Iconic landmarks in Singapore
What is the name of the famous hotel with a rooftop infinity pool shaped like a ship?
Marina Bay Sands
What is the national dish of Singapore consisting of rice cooked in chicken broth and served with poached chicken?
Chicken Rice
Name the 4 main races of Singapore.
CMIO
Name the currency that Singapore uses.
Singapore Dollar (SGD)
Which island in Singapore is known for beaches and Universal Studios Singapore?
Sentosa
This popular Singaporean dish is savory noodle soup made with prawns, egg, and fish cake, served in a spicy and coconutty broth.
Laksa
During which festival do many Singaporeans exchange red packets called “hongbao”?
Chinese New Year
Failure to flush a public toilet can lead to a fine of up to S$150. True or False?
True
The merlion statue is a hybrid of 2 different animals. What are the 2 different animals?
Fish and Lion
What fruit is famously referred to as the "Queen of Fruits" in Singapore?
Mangosteen
What is Singapore’s unofficial national language?
Singlish
What are the symbols found on the Singapore flag?
Crescent moon and five stars
What is the name of the world’s tallest indoor waterfall located in Jewel Changi Airport?
HSBC Rain Vortex
In a Singaporean coffee shop, what does "Kopi-c-siu-dai" mean?
Coffee with evaporated milk, less sugar.
What does the Singaporean phrase “lah” commonly express in conversation?
For emphasis, tone or friendliness
What is the year that Singapore become an independent country?
1965
Which historic hotel in Singapore is famous for inventing the Singapore Sling cocktail?
Raffles Hotel
To the nearest one thousand, there are ___ licensed hawkers in Singapore today.
15000
What is the purpose of putting tissue packets or personal belongings on table tops?
Choping
What was the original name of Singapore before it was renamed by Prince Sang Nila Utama?
Temasek