Worksheets[26 Aug] Sec 2 History SBP WS3.3 & WS3.4 Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
During Konfrontasi, ________ occurred in Singapore.
Racial riots
Demonstrations
Bomb attacks
Epidemics
Besides Indonesia, which country opposed to the planned merger?
Thailand
Brunei
Britain
Philippines
The most serious bomb attack during Konfrontasi took place at
(a)
Konfrontasi is otherwise known as
(a)
Which territories that Indonesia argued belong to them?
(a)
Konfrontasi initially targeted military installations but later turned to bombing
public utilities
government officials
government offices
public places
How many people were injured from the bombing by Indonesia
333
33
3
30
What happened to the two commandos responsible for bombing during Konfrontasi?
Sent back to Indonesia
Hanged
Imprisoned
Fined
Which of the following are not reasons for separation of Singapore from Malaysia?
Disagreement over political beliefs
Disagreement over the common market
Disagreement over the free port status
Disagreement over the privilege for the Malays
The ________was used to build up anti-PAP sentiments among the Malays
Utusan Melayu
Barisan Socialis
Utusan Melaya
Bersatu Melayu
UMNO used _______ to stir up sentiments against the PAP
religion
race
educational level
occupation
Politicap parties were formed along racial lines meant that they were ____________
comical
communal
communist
multiracial
The "son of the soil" policy was known as
Bumiputera
Bomiputera
Orangutera
Orang Minyak
Which of the following was NOT a special rights for the Malays?
Eudcation
Business
Members of Parliament
Employment
The July 1964 racial riots were sparked off by
anti-PAP campaigns
religious insensitivity
resettlement issues
racial issues
The September 1964 racial riots took place at (a)
Who was Prime Minister of Malaysia at the time of separation?
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Temonggong Abdul Rahman
Tuanku Abdul Rahman
The common market meant that goods traded between Singapore and Malaysia were
(a)
What happened to the common market
Cancelled
Delayed
Rejected
Postponed
What did the Malaysian Solidarity Convention fight for
equal rights for all Singaporeans
equal rights for all Malaysians
equal rights for all races
equal rights with some exceptions
