Geography Of Singapore Quiz

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What is Singapore's highest natural point?
- Bukit Timah Hill
- The Johar
- The JOOK
- The Mukit Jimah Hill

About This Quiz

So, where is Singapore? Well, it is one of South East Asia's most dynamic countries. It's a city-state known to have quite a low crime rate, known to be one of Asia's richest and cleanest countries. Its people are prosperous, and it is a country in between Asian culture and the West. What do you know about Singapore's geography? Take See morethis quiz and find out now!

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What is one of Singapore's most popular tourist attractions?
- The Buddha Statue
- The Panda
- Gardens by the Bay
- The food
Correct Answer

A. Gardens by the Bay

Explanation

Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore's most popular tourist attractions because of its stunning and unique features. The gardens offer a breathtaking display of flora and fauna, including the iconic Supertrees that are a marvel to behold. Visitors can explore the different themed gardens, such as the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, which showcase a diverse range of plant species from around the world. The Gardens by the Bay also hosts various events and exhibitions, making it a vibrant and dynamic destination for tourists.

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What is Singapore's best known Botanic Garden?
- Singapore Botanics
- The Singapore Botanic Gardens
- The Singapore Natural Gardens
- The Singapore Gardens
Correct Answer

A. The Singapore Botanic Gardens

Explanation

The correct answer is The Singapore Botanic Gardens. This is Singapore's best known Botanic Garden because it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has a rich history dating back to 1859. It is also home to a diverse collection of plants, including a world-renowned orchid garden. The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a popular attraction for both locals and tourists, offering a peaceful and beautiful oasis in the heart of the city.

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What time zone does Singapore follow?
- GMT +8
- GMT +6
- GMT +4
- GMT +10
Correct Answer

A. GMT +8

Explanation

Singapore follows GMT +8 as its time zone. This means that Singapore is 8 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). This time zone is commonly known as Singapore Standard Time (SST). It is used throughout the year and does not observe daylight saving time.

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What's the average temperature in Singapore?
- 22°C
- 38°C
- 35°C to 38°C
- 25°C to 35 °C
Correct Answer

A. 25°C to 35 °C
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What's Singapore's climate?
- Cold
- Tempered
- A tropical rainforest climate
- Equatorial
Correct Answer

A. A tropical rainforest climate

Explanation

Singapore has a tropical rainforest climate. This means that the country experiences high temperatures and humidity throughout the year. It is characterized by consistent rainfall, with no distinct dry season. The climate is influenced by its location near the equator, resulting in a warm and wet environment. This type of climate supports the growth of lush vegetation and diverse wildlife.

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How many islands make up the city state of Singapore?
- 58
- 60
- 61
- 64
Correct Answer

A. 64

Explanation

Singapore is made up of 64 islands. This includes the main island, which is also called Singapore, and 64 smaller islands. The city state of Singapore is known for its urban development and modern infrastructure, despite its limited land area. The presence of multiple islands allows for various recreational activities such as beach visits and water sports, contributing to the city's vibrant and diverse lifestyle.

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When is the monsoon season in Singapore?
- From November to January
- From May to July
- From November to February
- From December to January
Correct Answer

A. From November to January

Explanation

The monsoon season in Singapore occurs from November to January. During this time, Singapore experiences heavy rainfall and strong winds. This is due to the northeast monsoon, which brings moisture from the South China Sea and causes frequent showers and thunderstorms. The monsoon season is an important period for Singapore as it helps to replenish water sources and cool down the tropical climate.

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What is Singapore's main island?
- Bukit
- Jurong
- Pulau Ujong
- Ilong
Correct Answer

A. Pulau Ujong

Explanation

Pulau Ujong is the correct answer because it is the main island of Singapore. Pulau Ujong, also known as Singapore Island, is the largest and most populous island in Singapore. It is where the majority of the country's population resides and where the capital city, Singapore, is located.

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How much forest did Singapore lose due to its urbanisation?
- 95%
- 87%
- 80%
- 72%
Correct Answer

A. 95%

Explanation

Singapore lost 95% of its forest due to urbanization. This means that the majority of the forested areas in Singapore have been cleared or replaced with urban infrastructure and development. The rapid urbanization and industrialization of Singapore have led to the significant loss of natural habitats and green spaces, making it one of the most urbanized countries in the world. This loss of forested areas has had a significant impact on the local ecosystem and biodiversity.

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