Southeast Asian Demographics and Religions

The video provides an overview of the Southeast Asian race, highlighting its geographical distribution, religious demographics, and linguistic origins. It explains that Southeast Asians are not divided into ethno-linguistic groups and discusses the major ethnic groups, including Japanese, Sudanese, and Malay. The video also touches on the origins of Austronesian languages and concludes with a brief summary.

Which countries are primarily home to Southeast Asian people?

• Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji

• Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, the Philippines, and Taiwan

• China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam

• India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka

What is a common misconception about the term 'Malay'?

• It refers to all Southeast Asian people

• It is a religion practiced in Southeast Asia

• It is a language spoken in Southeast Asia

• It is a type of cuisine in Southeast Asia

What percentage of Southeast Asian people are Sunni Muslims?

• 7.1%

• 1.9%

• 23.6%

• 23.7%

Which religion claims to be Christian but does not believe in the Trinity?

• Hinduism

• Catholicism

• Iglesia ni Cristo

• Buddhism

Where is it widely accepted that the Austronesian peoples originated?

• Japan

• Taiwan

• Australia

• India

Which area is also considered a possible origin of Austronesian peoples?

• Sumatra

• Borneo

• Sunderland

• Java

Which is the largest ethnic group in Southeast Asia?

• Malay

• Chinese

• Sudanese

• Japanese

How many Japanese people are there in Southeast Asia?

• 50 million

• 105.9 million

• 23.2 million

• 41.8 million

Which ethnic group is the second largest in Southeast Asia?

• Filipino

• Japanese

• Malay

• Sudanese

Where do many Malay people primarily live?

• Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji

• India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh

• Japan, Korea, and China

• Malaysia, Brunei, and parts of southeastern Thailand