A quiz about Singapore's 1859 Botanic Gardens. It has an extensive range of plant species that are equivalent to the entire North American continent! And also the Spice Garden at Fort Canning. You have 30 min to answer all questions.
Rain Tree
Cannon Ball Tree
Tiger Orchids
Spice plants such as cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, pepper and ginger
Cannon Ball Tree
Monkey Pot Tree
Rain Tree
Tembusu Tree
Salt
Sugar
Chocolates
Soap
If there is a drop in humidity, the leaves will fold and close.
If the sky is overcast.
At sunset, the leaves will fold and assume a drooping 'sleep' position.
All of the above options are true.
Rain tree
Double Coconut
Kapok tree
Jelutong tree
Orchid experimentation and planting
The development of the rubber industry
The building and construction of an orchid garden
The construction of the Eco-Lake
1981
1888
1893
1875
1 metre long
2 metres long
3 metres long
4 metres long
Yuen-Peng McNiece Bromeliad House
The Burkhill Hall
VIP Orchid Garden
Tan Hoon Siang Mist House
Bamboo orchid
Double Coconut
Pigeon orchid
Nibung palm
Papua New Guinea
Australia
Sumatra
The Spice Islands
As a mild laxative
As an antispetic for toothaches
As an aphrodisiac
To relieve disorders, rheumatism and flatulence
For the treatment of rheumatism
As a germicide
As a tonic for childbirth
In the production of cigarettes
Tamarind
Cinnamon
Keluak
Clove
Nutmeg
Clove
Cinnamon
Kayu Manis
Could cleanse the kidneys
Is good as a tonic after childbirth
Has a reputation for strengthening the liver and lung
Is good for the treatment of ear-ache
Steak sauces
Tomato sauces
Fish sauces
Apple sauces
Cinnamon
Pokok assam Gelugor
Sukun
Pandan leaves
As dye
As flavouring in chicken rice and nasi lemak, and in delicacies
To deter cockroaches from nesting
Al of the above
Sireh
Nutmeg or Pokok Pala
Clove or Cengkih
Pokok Kepayang or Keluak