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TEKNOLOGI

PETRONAS

COURSE

DATE

TIME

MPW213

-

MALAYSIAN

STUDIES

5th

JANUARY 2015

(MONDAY)

2.30

PM

-

5.30

PM

(3

hours)

INSTRUCTIONS

TO

CANDIDATES

SECTION

A

SECTION

B

:

Answer

ALL

questions

in

the OMR

sheet.

: 1.

Answer ALL

questions

from

this

Question

Booklet.

2.

Begin

EACH

answer

on

a

new

page

in

the

Answer

Booklet

given.

3.

lndicate

clearly

answers

that are cancelled,

if

any.

4.

Where

applicable,

clearly indicate

steps

taken

in arriving

at

the

solutions and

state

ALL

assumptions,

if any.

5. Do

not open

this

Question

Booklet

until

instructed.

There

are

TWENTY

FIVE

(25)

printed

pages

including the cover

page.

FINAL

EXAMINATION

SEPTEMBER

2014

SEMESTER

Note

:

Unj-versiti Teknologi

PETRoNAS



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SECTION A

[60

MARKS]

Answer

ALL

questions

in

the OMR

sheet.

1.

Why

is the Mesolithic

Culture

in

the Malay

region equated with the

Hoabinhian

culture

in

Vietnam?

A.

Because

this

culture was

founded

by

Vietnamese

from

the

Hoabinhian

culture.

B.

Because

the tools

used

in

Mesolithic culture

was

brought in

from

Vietnam.

C. Because

tools used

by

the

two cultures resembled each

other.

D.

Because

the Mesolithic

settlement

is located

closer

to Hoabinhian

culture

in Vietnam.

2.

Settlements

of

the

Metal

Age

have been

found

in

A. Sungai

Lang

(Selangor)

and Niah

Caves

(Sarawak).

B.

Batu Buruk

(Trengganu)

and Gua

Cha

(Kelantan).

C. Jenderam

Hilir

(

Selangor)

and Gua Kecil

(Pahang).

D.

Sungai Lang

(Selangor)

and

Batu

Buruk

(Trengganu).



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3.

Srivijaya,

a

7th

century

l\4alay

empire

baseC

in

Sumatera

was,"^¿e

known

asa

A.

centre

of lslamic

learning.

B,

paper

manufacturing

centre.

C.

pepper

and

cinnamon

producing

area.

D.

centre

of Buddhism

and

Sanskrit

language.

4-

in

Kedah

became

a

direction

guide

to

ships sairing

through

the

lndian

Ocean

in

the

5th

century

AD.

A.

Gunung

Jerai

B.

Gunung

Tahan

C.

Gunung

Ledang

D.

Gunung

Semanggul

5.

What

is

the name

of

the

eariiest

kingdom

in

Kedah?

A.

Patani

B.

Tun

Sun

C.

Tan -

Tan

D.

Lembah

Bujang

6.

All

the factot's

belo'¡,,

ccntributed

tc

the

emergence

cf

Malacca

as

a

leading

trading

center

and

a

great

empire

during

the 15th

century

EXCEpT

A.

Strategic

Location

B.

Bendahara

Tun

perak

C.

Capable

Sultan

as

leaders

D. Diplomatic

relations

with

lndia.



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7.

During

its

golden

age

in

the

1sth

century, Melaka's

fame

spread

throughout

the

world

for

the

following

reasons

EXCEPT

for being

A.

a

centre for the

spread,

education,

and

practice

Hindu-Buddhism.

B.

a centre

of

world

commerce

with

traders

from East and West

and

Malay Archipelago.

C. a

strong

empire,

especially

in its

strong

and

well

organized

government

and military

prowess.

D.

a

centre for

the

spread

of

knowledge

that

included

language,

culture

and literature.

8,

During

the reign

of

which

Sultan,

Malacca

become

a

great

empire

controlling

both sides

of

the

Straits of

Malacca?

A.

Sultan

Mansur

Syah

B,

Sultan

Mahmud

Syah

C.

Sultan Muzaffar

Syah

D.

Sultan

Muhammad

Syah

9. The

Malay World

was

divided into

two

parts,

currently

known

as

Malaysia

and

lndonesia.

lf

it were

not for

this Treaty,

these two countries could

possibly

have remained

as

one.

