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All about Singapore's National Education

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the six pillars of Total Defence

a)

Military, Civic, Economic, Social, Digital, and Psychological Defence

b)

Military, Civil, Economic, Social, Cyber, and Psychological Defence

c)

Military, Civil, Education, Social, Digital, and Psychological Defence

d)

Military, Civil, Economic, Social, Digital, and Psychological Defence

2.

The tight triangle formation of six arrows pointing in the same upward direction signifies

a)

universal brotherhood and equality of man

b)

Singaporeans working together to achieve the common objective of safeguarding Singapore’s security and way of life.

c)

depict Singapore’s ideals of democracy, peace, progress, justice and equality.

d)

pervading and everlasting purity and virtue

3.

The metallic sheen, similar to the Total Defence logo, reminds us that we need to have that steel in us to help Singapore remain a shining red dot.

a)

False

b)

True

c)

I don know

4.

The incorporation of a shield within each icon reflects that Total Defence will be our shield through any threats and challenges that may confront Singapore.

a)

False

b)

True

c)

I don want to do

5.

How can you put Military Defence into action?

a)

By being vigilant and looking out for suspicious persons or activities.

b)

By being supportive of those who are doing their National Service or in-camp training (ICT), the public can encourage our National Servicemen and boost their morale

c)

Conserve energy and water, and adopt environmentally-friendly practices.

d)

By developing resilience and the strength to return to our normal activities as soon as possible after a crisis hits.

6.

How can you put Civil Defence into action?

a)

Embrace lifelong learning and continual skills upgrading to adapt to the changing needs of the economy.

b)

By developing resilience and the strength to return to our normal activities as soon as possible after a crisis hits.

c)

By being vigilant and looking out for suspicious persons or activities.

d)

Be vigilant against fake news and the spread of deliberate online falsehoods.

7.

How can you put Economic Defence into action?

a)

Pick up life-saving skills such as first aid, CPR, AED, or fire-fighting.

b)

Embrace lifelong learning and continual skills upgrading to adapt to the changing needs of the economy.

c)

Women can also contribute directly to Military Defence by joining the SAF, or serving with the SAF Volunteer Corps.

d)

Be aware of phishing attacks and internet scams.

8.

How can you put Social Defence into action?

a)

Conserve energy and water, and adopt environmentally-friendly practices.

b)

By being sensitive and respectful of other races in Singapore, and learning more about their traditions, cultures, religions, and heritage.

c)

By developing resilience and the strength to return to our normal activities as soon as possible after a crisis hits.

d)

Pick up life-saving skills such as first aid, CPR, AED, or fire-fighting.

9.

How can you put Psychological Defence into action?

a)

Conserve energy and water, and adopt environmentally-friendly practices.

b)

By being proud to be Singaporean and prepared to stand up to defend Singapore in times of crises.

c)

By developing resilience and the strength to return to our normal activities as soon as possible after a crisis hits

d)

Use social media discerningly and responsibly.

10.

How do you put Digital Defence into action?

a)

Be vigilant against fake news and the spread of deliberate online falsehoods.

b)

Use social media discerningly and responsibly.

c)

Be unaware of phishing attacks and internet scams.

d)

Adopt good cybersecurity practices to safeguard our personal data, devices and systems.