CHAPTER 4 - PEOPLE OF BRUNEI

..................................... indigenous ethnic groups in Brunei were traditionally located at different places in the country.

• Eight

• Five

• Seven

Nowadays, the seven indigenous ethnic groups in Brunei are well-mixed together as they have moved around due to education, .................................. and government resttlement schemes.

• their hobbies

• religion

• employment

One of 7 indigenous ethnic groups in Brunei is ..........................................

• Temburong

• Kedazan

• Bisaya

Most of the Brunei Malays were settled mainly along the ............................... and worked as fishermen, sailors and traders

• Temburong River

• Brunei River

• Belait River

An indigenous ethnic group is a group of people who have a common culture, language and ...............................

• building

• history

• parents

.................................. was a woman trader paddling their boats and selling goods around the water village.

• Peradian

• Padian

• Penjala

The Brunei Malays were famous with their traditional cloth-weaving and even the designs have also survived many centuries. The most well known is the ...................................

• Jong Junjungan

• Jong Sarat

• Jong Batu

One of the cultures of the Brunei Malays is they have good manners and respectful terms of address for elders such as "..............................." for the middle uncle or aunty,

• Bungsu

• Tua

• Tangah

The Kedayans were traditionally settled in the ............................................. and they developed they own language.

• Temburong district

• Brunei Muara district

• Sabah district

The Kedayans have their traditional festival called .....................

• makan malam

• makan seribu

• makan taun