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P4 Chapter 2: Settlers in Singapore (& Recap Chapter 1)

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What did the Chinese do for a living?

a)

Traders

b)

Businessman

c)

Labourers

d)

Amahs

e)

IT staff

2.

What did the Indians do for a living?

a)

Indian soldiers known as sepoys

b)

Labourers

c)

Bakers

d)

Milkmen

e)

Dhobis

3.

What did the Malays do for a living?

a)

Boat Builders

b)

Postmen

c)

Carpenters

d)

Prison workers

e)

Hawkers

4.

What did the Arabs do for a living?

a)

Traders

b)

Owned ships

c)

Real estate developers

d)

Real estate agents

5.

What did the Armenians do for a living?

a)

Traders

b)

Factory owners

c)

Businessmen

d)

Factory workers

6.

What did the Eurasians do for a living?

a)

Traders

b)

Doctors

c)

Lawyers

d)

Teachers

7.

What did the Europeans do for a living?

a)

Government officials

b)

Traders

c)

Doctors

d)

Miners

8.

What did the Jews do for a living?

a)

Businessmen

b)

Community Service

9.

What did the Peranakans do for a living?

a)

Middlemen between foreign and local people

b)

Businessmen

c)

Government officials

d)

Nurses

e)

Doctors

10.

What are the reasons for the settlers coming to Singapore?

a)

Design Buildings

b)

Do not have enough money

c)

Defend Singapore

d)

Set up schools for the children of the local workers

e)

Run away from home

11.

Write a letter to any group of early settlers expressing your gratitude (thanks) for their contribution to Singapore.

4 lines
12.

Which of these are the 3 sources that we learnt in Chapter 1?

a)

The Social Studies Book

b)

The Sejarah Melayu a.k.a The Malay Annals

c)

The Letters of Sir Stamford Raffles

d)

Wang Dayuan’s Account

e)

The Records by the late Mr Lee Kuan Yew

13.

What was Singapore known as in 1300s?

(a)  

14.

Name the Java Prince who saw sandy white beaches across the sea when he was hunting.

(a)  

15.

There were 2 sharp rocks that jutted out of the sea. These rocks were known as ___________ .

a)

loyang

b)

longyamen

c)

jurong

d)

yamen

16.

In Sanskrit language, _______________ is known as Lion City.

a)

Singapore

b)

Singa Pura

c)

Temasek

d)

Syonan

17.

1.    Match the following artefacts that were dug up from Fort Canning to the era they belong to

a)

1.

Porcelain from China 1300s

b)

2.

Wealthy Malay broken pot (pre colonial)

c)

3.

Jewellery from Majapahit Kingdom

d)

4.

Chinese Coins from Tang & Northern Song

e)

5.

14th Century Chinese Compass

18.

Imagine you are one of the traders from China planning to sail to India to sell your silk.

You need to have a stopover to refill your supply of food and water. You heard about Temasek being a good place for you to refill your supply.

Use a pencil and draw a line to show the trade route you would use as you journey from China to India.

19.

Sang Nila Utama and his men saw an animal when he arrived in Temasek. The animal looked like the __________________ .

a)

b)

c)

d)

20.

There were 4 reasons why the British chose Singapore as a trading port.

Choose the 4 reasons

a)

Abundant supply of fresh water

b)

Deep sheltered harbour

c)

Strategic location between main trade route between China and Indian Sub Continent

d)

Not controlled by the Dutch.

e)

Frendly Orang Laut

21.

Who founded Singapore as a British trading port?

a)

Queen Elizabeth

b)

Lord Hasting

c)

Major William Farquhar

d)

Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles

22.

Where did Sang Nila Utama reside in Singapura?

a)

Pasir Panjang

b)

Botanical Garden known as Taman Bunga Singapura

c)

Fort Canning Hill also known as Bukit Larangan

d)

Pulau Blakang Mati known as Sentosa

23.

With whom did Raffles sign a treaty with to make Singapore a modern British trading port?

a)

Tengku Abdul Rahman

b)

Tengku Hussein Shah

c)

Temenggong

d)

Sultan Johor

e)

PM Lee Hsien Loong