History
In ancient times, this civilization invented gunpowder.
China
this is the closest planet to our sun
Mercury
A president famous for his tall hat
Abraham Lincoln
An overfed feline
Fat cat
This is the smallest piece of physical currency accepted in Singapore
The 5 cent coin
This historic European was known as the little corporal
Napoleon
This constellation has three stars that make up his belt
Orion
The primary author of the declaration of independence
Thomas Jefferson
An extra piece of fruit
A spare pear
This is the name of Singapore's beloved ex prime minister
Lee Kwan Yew
Although it is today known by a different name, this Turkish city was once the capital of the Roman Empire
Constantinople
The more common name of the star Polaris
The north star
The Bull Moose, who also has a children's toy named after him
Theodore Roosevelt
A big boat
A large barge
To the nearest ten, this is the number of stops on the Singapore MRT
130 (127)
It used to be said that the sun never sets on this empire
The British Empire
One of the two planets that don't spin counterclockwise around their axis.
Venus or Uranus
The only president to serve more than two terms
Franklin Roosevelt
A polished monitor
A clean screen
This is the national animal of Singapore
The lion
A participant of this 1773 event remarked "Some of our members jumped into the hold... I never labored harder in my life"
The Boston tea party
The name of the asteroid belt beginning after Neptune
Kuiper belt
The only president to serve two nonconsecutive terms
Grover Cleveland
A new dinosaur, based on the bull zodiac
A Taurus saurus
These are all four of Singapore's official languages
English, Malay, Mandarin, Tamil