What is

the

treaty

referred to in

the

statement?

A.

London

Treaty

B.

Pangkor

Treaty

C" Bangkok

Treaty

D.

Anglo-Dutch

Treaty



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10.

Several factors

encouraged

Brunei, Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore to

unite

with

iìvìalaya

to

form

Malaysia.

Whieh are the

foilowing

are the

faetors

which acted as incentives

for the formation

of

Malaysia?

l.

To

obtain independence

from

the

British.

ll.

To

enhance

socio-economic

development.

Ill. To

strengthen

the

wall

of defense against

the communist threat.

IV.

To

benefit

from

Malaysia's experience

in the area of

international

relations.

A. l, ll

B. ll,l\/

c. l, ll, lll

D.

I,

il,

IV

11.

The signing of the Pangkor Treaty

in

1874

formalized

A.

the coming of

the

Portuguese.

B. Dutch

influenee

over

Malacea.

C. British

intervention

into

the Malay

states.

D.

the

arrival of

Queen

Vietoria

at

Pangkor

lsland.

12.

Which

of the following

is

NOT

true

of

the

Japanese

invasion

of Malaysia?

A. The

Japanese

attacked

from

the east

and west.

B.

The

Japanese

took

only 70

days

to

achieve

victory.

C.

The

Japanese

were equipped

with

better firearms

D. The

Japanese

were

lead

by

capable

and

strong

leaders.



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13.

Japan captured

the

Malay Peninsula

from

the

British

in

1942.

lt

was

an

easy

victory

because

I the fighting

spirit of the

Japanese

soldiers

who

did

not surrender

easily.

ll

the

British

wrongly assumed

that the

Japanese troops

would

attack

from

the South,

though

Singapore.

ll the sinking of

two

British Warship,

the

Prince of

Wales

and the

Repulse

in

the

water

East of the Malay Peninsula.

lV

preparations

and combat tactics

of

the

Japanese

Army were

well

planned

before

the

invasion.

A. l, ll

and

lll

B. l, ll

and lV

C. ll, lll

and

lV

D.

All of

the above

was

a historical

figure in the resistance

in Sabah.

A.

Rentap

B. Antanum

C. Banting

D.

Penghulu

Asun

14"



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15.

Kesatuan

Melayu

Muda

(KMM)

was formed

in August

1g3g

by a

group

of

Malays

who went

through

malay

education

and we¡'e

influeneeci

by

the

nationalist

movement

in

lndonesia.

The

leader

of

the

KMM

was

A.

Abdul

Rahim

Kajai

B.

lbrahim

HajiYaakob

C.

Mohamad

Eunos

Abdullah

D.

Tengku

lsmailTengku

Mohd

yasin

16.

During

the

announcement

of

the formation

of

Malaysia

by Tunku

Abdul

Rahman,

the following

regions

were

stíll

under

the

patronage

and rule

of

the

British

EXCEPT

A.

Sarawak

B.

Malaya

C.

Brunei

D.

Sabah

17

'

The

one country

that

did

not

oppose

to the

formation

of

Malaysia

in

1g63

was

A,

Singapore

B.

Brunei

C.

lndonesia

D.

Philippines



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18.

Question

18 is based

on

the

information

given

in TABLE

Q18

below:

TABLE

Q18

DatoMaharajalela

Perak

Dol

Said

Naning

Abdul

Rahman

Limbong Terengganu

Mat Salleh

X

Based

on

the

above

Table

Q18,

what is

represented by X?

A. Pahang

B. Kelantan

C.

Sarawak

D.

Sabah

19.

How

did

our

country

benefit

in

some

aspect

from

the

Japanese

occupation?

t.

il"

ilt.

tv.

ïhe

Japanese

encouraged

the

development

of

nationalism.

The

Japanese

applied

'divide

and

rule

policy'

among the

people.

The

paramilitary

force, PETA

enabled

the

local

people

to

gain

experience

in civil service.

KRIS

was

founded

by

lbrahim

Haji Yaccob

to instill

patriotism

among

the

Malays.

l,lll

and lV

l, ll

and

lll

l,ll andlV

ll

,

lll

and

lV

A.

B.

C.

D-



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2A.

All

the following

were

reasons

to form

Malayan

Union

1946

EXCEPT

A.

to

reduce

the

powers

of the Sultan.

