Singapore - True or False

Can you guess these True or False questions about Singapore?

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Last updated: March 28, 2022

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1. There is a city of man-made waterfalls.

True

False

2. The official languages of Singapore are Malay, English, Tamil, and Mandarin Chinese.

True

False

3. The Lion City may actually have been inspired by a tiger

You may have heard about the Merlion, Singapore’s iconic emblem. The Merlion is a mythical creature with a lion’s head and a fish's tail.

True

False

4. The capital of Singapore is Yerevan.

The capital of Singapore is actually a city called Singapore.

True

False

5. Singapore is about 56 years old.

True

False

6. Singapore has been in almost zero wars.

Singapore has been in Colonial period. ... World War II. ... Post-World War II. ... Indonesian confrontation. ... Post-independence. ... Start of the defense industry. ... Peacetime emergency. ... ect

True

False

7. Austria wanted Singapore, and ended up starting a war for it.

Actually, Japan did. On December 8th, 1941, Japan bombed Singapore.

True

False

8. Indonesia kicked Singapore out of the country in 1965.

Actually, Singapore become a independent country on August 9th, 1965, which created communal tensions that resulted in racial riots in July and September 1964.

True

False

9. Singapore is one of the safest countries in the world.

With consistently low crime rates, a transparent legal system, and a reliable police force supported by proactive citizens, it's pretty safe out there.

True

False

10. In Singapore, they use UK spelling over US spelling.

Because Singapore used to be apart of the British Crown Colony.

True

False

11. Chewing gum is banned in Singapore.

Only those with a medical prescription can chew gum!

True

False

12. Singapore is the least corrupt city in Asia and the fifth least corrupt in the world.

True

False

13. Camping originated in Singapore.

Organized camping in the United States began in the mid-1800s at Gunnery Camp in Connecticut. Founded in 1861, this camping trip brought a class of home-schooled boys into the woods for two weeks.

True

False

14. In Singapore, you can buy noodles with swirled Vanilla and Chocolate ice cream on top.

You can do it yourself, but noodles aren't served like that.

True

False

15. One out of every six people in Singapore have assets worth more than 1 million USD.

Higher than everyone else in the world.

True

False

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6 Comments

Level 55

Mar 29, 2022

Already exists.

Level 20

Mar 29, 2022

Do I have to delete this one though? Because I made a Hawaii, South Korea, and Japan true or false and they all exist.

Level 66

Mar 29, 2022

Q1 does not really make sense. Singapore is a city, and it is not made of waterfalls.

Level 20

Mar 29, 2022

According to the website I used, it said Singapore is a country in Asia, and one of the cities in Singapore has many man-made waterfalls; that's where I got it from.

Level 53

Dec 15, 2024

Singapore is a country and a city. There are no other cities in the country, except for Singapore itself. As someone who has lived there for the past 20 years, this question makes no sense to me. There are a lot of water features and fountains, but not specifically waterfalls, and these features are not things that are especially considered being unique to Singapore.

Level 79

Mar 29, 2022

Qn 5 is false. The main reason why Qn 8 is false is that Singapore wasn't part of Indonesia but was part of Malaysia.