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How well do you know Total Defence?
How well do you know Total Defence?
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Singapore's energy policies are guided by the energy trilemma. What are the three factors we must balance?
Eco-friendliness, Energy Supply Chains, Cost Effectiveness
Cleanliness, Energy Supply Reliability, Technological Developments
Sustainability, Security, Competitiveness
Environmental Sustainability, Energy Security, Cost Competitiveness
2
When was Total Defence Day first observed in Singapore?
15 February 1984
14 February 1942
17 February 1948
18 February 1965
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The only way to reduce your carbon footprint is to reduce your electricity usage.
True
False
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Singapore is heavily reliant on imported natural gas to power our nation.
False
True
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When we help the less fortunate in our community, we contribute to...
Civil Defence
Psychological Defence
Economic Defence
Social Defence
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Which of the following actions can contribute to Civil Defence?
Read up on what to do in an emergency.
By being vigilant and looking out for suspicious persons or activities.
Pick up life-saving skills such as first aid, CPR, AED, or fire-fighting.
All of the above.
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Why do we commemorate Total Defence Day on 15 February?
There were racial riots in Singapore on 15 February.
The British surrendered Singapore to the Japanese on 15 February.
Singapore became independent from the British on 15 February.
Singapore first elected a president on 15 February.
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Which of our school values is essential for Exercise SG Ready?
Respect
Integrity
Excellence
Resilience
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Which of the following actions can contribute to Digital Defence?
Create and use only fake social media profiles.
Share all trending news and articles with your friends.
Encourage your family to use contactless payment methods.
Protect your personal data and devices from cybersecurity attacks.
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What are the six pillars of Total Defence?
Army, Civil, Monetary, Social, Technological, Mental
Military, Civic, Economic, Family, Intelligence, Psychological
Military, Civil, Economic, Social, Digital, Psychological
Military, Civil, Economic, Community, Cyber, Psychological