B.

to

lower

the

administrative

cost.

C.

to achieve

uniformity

in

administration.

D.

to

enhance

economic

development.

21.

Events lísted below in TABLE

e21

were

related

to

Russia

-

Japan

War

Young

Turkish

Movement

lndonesian

Nationalist

Movement

A.

The

rise

of anti-British

in

Malaya

B.

The

rise

of

Malay nationalism

C.

The

rise

of

movement

against

the

Malay

rulers

D.

The

establishment

of

potitical

parties

in China



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22.

Based

on information

in

TABLE

Q22,

which

organization

suggested

all

the

below?

TABLE

Q22

.

The

Malay language

would

be

the

official language

of

the

country.

"

The

national

flag

would

contain the

national

colours

of

the

Malay

people.

.

Foreign

Relations

and

Defense

would

be

jointly

shouldered by

Malaya

and

the

British

government.

The

term

'Malay'

would

be used

to

describe

the

nationality of

the

people

of

Malaya.

A.

All-Malaya

Council

of Joint

Action

(AMCJA)

B.

Malayan

Chinese

Association

(MCA)

C.

National

United Malay

Organisation

(UMNO)

D.

Pusat

Tenaga

Rakyat

(PUTERA)

23. The

British

officer who was

given

the task of obtaining the signatures

of

the Malay

Sultans

and

their

approval

to

form

the

Malayan

Union

was

A.

Sir

Edwards

Gent

B.

Sir

Cecil

Clementi

C.

Sir Gerald Templer

D.

Sir

Harold

MacMicheal

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24.

What was

the

principle

reason

for

Dato

Onn

Bin

Jaafar

to change

the

principle

of

struggle

from

Malaya

for

ir/lalays

to Malaya

for

Malayans?

A.

To

gain

personal

power.

B.

To

gain

more

support

from

other races.

C. To

become

a

stronger

and

established

party.

D.

To

unify

and

integrate

the

various

races

in

Malaya for

independence.

25.

what

was

the

major

plan

taken

to

paralyze

the communist

party

of

Malaya?

A.

Star

Plan

B.

Briggs

Plan

C.

Brick

Plan

D.

First

Malaya Plan

26.

The

Malayan

Emergency

was declared

over in

the

year

11



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27. Choose

the

INCORRECT

statement

about

the Cobbold

Commission.

A,

It

was

led by

Lord

Cobbold

B. To

form or

legislate

the

Federation

of

Malaysia Constitution

C. The

Purpose

of

its

formation

was

to survey

the

opinions

of the

residents

of

Sabah

and

Sarawak

D.

80

per

cent of

the

Sabah and

Sarawak residents

had

supported

the

formation

of

Malaysia

28.

The

Brunei

People's

Party under

the

leadership of

A.M Azhari

had opposed

to

proposal

of the

formation of

Malaysia

as

it

wished

to

A. form a republic

country.

B.

sustain

British rule in

Brunei.

C.

gain

its own independence.

D.

form a

North Kalimantan

government consisting of

Brunei,

Sabah

and Sarawak.

29"

The

Hokkien Chinese community

who

migrated to

this

country

often

focused

on

activities.

A.

mining

B.

crafting

C. trading

D.

farming

12





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32.

The

government

can

revoke

the

citizenship

status

of

a

person

if

l.

he/she

possesses

more

than

one

citizenship.

ll. he/she

is

involved in a

riot

against

the

government.

lll.

helshe

is

disloyal

to

the

country.

lV.

he/she has

made false statements

at

the time

of

application

for

citizenship,

A.

I

,

ll and

lll

B.

I

,

lll

and

lV

C.

lll,

lV and

V

D. ll

,

lll

and

lV

33.

The following are

the

features of

an

ideal

democracy

EXCEPT

A. free speech

B.

meaningful

election

e

.

majority rule

D. control

of

press

34.

Among these,

who

has

the

power

to dismiss the

Parliament?

A.

The

Sultan

B. The

Royal Court

C.

The Prime Minister

D.

The

yang

Di-Pertuan

Agong

(YDPA)

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35.

Which

of the

following

are

the

duties

of

His Royal

Highness

Yang

Di

rì¡-1..^^

^

^^^^

/\-/ññ

^

\ô

r-ct

Lucil

t ¡\gu¡¡ J

\t

ur11,)r

l.

