Year 11S2 Test on Chapter 5 & 6

Where were most of the early Brunei nationalist educated?

• Britain

• Indonesia

• Malaya

• USA

Why did Barisan Pemuda (BARIP) decline in the late 1940s?

• It had achieved its aims.

• Many of its leaders had to return to Malaya to study.

• Most of its members had been arrested.

• Sultan Ahmad Tajuddin would not accept it.

What was an aim of Persekutuan Guru Guru Melayu Brunei (PGGMB)?

• to promote education in Brunei.

• to promote good relations with the Philippines.

• to publish articles about overseas trade.

• to overthrow the British.

How did Sultan Ahmad Tajuddin show his support for Barisan Pemuda (BARIP) in 1947?

• He attended its first anniversary celebrations.

• He built it a new headquarters.

• He gave it large sums of money.

• He wrote a book praising its leaders.

For how long did the Japanese occupy Brunei during the Second World War?

• 0.5 years

• 1.5 years

• 2.5 years

• 3.5 years

Which Brunei nationalist was jailed by the British for alleged collaboration with the Japanese, but later became leader of Barisan Pemuda in 1946?

• A.M. Azahari

• H.M. Salleh

• M.Z. Wali

• P.M. Yusof

Which of the following was a result of the Japanese Occupation in Brunei?

• Ahmad Tajuddin became Sultan.

• All Europeans were executed.

• Atrocities were carried out against local people.

• The coal industry was improved.

Which was the first town captured by Japanese troops (16 December 1941)?

• Brunei Town

• Kuala Belait

• Muara

• Seria

What was Nipponisation?

• a period of economic expansion during the Japanese occupation.

• a policy forcing people to use Japanese culture and language.

• local hatred of the Japanese.

• the name of a militant anti Japanese nationalist group.

What increased during the Japanese Occupation of Brunei in the Second World War?

• disease

• freedom

• oil exports to Europe

• westernisation