Integration Policy

What is the purpose of integration policies in Singapore?

• To segregate different ethnic groups

• To ensure harmony and equality among different groups

• To discourage immigrants from retaining their unique identities

• To promote discrimination based on race

Which policy ensures that laws passed do not discriminate any racial or religious community in Singapore?

• Ethnic Integration Policy (EIP)

• Group Representation Constituency (GRC)

• Presidential Council of Minority Rights (PCMR)

• Bilingual Policy

What is the purpose of the Group Representation Constituency (GRC) in Singapore?

• To ensure minority racial groups are represented in elections

• To discourage immigrants from retaining their unique identities

• To segregate different ethnic groups

• To promote discrimination based on race

Which policy sets a quota in each HDB block and estate for different races in Singapore?

• Presidential Council of Minority Rights (PCMR)

• Bilingual Policy

• Group Representation Constituency (GRC)

• Ethnic Integration Policy (EIP)

What is the purpose of the Community Integration Fund (CIF) in Singapore?

• To promote discrimination based on race

• To discourage immigrants from participating in community events

• To support organisations interested in implementing integration initiatives

• To support organisations interested in implementing segregation initiatives

What is the main concern of some Singaporeans towards the inflow of foreigners?

• Decreased traffic congestion

• Job security being compromised

• Enhanced social cohesion

• Increased job opportunities

What is the goal of the National Service in Singapore?

• To promote segregation among different ethnic groups

• To ensure job security for Singaporeans

• To promote cohesiveness among different groups and stronger national identity

• To discourage immigrants from participating in community events

What is the purpose of the People's Association in Singapore?

• To ensure job security for Singaporeans

• To support integration by focusing on different aspects of adapting to the Singapore way of life

• To discourage immigrants from participating in community events

• To promote segregation among different ethnic groups

What is the main challenge faced by governments in managing socio-cultural diversity?

• Ensuring new immigrants adapt well into their country

• Achieving complete segregation among different ethnic groups

• Preventing any interaction between different cultural groups

• Promoting discrimination based on race

What is the importance of successful integration in Singapore?

• To discourage immigrants from retaining their unique identities

• To ensure Singapore remains vibrant and enjoys the benefits of diversity

• To promote segregation among different ethnic groups

• To achieve complete uniformity in cultural practices