Election of Prime

Minister.

ll.

Election

of

Cabinet

Members.

lll.

Calls

parliamentaryproceedings.

lV.

Calls

for

Council

Rulers

Meeting.

A. I only.

B.

l, ll

and

lll

only.

C. l, lll

and

lV only.

.

D.

ll, lll

and

lV only.

36.

How

do

judges

get

appointed?

A.

Judges

are appointed

by

The

Yang

Di

pertuan

Agong

(yDpA).

B.

Judges

are

appointed

by the

Agong

on

the

advice

of

the

prime

Minister

after consultating

with

the

Council

of Rulers.

C.

Judges

are

appointed

by

the Agong

after seeking

advice

from

the

Prime

Minister.

D,

Judges

are

appointed

by

the

Prime

Minister

after consultating

the

Coucil

of Rulers

(Majlis

Raja

raja).

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37. The

purpose

of the

introduction of

the

power

segregation doctrine

is

to

I

avoid the centralization

of

power

by

certain

parties.

ll avoid dictatorship

rule.

lll

prevent

the

opposition of

the

public

towards

the

ruler.

lV standardize

the

country's

administration.

A.

I and ll

B.

l,

ll

and lll

C. l,

lf and lV

D.

All

of

the

above

38.

Which of the following

statement

is NOT

true

about

the

parliament?

A.

The

Partiament does not have

any power

in

drafting

new

laws.

B.

Members

of the

Parliament

are

chosen

by the

people

through

election.

B"

The

Parliament

comprises

the YDPA, the Senate

and the

House

of

Representatives.

C.

The Parliament

symbolizes

the

existence

of

Parliamentary

democracy in

Malaysia.

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39.

Who

is

the

chief

of the

government

civil

service?

A.

Prime

Minister

B.

Human

Resources

Minister

C.

Home

Affairs

Minister

D,

Chief

Secretary

40.

What

is

the

council

that

advises

the

King

about

matters

pertinent

to lslam?

A.

The lslamic

Council

B,

The

Conference

of Rulers

C.

The

lslamic

Affairs

National

Council

D,

The

Malay

Custom

and

ceremony

Council

41.

The

following

statements

are

true

about

the

basic

freedom

of

the

Malaysian

citizens

EXCEpT

A'

a

person

who

is

arrested

must

be

informed

the

reason

of

the

arrest.

B,

a

person

who

arrested

under

lnternal

security

Act

(lsA)

is

allowed

to

appoint

lawyer.

c.

a

person

cannot

be

exiled

except

according

to

the law

of

the

country.

D.

a

person

is

allowed

to

speak,

assemble

and

form

an

association.

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42. All

the

following

are true

about

Constitutional

Monarch

EXCEPT

A.

the

King

can

interpret

the

constitution

B.

the

King act on

the

advice

of

the

Prime

Minister

C. the King's

position

is

instituted

in

the constitution

D.

the

King

is

the

head of

the

eountry

43.

The

Malaysian privatization

policy

was

introduced under

the

Fourth

Malaysia

Plan.

What is

the

main

goal

of

this

policy?

A. To attract

foreign

investors

B. To own

foreign

companies

in this

country

C.

To

reduce

the

government's

financial

and

administrative

burden

D.

To

create

cooperation

between

the

public

and

the

private

sectors

44. Part

of

the reason

of

the

privatization policy

introduced

by

the

government

is

to

A. achieve

Vision 2020.

B.

improve

efficiency and

productivity.

C. eradicate

poverty

among

poor

families.

D.

foster

close relationship

between traders.

18



45.

National

development

refers

ts

the

A.

government's

effort

to develop

the

nation.

B.

projects

undertaken by

the

goverRmeRt

to

uplift

society.

C.

government's

effort to

uplift society and

nation from

backwardness

to

advancement

and

prosperity.

D.

government's

effort

to

bring about

policies

to develop

the nation.

46.

The

following

are the

components

of

Malaysian

Parliament

EXCEPT

A.

YDPA,

B.

Cabinet.

C.

Dewan

Negara.

D.

DewanRakyat.

47.

What

is

the

type of

court

that consist

of

Federal

Court

and

High Court?

A.

