course in terms of ___________ and have shown ____ _______.

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Multiple Choice

OUTCOME: Because of our meritocratic system, everyone is given...

• more opportunities to be successful

• less opportunities to be successful

• more money to be successful

• equal opportunities to be successful

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In a meritocratic system, Singapore would ________ as citizens feel that their hard work is being __________ and they are ______ acknowledged for it.

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As a result of meritocracy, Singaporeans would be __________ to achieve their ____ as they are rewarded fairly for their achievements regardless of their background.

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Multiple Choice

The SG government has been taking early action to prepare for the impact of climate change. What principle of governance does this come under?

• having good leadership

• anticipating change and staying relevant

• providing a stake for everyone

• practicing meritocracy

Multiple Choice

to prepare for climate change, in 2020, a budget of $_______ was set aside for the Coastal and Flood protection fund to help SG meet the risks of rising sea levels.

• 3 million

• 5 thousand

• 5 million

• 5 billion

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Under providing a stake for everyone, the _________ ________ movement was set up in 2019.

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As a result of the Singapore Together movement, citizens would feel that their voices are being heard and this would give them a sense of _________ and collective ______________ to work for the success and development of Singapore, resulting in benefits for society.

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