ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

1) During this period, the civilians started to use more sophisticated stone tool, rearing
cattle, short-distance travel and Creating objects & accessories. From these
characteristic, it is referring to which period?
A. Metal Ages.
B. Paleolithic.

C. Mesolithic
D. Neolithic.

E.
2) Which are the following places are the site for Palaeolithic period?
A. Kota Kuala Muda.
B. Kota Kinabalu.

C. Kota Tampan.
D. Kota Tinggi.

3) What are the reasons which make Malacca to become a strong kingdom in the 15 th
century?
I. Reliable leadership like Tun Perak and Sultan Mansur Shah.
II. Accommodative facilities provided for the traders.
III. Kingdom of Majapahit ceased to exist.
IV. Strategic location.
A. I and II only.
B. I and III only.
4)
I.
II.
III.
IV.
E.

C. I, II and III only.

D. I, II and IV only.

What are the legacies left by the Portuguese colonialism in Malacca?

The fall of Malacca Sultanate.
The emergence of Eurasia community in Malacca.
Johor and Perak emerged as the successor for the Sultanate of Malacca.
Aceh and Johor emerged as the super power within the Straits of Malacca.

A. I and IV only.
B. II and IV only.

C. I, II and III only.

D. II, III and IV only.

5)
A.
B.
C.

The Dutch arrival in Malacca was stimulated by few reasons. What is the MAIN reason?
The Dutch was invited by the Sultanate of Johor to expel the Portuguese from Malacca.
The war between the Portuguese and the Dutch in Europe extended till Southeast Asia.
The Dutch refuse to allow any power to rival Batavia as the main port in the Southeast
Asia.
D. The Dutch wanted to expel the Portuguese from getting any advantages from the trade
in the Straits of Malacca.
E.
6) What are the factors of the arrival of British to Singapore?
I. The piracy activities within the Straits of Malacca.
II. The location of Penang is beyond strategic for the interest of the British.
III. The fierce competition from the Dutch for the trade in the Malays archipelago.
IV. It was the aim from the British to act as a naval police in the Malay Archipelago.
F.
A. I and II only.

B. II and III only.

C. I, II, and III only.

D. I, II and IV only.

7) The first capital for the Straits Settlement was...

A. Kuala Lumpur.
B. Pulau Pinang.

C. Singapore.
D. Ipoh.

E.
8)
I.
II.
III.

The ability of Johor to maintain its independence is mainly attributed by...

The state got able ruler and competent administrator.
The British have no interest to expand their influence into Johor.
The state policy to enhance modernization and westernization gave no reason for the
British to interfere.
IV. The British administration pays little attention to Johor because they were occupied with
Federated Malay States and Straits Settlement.
F.
A. I and II only.
B. I and III only.

C. II and III only.

D. II, III and IV only.

9) The uprising launched by Tok Janggut in 1914 is reasoned by the introduction of the new
policies by the British. What is the policy opposed by him?
A. The introduction of new taxes. The taxes are high and overburden the people.
B. Tok Janggut lost his authority to collect tax to the British officer.
C. The civilians were imposed a tax of 10% of their total income.
D. The British civil code is violating the syariah law.
E.
10) What are the reasons which stimulated the anger among the Malays towards the British
authority during the formulation of Malayan Union?
I.
The downgrading of Islam as a state religion.
II.
The approaches from Sir Harold MacMicheal to get consent from the Malay rulers are
rude and unacceptable.
III.
The award of citizenship to the non Malays may jeopardize the interest of the Malays.
IV.
The awards of assistance to the non Malays instigate the feel of unhappiness to the
Malays.
F.
A. I and II only.
B. II and IV only.

C. II and III only.

D. III and IV only.

11) The post World War II period is highly significance because there were number of
political parties were formed. What is the most importance significant of this
phenomenon?
E.
A. The establishment of political party is a trend during that period.
B. The level of political maturity flourishes after the end of World War II.
C. The citizens aware that a political party is a tool of representation for them.
D. The citizen becoming aware that the only way to gain independence is the struggle
through political parties.

