This quiz aims to test students on their knowledge about the Maria Hertogh riot in 1950.
Chinese and Europeans
Malays and Europeans
Dutch and Europeans
A custody battle between Maria’s biological and adopted parents
The marriage of Maria to a Malay
The ill-treatment of Maria by her adopted parents
When Maria was placed in a Catholic convent
When Maria was adopted by Che Aminah
When the judge dismissed Che Aminah’s appeal for Maria’s custody
11 December 1950
11 December 1951
11 December 1952
All citizens in Singapore are not allowed to marry Europeans.
Those who started any riots in future would be jailed for a minimum of 5 years.
It is an offence to incite religious and racial hatred.
Her biological parents did not want her and gave her away.
Her biological parents were imprisoned during World War II.
Her biological parents were killed during World War II.
They felt that the British were taking sides with the Dutch.
The Europeans mocked them after the case was closed.
They felt that the British did not look into the case thoroughly and made decisions hastily.
173 killed, 18 injured
18 killled, 173 injured
178 killed, 13 injured
13 killed, 178 injured.
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