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1 - What did the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI) demolished in 1962?

2 - In 1978, China’s reform and opening up brought out another wave of immigrant, and this new wave of immigrants was dominated by ______. The second generation brought up by the new immigrants has also grown up and excelled in their fields of specialisation.

3 - What is the historical event of The Taiping Rebellion about?

4 - What is the main deity worshipped at the Hong San Temple?

5 - Where did the Teochew traditionally live in the early days of immigration?

6 - What does the bronze statue of Sir Stanford Raffles represent about Singapore’s identity?

7 - After World War II ended, why was there an increase in village schools in Singapore?

8 - In 1927, after the reorganisation of the members of the Sam Kiang Huay Kwan, who can join the association?

9 - After the Marco Polo Bridge Incident on 7 July 1937, China declared a full-scale war of resistance against Japan. On the following year, 10 October, 168 representatives of the Nanyang Overseas Chinese held a general meeting at the ______ auditorium. The meeting decided the establishment of the China Relief Fund, otherwise known as “Nanyang Overseas Chinese General Asociation” for short. Where was the auditorium located at?

10 - In 1967, the Memorial to the Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation was inaugurated. Every year on ______, the SCCCI holds a memorial service in front of the Civilian War Memorial. Through this memorial service, the younger generation is reminded of the tragic days of the Japanese Occupation and the importance of freedom and peace, as well as the importance of national defence. What date was the memorial service held?