Law/International Law
CCA Matters
Guess the quote!
Questions about RIHC EXCO
Questions about Mrs. Ong
100

What section of the Penal Code of Singapore, that criminalised intercourse between consenting adult males, was repealed in 2022?

(hint: Year 3 SS example)

Section 377A

100

Where was the one-CCA policy in RI initially set out

At Raffles Junior College/RJC/ Year 56 Side

100

Smoke your way through

Our most wondrous majestic cool kind and most definitely tall teacher in charge of RIHC Mrs ONG!!!

(Mrs Ong also accepted but a bit bum)

100

What is the percentage of tariffs on goods An’s home country receives from the US?

20%

100

Which subject does Mrs. Ong teach

Geography

200

What are the international humanitarian laws consisting of four treaties and three additional protocols that establish international legal standards for humanitarian treatment in war? These conventions extensively define the basic rights of wartime prisoners, civilians and military personnel; establish protections for the wounded and sick; and provide protections for the civilians in and around a warzone.

The Geneva/Geneve Convention(s)

200

What is the new policy regarding merit CCAs enacted by RI? (effective next year)

One CCA policy: Every Rafflesian (starting from Y1 this year then moving on to the future batches) can only take one CCA (every CCA is the same). Y1s have to choose between staying in their core or merit CCA

200

Rui Lun said to join drugs and crimes

Viraj

200

What does Angad think about coffee?

Coffee is criminally underrated (accept underrated)

200

Which profession did Mrs. Ong want to pursue before becoming a teacher

A photographer

300

For 50 points each, name the war tribunals/ the common name by which they are referred to that tried the top war criminals of Japan and Germany

For 100 points each, name 2 reasons why the trial that proceeded in Japan was regarded with some skepticism in the past and now

International military tribunals (for the Far East) (Tokyo trials/Nuremburg trials)

  1. The imperial family was not prosecuted for any wrongdoings/the emperor was allowed to keep his throne 
  2. Victors justice as the composition was entirely of victorious allied countries, and completely ignored allied actions such as firebombing of major cities and dropping of atomic bombs.
300

For 100 points each, name three advantages of staying in RIHC

Suggested answers:

- You would be able to continue going to MUNs

- You would be able to have a broader platform to debate upon/discuss

- Uplift your passion for the humanities

(answers have to be agreed on by the Jr. EXCO)
300

Turn yian into a cannonball and destroy france

Our glorious supreme leader

(also accepted Le Kha Nguyen An)


(or Le Kha Ngayen An)


300

What are An’s and Angad’s subject combinations (Get one of them for 100, both of them for 300)

An: Phys, Chem, Geog; Angad: Triple Science, Geog

300

What are Mrs Ong’s favourite types of foods (nation of origin)

Japanese and Greek foods

400

Explain the two main international law principles (which are declarative and constitutive) that regard the legitimacy of state sovereignty.

Each correctly explained principle is 200 points

1. Declarative - According to the “declaratory‟ theory a state should possess the following qualifications: (a) a defined territory; (b) a permanent population; (c) a government; and (d) a capacity for international relations

2. Constitutive - According to the “constitutive‟ theory, a State only becomes a State by virtue of recognition by the other States. Once the three factual criteria of the declaratory theory have been met, this “factuality‟ must then be confirmed by the existing States. This doctrine has proved untenable in practice, as there is no international body with the authority to acknowledge the existence of States on behalf of the entire community of States. Therefore, each State may individually decide whether a new State has come into being (and recognize it).

400

Yearly recap time!!! As members of RIHC, this year was such a great year, and now is time for a recap! Answer these questions to get your 400 Marks

1. Name the two MUNs our CCA has sent our delegations to (100 points)

2. Name the 24-25 EXCO and 25-26 EXCO (50 points)

3. Name the 25-26 Junior EXCO ( 50 points)

4. What is your favourite club session for this year (100 points)

5. Name 4 big events that have happened throughout the year for our CCA (excluding MUNs we have sent our delegations to) (100 points)


1. RVMUN, RMUN

2. Binrui, Louis, An, Angad

3. Xuanwei, Haowen, Gareth, Jiacheng, Jayston

4. Has to be a club session, subjective question so any club session will work (but has to have clear explanation)

5. RIHC MockMUN, IHHQ, HIC, RG-RI MockMUN

 

400

"haowen I'm going to touch you"

a) Describe how handsome Haowen is from a scale of 10-10 with 1 being handsome and 10 being extremely handsome(100pts)

b) identify sender of message (300pts)

a) 10. If the answer <10 all points from the group shall be deducted immediately and the offender banned from RIHC

b)Eggyweggy(also accepted:Egg, scrambled egg, fried egg, soft boiled egg, hard boiled egg, Egghead, Humpty Dumpty,  Boilun, Zhang Boilun)

*or Ruilun






400

How many songs are in Angad’s liked songs playlist (to 3 s.f.)

Bonus points if you get the exact answer

1160 (exact is 1166)

400

How does Mrs. Ong watch drama? (200 pts)

What is her favourite Chinese drama series? (200 pts)

She tends to initially watch the first and last episode. If she find the episodes interesting, she will proceed to the middle episodes.

500

Which event in the 1990s did constructivists use to argue against realist theories + explain how that event is used as an argument.

Event: 200pts

Explanation: 300 pts

The fall of the Soviet Union - the end of the Cold War

Constructivists use the fall of the Soviet Union to argue against realism by highlighting how changes in ideas, identities, and shared beliefs drove the collapse, not just material power shifts as realists argue. For constructivists, Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's "new thinking" was a fundamental ideological shift that redefined the USSR from a "communist superpower" to a "normal social democratic great power," which ultimately led to the dismantling of the old system. This contrasts with realism, which focuses on the distribution of material power, and shows how non-material factors like norms, ideas, and identity are crucial in international relations.


500

Should you choose RIHC as your CCA

Yes/Affirmative/Positive/Yessir/Sí/Oui/Có/对/Ya/Boleh/Ja/ஆம்/हाँ/

500

"i think he would be perfect as a [romantic]partner for le kha nguyen an"

For 200 points, name the person who stated this message

For 300 points, name the "he" in question. 

Message Sender: Kayden Lee Kai En (duh)

"he": Liu Binrui


500

On Teachers’ Day, An has sent Mrs. Leom (his Math teacher) a letter commending her of her teaching work. With the letter, he also gave her a question which is part of the Advanced Math Paper on Vietnam’s Secondary School Leaving Exam. Solve this question (write in on a piece of paper then show to exco/to junior exco)

If a²b + b²c + c²a + 16 = ab² + bc² + ca²

Prove that (a-b)(b-c)(c-a) = 16

(not that hard, only to waste your time)


a²b + b²c + c²a + 16 = ab² + bc² + ca²

16 = ab² + bc² + ca² - a²b - b²c - c²a

Since we have to prove that (a-b)(b-c)(c-a) = 16

LHS = (a-b)(b-c)(c-a)

= (ab - b² - ac + bc)(c-a)

= abc - bc² - ac² + bc² - a²b + ab² + a²c - abc

= ab² + bc² + ca² - a²b - b²c - c²a

= 16

= RHS (proven)

500

Name 5 things that Mrs Ong like/love

(each correct factor is 100 points)

- Travel to see the world

- The coastal areas

- (Travel to see) interesting geological landforms

- Eat good food

- Photography

- Drama that uses the brain

- Nature

(see if Mrs. Ong accepts your answers or not)

M
e
n
u