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What is the capital city of Malaysia?
Kuala Lumpur
What is the national language of Malaysia?
Bahasa Melayu
What are the twin towers in Kuala Lumpur called?
Petronas Twin Towers
Which sea separates Peninsular Malaysia from East Malaysia?
South China Sea
Which animal is featured on Malaysia's coat of arms?
Tiger
Which Malaysian state is known as the "Land Below the Wind"?
Sabah
Which federal territory serves as Malaysia's administrative capital?
Putrajaya
Which Malaysian island is famous for "Sky Bridge?"
Langkawi
What is Malaysia's national flower?
Hibiscus (Bunga Raya)
Which strait separates Peninsular Malaysia from the Indonesian island of Sumatra?
Strait of Malacca
Which mountain is the highest in peninsular Malaysia?
Mount Tahan, Pahang
Which UNESCO World Heritage city is famous for its street art?
Georgetown
Malaysia consists of how many states?
13 states
Which state is the smallest in Malaysia by land area?
Perlis
Which river is the longest in Malaysia?
Rajang River
Which Malaysian state does not have a hereditary ruler (Sultan or Raja)?
Penang / Malacca /
Which Malaysian state is known for the Niah Caves, one of Southeast Asia's most important archaeological sites?
Sarawak
The Rukun Negara was introduced following which major event?
The 13 May racial riots
Which Malaysian state has the longest coastline on Peninsular Malaysia?
Terengganu
Which Malaysian state is home to the Royal Belum State Park?
Perak
Which was the first national park established in Malaysia?
Taman Negara
Which Malaysian state elects its hereditary ruler, known as the Yang di-Pertuan Besar, rather than inheriting the position directly?
Negeri Sembilan
The Kinabatangan River, famous for its wildlife, is located in which Malaysian state?
Sabah
Which Malaysian state contains Gunung Mulu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its limestone caves?
Sarawak
Which Malaysian state is bordered by Thailand to the north and is home to the UNESCO-listed Lenggong Valley?
Perak