SS Chapter 2 (2025)

What are the elected representatives in Singapore known as?

• Senators

• Governors

• Members of Parliament (MPs)

• Councilors

What is required for a government in a representative democracy?

• Unlimited power

• Acting according to the constitution

• Absolute authority

• No elections

What is the Executive responsible for in terms of government administration?

• Foreign policy

• Day-to-day administration of the state

• Judicial decisions

• Cultural affairs

What is the purpose of the separation of powers?

• To concentrate power in one branch

• To prevent the concentration of power

• To increase government efficiency

• To reduce the number of laws

What does the government do to ensure the economic and social well-being of citizens?

• Increase taxes

• Provide goods and services to meet basic needs

• Reduce healthcare facilities

• Limit education access

How does the government help Singaporeans save money?

• By reducing salaries

• Through the Central Provident Fund (CPF)

• By increasing taxes

• By cutting public services

How does the government promote national interests through diplomacy?

• By isolating from other countries

• By engaging in military conflicts

• By getting countries to cooperate for mutual benefits

• By reducing trade agreements

What is the role of the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) in national interest?

• To promote tourism

• To build capabilities to respond to military threats

• To provide free education

• To manage healthcare services

What is the purpose of the Hunter Armoured Fighting Vehicle (AFV)?

• To promote tourism

• To protect the country with advanced technology

• To provide healthcare services

• To offer free transportation

What is the primary function of the legislative branch in a government?

• To create laws

• To enforce laws

• To interpret laws

• To manage public services