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100

On this day, Singapore gained independence from Malaysia.  

9 August 1965

100

This person is the current President of Singapore

Tharman Shanmugaratnam

100

Bored, tired, or sick of something.

Sian

100

This zodiac animal represents the year of 2025 (next year).

Snake

100

This place is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

200

This person served as the first prime minister of Singapore.

Lee Kuan Yew

200

This person won the first Olympic gold medal for Singapore. 

Joseph Schooling

200

Means 'unable to withstand' or colloquially "cannot stand it" i.e. intolerable.

Buay tahan

200

This holiday marks the end of the Ramadan fasting month.

Hari Raya Puasa

200

 This strait separates Singapore from Indonesia.

Singapore Strait

300

On this day, Singapore fell to the Japanese.

15 February 1942

300

This person sang the national day song Home  (1998).

Kit Chan

300

To have one's items carried by another; to include items as part of a trip taken by another or hitch a ride

Tompang

300

This is another name for Deepavali.

Diwali

300

This place is the highest natural point in Singapore.

Bukit Timah Hill

400

This was the name of Singapore in old Javanese.

Temasek

400

This person composed the National Anthem.

Zubir Said

400

Time to clock out of work

Pang kang

400

This Islamic month is the month of Ramadan. (Number)

9th month

400

DT21 is the alpha-numeric code for this MRT Station.

Bencoolen

500

This guerilla group gathered intelligence and conducted sabotage operations against the Japanese. 

Force 136

500

This person is the 2nd Chief Justice of Singapore. 

Yong Pung How

500

The child of a government official and/or some other influential person.

White horse

500

This is a common practice done in the morning of Deepavali.

Oil bath.

500

This place is the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia.

Palawan Beach