Higher

Court

B.

Lower

Court

C.

Special

Court

D.

Session

Court

19



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48. Which

of the following

are

the main

aims

of

the

introduction

of

DEB

(New

Economic

Policy, 197

1 -1990)?

l.

Abolishing

poverty

ll,

Restructuring

the

community

lll.

Creating

unity among

the

different

races

lV.

Advancing

the

heavy industrial

sector

A.

land

ll

B.

l, ll

and

lll

C.

ll, lll

and

lll

D.

All

of

the

above

49.

Policy

X was introduce

in

line

with

2nd

Malaysia

Plan

to Stn

Malaysia

Plan.

Which

of

the

following

refers

to X?

A.

New

Economic

Policy.

B.

National

Economic Policy.

C. National

lndustrialization

Policy.

D.

National

Economic

Policy.

50.

To

make

administration

easier

and

prevent

the

races

from uniting,

the

Bríiish

introduced

the

policy.

A.

'unite

and

rule'

B.

'divide

and

rule'

C.

'group

and

rule'

D.

'organíze

and

rule'

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51.

Which

project

had

to

be

put

on hold

in 1997

during

the

currency

crisis in

ñt-t--.^:^ñ

tvt¿itilysta

/

A.

The

MSC

Project

B.

The

Bakun

Project

C"

The

Putrajaya

Project

D.

The

North

-

South

Highway

project

52.

Which

of

the

following

factors

will

enable

Malaysia

to

become

a

New

lndustrial

Nation?

l.

The

eneouraging

inflow

of

foreign

capital.

ll.

The

expansion

of

export

of

Malaysian

made

goods.

lll.

lncrease

in

the

productivity

of

the

main

commodities.

lV.

lncrease

in

the

production

of

crude

petroleum.

A.

I

and

ll

B.

ll

and

llt

C,

lll

and

IV

D.

|

,

ll and

lll

53.

The

following

are

the

objectives

to

be

achieved

in

the

National

Cultural

Policy EXCEPT

A.

strengthening

the

unity

of

the

nation.

B.

nurturing

and

preserving

the

national

character.

c.

enriching

and

enhancing

the

quality

of

human life

and

spiritual

well-

being.

D.

preventing

the

mixing

of

cultures

of

various

ethnic

groups.

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54.

What

is

the meaning of

'National

lntegration'?

A.

A

process

of uniting various

groups

in

the

society

through

common

identity by

putting

aside major

differences

but at the same

time

not

ignoring

the

original

identity of

each

group.

B. A

process

of uniting various

groups

in Malaysia

through

language,

religion, and

tradition.

e.

A

process

of bringing together

all the

different

races to

achieve

government's

objectives.

D. A

process

of

uniting

Malaysians

through

intermarriages

and

religion.

55,

How many

challenges

have been outlined

in

Vision

2020?

A.

Seven

B.

Nine

C,

Eight

D. Ten

56.

"

Malaysian

officers

were sent

to Korea

and Japan"

Which

of

the

following

policy

best

suit

the

statement above?

A.

Look East

Policy.

B.

Vision

2020.

C.

National

Development

Policy.

D.

Malaysia lncorporated

Policy.

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57.

The

organization

consists

of

Malaysia,

lndonesia,

singapore,

philippines,

Thailand,

Brunei,

Laos,

Vietnanr,

Myanmar

and cambocjia

is known

as

58.

Malaysia's

foreign

policy

has

placed

an

emphasis

on

these

following

principles,

EXCEPT

A.

neutral

poliey.

B.

cooperative

policy.

C.

aggressive

policy.

D.

the

Western

Double

Standard

policy.

59.

which

of the

following

is

Nor

the

most

important

aspect

of

the

formulation

of

Malaysia's

foreign policy.

A.

The

needs

of

the

country

B.

To maintain

the

country's

security

C.

Economic and trade cooperation

D.

Cooperation

in

weapon

building

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TABLE

Q6O

"...ASEAN

will

be

established under

the

Y Declaration."

(Extracted

speech

from

Presídent

of

the

Philippines,

1967)

Based

on statement on

TABLE

Q60,

Which

of the

foflowing

statement refers

to Y?

A.

Kuala Lumpur Declaration.

B.

Philippines Declaration.

C. Langkawi

Declaration.

