Integration ( Chap 7)

Which of the following does not describe integration?

• Immigrants have to give up their original identities

• Immigrants forge a common ground with the locals

• Developing a strong national identity

• A possible change in the original identity of the locals

What is integration?

• Immigrants abandon their unique identities to merge with locals

• Immigrants retain their unique identities and forge common grounds

• Immigrants practice only their own culture and beliefs.

Which of the following does NOT show how Singapore carries out integration policy?

• Using its bilingual policy

• Allowing inter-marriages between races

• Creating a Presidential Council of Minority Rights

• Having Ethnic Integration Policy in public housing

What does EIP stand for?

• Enculturation Implentation Policy

• Enclave Inclusion Policy

• Ethnic Integration Policy

• Ethnic Immigration Policy

In which year was the Billingual policy introduced?

• 1971

• 1966

• 1996

• 1986

Which of the following features are NOT a part of Singapore's Naturalisation Initiatives?

• National Karaoke Campiagn

• Community Sharing Session

• Singapore Experiential Tour

• Singapore Citizenship e-Journey

Which of the following is an example of common experience to integrate immigrants?

• Community Support

• Racial harmony day

• National Service

• Common Space

What is the purpose of Ethnic Integration Policy( EIP) in Singapore?

• To prevent ethnic enclaves

• To discriminate against certain races

• To ensure racial harmony in school

• To prevent excessive demand for HDB flats

What is the function of Presidential Council of Minority Rights ( PCMR)?

• To ensure the President scrutinizes all legislation

• To safeguard laws in Singapore

• To protect all minority races

• Ensure laws are not discriminatory to any race or religion

What is the significance of Group Representative Constituencies ( GRC)?

• To ensure no dominance of power

• To ensure that all races are represented in Parliament

• Unity is power

• To make voting easier for the public