History
Which year Singapore gain independence?
1965
Who won Singapore’s first Olympic gold medal?
Joseph Schooling
What is the name of the island off Singapore's southern coast that is famous for its beaches, resorts, and adventure activities?
Sentosa
What is the name of the dish that features meat on a stick, typically served with peanut sauce?
Satay
What is Singapore's highest point?
Bukit Timah Hill
Who was Singapore's first President?
Yusof bin Ishak (Yusof Ishak)
What is the name of the annual car race held in Singapore?
F1 (Singapore) Grand Prix
What is the name of the iconic skyscraper that dominates Singapore's skyline?
Marina Bay Sands (MBS)
What is widely considered Singapore's national dish, known for its tender steamed chicken and fragrant rice?
Chicken Rice
What does the crescent moon on the Singapore flag symbolise?
a young nation (on the rise)
Who is Singapore's current Prime Minister?
(Mr) Lawrence Wong
How many Olympic Medals has Singapore won?
6
What is the name of the mangrove forest reserve in the northeastern part of Singapore, known for its diverse bird and marine life?
Sungei Buloh (Wetland Reserve)
Which is the King of Fruits in Singapore?
Durian
Which park is famous for its tree-top walk?
MacRitchie Reservoir Park
What was Singapore originally known as?
Temasek
Which sport does Loh Kean Yew represent Singapore in?
Badminton
Name the location of Singapore's only UNESCO World Heritage Site
Singapore Botanic Gardens
What is the sweet and savoury jam made from eggs and coconut milk, often served on toast, called?
Kaya
What is the Hindu festival known as the Festival of Lights?
Deepavali
What was the name given to Singapore during the Japanese Occupation?
Syonan-to
Which international sporting event was hosted by Singapore in 2010?
Youth Olympic Games
Which is the oldest public library in Singapore?
Queenstown Public Library
Which popular Indian-Muslim dish in Singapore is a flatbread that is often served with curry?
Roti Prata
Which dollar note has Singapore sports on the back?
$10 dollar note