Ethnic Eats
Festivals & Traditions
Languages & Lingo
Racial Harmony in History
Harmony in Action
100

This Indian flatbread is a favourite for scooping up curry.

Roti Prata

100

During Deepavali, many homes are decorated with this colourful floor art.

Rangoli/kolam

100

This Malay word is used to indicate the action of eating.

Makan


100

Racial Harmony Day is commemorated on this day every year.

21 July

100

The acronym “CMIO“ refers to these four racial groups.

Chinese, Malay, Indian, Others

200

This yellow rice dish with chicken is often served during Hari Raya.

Nasi Minyak

200

During Thaipusam, devotees carry this heavy structure on their bodies as a form of penance.

Kavadi

200

”Kopi Peng” is made up of these ingredients. (name at least two)

Coffee, condensed milk, ice

200

The 1964 race riots involved clashes between these two communities.

Malay and Chinese communities

200

Name 2 of the 4 self-help groups in Singapore that help support their ethnic community.

Singapore Indian Development Association (SINDA)

Council for the Development of Singapore Malay/Muslim Community (MENDAKI)

Chinese Development Assistance Council (CDAC) 

Eurasian Association (EA) 



300

This spicy Peranakan dish made from fish or prawns and rice noodles is commonly served in a tangy soup.

Laksa

300

This harvest festival is celebrated by the Sikh community.

Vaisakhi

300

This phrase is Chinese in origin but known widely thanks to local dramas and memes, often yelled when someone is doing something outrageous or dangerous.


Aiyoh

300

State the key action taken by the police to restore order AFTER the 1964 riots. 

Putting in place a curfew 

300

This government policy requires a balanced mix of ethnic groups in public housing estates to prevent racial enclaves and promote daily integration.


Ethnic Integration Policy