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100

Define civic participation.

Citizens taking part in public affairs which are matters of general interest or concern to most people in society.

100

What does prejudice mean?

Attitudes and feelings towards other groups that are not based on reason or fact. (E.g. stereotyping, assumptions, generalisations)
100

What do MNC and SMC stand for?

Multi-national corporations.

Small-medium enterprises.

200

What does NIMBY stand for? What does it mean?

Not in my backyard refers to opposing something considered undesirable in one's neighborhood.

200

Give one example of the fusion of cultures.

E.g. Fusion food (ondeh ondeh Dutch pancakes, chilli crab waffles)

200

The development of transportation has improved in these three key areas, what are they?

Speed, capacity and cost.

300

What kinds of needs do the government have to take into account before proceeding with policy-making?

Survival-related needs like water, food and shelter.

Well-being related needs like jobs and quality of life.

300

What are some factors affecting socio-economic status?

Income, education, occupation and housing.

300

What are some things individuals could do to avoid being vulnerable to transnational terrorism and cyber threats?

Exercise vigilance by watching out for tell-tale signs of self-radicalisation in others.

Protect ourselves online by knowing how to identify scams and report to the relevant authorities when it happens.

400

How do countries practice deterrence? Provide one example.

Take on measures to discourage potential aggressors and making it costly to attack.


E.g. Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) developing Singapore Armed Forces (SAF)

400

Define social mobility.

The ability of individuals or families to move up or down the socioeconomic ladder, changing their social status, income, or occupation compared to their parents or previous generations.

400

What does FDI stand for and what does it refer to?

Foreign-direct investment. It refers to businesses from one country that set up their operations in another country or that invest in businesses of another country.

500

How do countries carry out diplomacy? Provide one example.

Obtain agreement between countries to cooperate in order to produce results that align with their interests.


E.g. Singapore's water agreement with Malaysia, ASEAN.

500

What is the difference between race and ethnicity?

Race refers to the biological classification of people whereas ethnicity refers the cultural attributes that define a group of people who share the same ancestry, custom and traditions.

500

What are some factors that are taken into account when measuring a country's economic competitiveness?

Availability and quality of infrastructure and technology.

Costs and skills of labour.

Degree of political stability.

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