F.
12) The Malayan Emergencies was caused by the threat from Communist Party of Malaya.
What is the MAIN reason behind the revolt launched by them?
A. To establish a Communist state in Malaya.
B. To liberate Malaya from the British imperialism.
C. To demand the right for the Communist Party of Malaya to function legally.
D. The demands made by them after the World War II were rejected by the British
government.
13) The member system is formulated by the British government served with few objectives.
What is the MAIN reason of the introduction?
A. To boost the prospect of 1 Malaysia.
B. To reduce the administrative cost because of hiring the British officials is costly.
C. To give exposure to the local civilians on the aspects of administration.
D. The admission of Ceylonese citizens as the administrative officers did not give much
advantages to the British.
G.
14) The failure of Baling Talks of 1955 was resulted by several factors. What is the main
reason behind the failure?
A. The failure of both sides to agree with the demands and offers provided by other side.
B. The talk was difficult because of communication breakdown.
C. Tunku Abdul Rahman did not want the talk to be successful.
D. The victory of Alliance Party during the general elections.
H.
15) The Reid Commission was established by the British government to provide a report
pertaining to a constitution for an independent Malaya. What are the proposals which
they provided?
I. Two sets of government at the federal and state government.
II. The Yang di Pertuan Agong would be elected from 9 Malay rulers.
III. Islam would be the religions of the state after 10 years of independence.
IV. The special privileges for the natives and Malays are safeguard by the constitution.
I.
A. I and II only.
B. II and III only.

C. I, III and IV only.

D. II, II and IV only.

16) What is the indication from the Alliance Party victory during the 1955 General election?
A. The opposition parties failed to monoever the support because they were told to be
involve as a foreign agent.
B. The charismatic leadership of Tunku Abdul Rahman made the Alliance a winnable party.
C. The dispute within the opposition parties made the electorate move away their support
towards them.
D. The manifesto of the Alliance Party to get the independence for Malaya was so attractive
by the voters.
E.
17) Among these territories, which are not proposed to form Malaysia?
A. Brunei.
B. Singapore.

C. Kalimantan.
D. North Borneo.

18) What are the benefits which are expected to be gained by Sarawak suppose the colony
decided to merger with Malaya?
I. The threat from IS could be eradicated.
II. Sarawak will be granted independent earlier.
III. The economic development for Sarawak could be fasten.
IV. The talents from Malaya and Singapore could be utilized to help Sarawak to manage
their economic development.
A. I and II only.
B. II and III only.

C. I, II and III only.

D. II, III and IV only.

19) What was the reason for the Philippines to oppose the formation of Malaysia?
A. Philippines claim over Sabah.
B. Philippines fear the establishment of Malaysia may jeopardize the security of their state.
C. Philippines fear the formation of Malaysia may stimulate the communist threat at the
southern part of the republic.
D. The Filipino leaders were in the state of jealousy since there are not invited to discuss
about the formation of Malaysia.
E.
20) The merger between Singapore with Malaysia was not workable because of several
factors. Which one is NOT APPLICABLE?
A. The ambition of Lee Kuan Yew to become the Prime Minister succeeding Tunku Abdul
Rahman.
B. The dispute between the central government and state government of Singapore.
C. The racial tension between the Malays and the Chinese.
D. The political competition between PAP and the Alliance.
F.
21) In a state which does not have a sultan, who is the head of administration?
A. Ketua Menteri.
B. Menteri Besar.

C. State Minister.
D. Chief Executive Officer.

E.
22) The Syariah Court is an institution where the cases among the Muslim are decided.
What are the criminal cases which could be heard within this court?
I. Stealing goods.
II. Accusing somebody committing adultery.
III. Not fasting during the month of Ramadan.
IV. Close proximity between male and female.
A. I only.
B. I and II only.

C. II and III only.

D. II, III and IV only.

23) The parliamentary democracy guarantees a tentative election on that country. How many
years is the cycle of the election in Malaysia?
A. Every four years.
B. Every five years.
C. Every four years except the assembly is dissolve earlier.
D. Every five years except the assembly is dissolve earlier.

24) The minimum age to qualify a citizen to become the member of Dewan Negara (upper
house) is ...
A. 21.
B. 30.

C. 40.
D. 60.

E.
25) A prime minister is appointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong based on the principle of...
A. The leader of Barisan National (National Front).
B. A leader of a party who win the general election.
C. A member of parliament who receive the blessing from his majesty.
D. A member of parliament who command the majority support from the Dewan Rakyat
(lower house).
F.
26) What is the minimum number of the member of the cabinet?
A. 2.
B. 5.

C. No minimum number.
D. Depending on the royal ascent.

E.
27) The highest appeal court in Malaysia is...
A. Supreme Court. (before 1994)
B. Federal Court. (after 1994)

C. Privy Council.
D. High Court.

E.
28) It is learnt that the Yang di Pertuan Agong shall be advised by a Prime Minister in all
affairs of administration with the exception in few areas. What among the areas which
the Yang di Pertuan Agong get his majesty prerogative power?
I. To ascend for royal pardon.
II. To appoint a Prime Minister.
III. To agree on the dissolution of the parliament.
IV. On the matters involving Islamic affairs and Malays special privileges.
A. I and II only.
B. II and III only.

C. III and IV only.

D. II, III and IV only.

E.
29) Among the statement stated below, which is NOT the duty of the council of ruler (Majlis
Raja-raja)?
A. To declare emergency.
B. Electing the Yang di Pertuan Agong and its deputy.
C. To agree or disagree related to Malay customary matter.
D. To give advise pertaining to the appointment which require the consent from the them.
F.
30) Which is NOT CORRENT about the membership of Dewan Rakyat (lower house) of
Malaysia?
A. A member may become the member of Dewan Negara and Dewan Rakyat concurrently.
B. The membership of Dewan Rakyat shall be terminated once the assembly is dissolve.
C. The members shall be elected through the process of election.

D. They may resign at any time.

31) Apart from the duty of administration, the duty of a cabinet including...
A. To pass the bill.
B. To appoint the Yang di Pertuan Agong.
C. To monitor the activities of the political parties.
D. To form and to implement the highest national policies.
G.
32) In a state legislative assembly, some actions by the assemblyman may cause him to
lose his membership. What is NOT the example of the action?
A. Holding a position which gives him monthly income.
B. He is declared bankrupt.
C. Marrying a foreigner.
D. Insane.
H.
33) After the policies being formulated by the cabinet, the policies will be implemented by
the...
A. Ministry.
B. State government.

C. Federal government.
D. The council of Rulers.

E.
34) The Inland Revenue Board or Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri is placed under the
supervision of...
A. Ministry of Finance.
B. Ministry of Home Affairs.
C. Ministry of Endowment and Welfare.
D. Ministry of International Trade and Industry.
F.
35) Ahmad had bought a leather bag in an outlet at the capital. Once he return, he felt the
bag was an imitation product using an international brand. Which ministry Ahmad should
refer his case?
A. Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-operative and Consumerism.
B. Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
C. Ministry of Home Affairs.
D. Ministry of Finance.
G.
36) Who is head for the judiciary?
A. Chief justice.
C. Chief secretary of state.
B. Prime Minister.
D. Speaker of the parliament.
E.
37) What are the duties of Election Commissioner (SPR)?
I.
Handling the process of an election within a political party.
II.
Handling the process of delineation of electoral boundary.
III.
Handling the process of general election and by-election.
IV.
Handling the process of registration of electorate.
A. I and II only.
B. I and III only.
E.

C. I, II and III only.

D. II, III and IV only.

38) A cabinet minister is appointed by the _____ upon the advice from the ______.
A. Prime Minister...Menteri Besar.
B. Prime Minister...Yang di Pertuan Agong.
C. Yang di Pertuan Agong... Prime Minister.
D. Yang di Pertuan Agong...Dato Bendahara.
F.
39) What are the reasons for a by-election?
I. The MP / assemblyman resign.
II. The MP / assemblyman passed away.
III. The MP / assemblyman declared insane.
IV. The MP / assemblyman are chosen to become an ambassador.
G.
A. I and II only.
B. II and III only.

C. I, II and III only.

D. II, III and IV only.

E.
40) At the state level, the executive is known as...
A. Cabinet.
B. Board of director.

C. Executive council.
D. Board of governor.

E.