D. Bangkok

Declaration



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SECTION B

[40

lr,fiARKS]

Answer

ALL

questions

in

the

answer

booklet.

1-

"ASEAN

is

an

active

organisation

in

the

south East

Asia

region".

Justify

your

stand

regarding

this statement

by

providing

relevant

arguments

and

examples.

2.

The

Federation

of Malaysia

that

was

formed

on

16

september

1g63

comprised

of

Malaya,

Singapore,

Sabah,

and

Sarawak.

Evaluate

the

factors

that

contributed

towards

formation

of

the

Federation

of Malaysia.

[20

Marksl

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OF

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SECTION

A

[60

MARKSI

Answer

ALL

questions

in

the

OMR

sheet.

1.

Why is the

Mesolithic

Culture in

the Malay region

equated

with the

Hoabinhian

culture

in

Vietnam?

A. Because

this culture

was founded

by

Vietnamese from

the

Hoabinhian

culture.

B.

Because

the tools

used

in

Mesolithic

culture

was

brought in

from

Vietnam.

C. Because

tools

used

by

the two cultures resembled

each

other.

D. Because

the

Mesolithic

settlement is located

closer

to

Hoabinhian

culture in Vietnam.

2.

Settlements

of

the

Metal

Age

have

been

found

in

A.

Sungai Lang

(Selangor)

and

Niah

Caves

(Sarawak).

B. Batu Buruk

(Trengganu)

and Gua Cha

(Kelantan).

C.

Jenderam Hilir

(

Selangor)

and Gua Kecil

(Pahang).

D.

Sungai Lang

(Selangor)

and Batu

Buruk

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7. During

its

golden

age

in

the

1sth

century, Melaka's

fame

spread

throughout

the world for

the

following

reasons EXCEPT

for being

A.

a centre for

the spread,

education, and

practice

Hindu-Buddhism.

B.

a centre of world

commerce with

traders

from

East and

West

and

Malay Archipelago.

C. a

strong

empire, especially

in

its

strong and

well organized

government

and military

prowess.

D. a

centre

for

the

spread

of knowledge

that

included language,

culture

and literature.

8. During

the

reign

of

which

Sultan,

Malacca

become

a

great

empire

controlling

both

sides of

the

Straits

of

Malacca?

A.

Sultan

Mansur

Syah

B.

Sultan Mahmud

Syah

C.

Sultan

Muzaffar

Syah

D.

Sultan

Muhammad

Syah

9.

The

Malay

World

was

divided into

two

parts,

currently

known

as

Malaysia

and

lndonesia.

lf it were not

for this Treaty,

these

two

countries could

possibly

have remained

as

one. What

is the

treaty

referred

to

in

the

statement?

A.

London

Treaty

B.

Pangkor

Treaty

C.

Bangkok

Treaty

D.

Añglo-Dutch

Treaty



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13.

Japan captured

the

Malay Peninsula

from the British

in 1942.

lt was

an

easy

victory

because

I

the

fighting

spirit

of

the Japanese soldiers who

did

not

surrender

easily.

ll

the

British

wrongly

assumed

that the

Japanese troops

would

attack

from

the

South,

though

Singapore.

ll

the sinking

of two British Warship,

the

Prince of

Wales and

the

Repulse

in

the

water

East

of the Malay Peninsula.

lV

preparations

and

combat

tactics

of

the

Japanese

Army were

well

planned

before

the

invasion.

A.

l, ll

and

lll

B. l, ll and lV

C. ll, lll

and

lV

D.

All

of

the

above

was

a

historical

figure in

the

resistance

in

Sabah.

A.

Rentap

B. Antanum

C.

Banting

D.

Penghulu

Asun

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18.

Question

18

is based

on

the

information

given

in

TABLE

Q18

below:

TABLE

Q18

DatoMaharajalela Perak

Dol

Said Naning

Abdul

Rahman Limbong

Terengganu

Mat Salleh

X

Based

on

the

above

Table

Q18,

what is

represented

by X?

A.

B.

c.

D.

Pahang

Kelantan

Sarawak

Sabah

The Japanese

encouraged

the development of

nationalism.

The

Japanese applied

'divide

and

rule

policy'among

the

people,

The

paramilitary

force, PETA

enabled

the

local

people

to

gain

experience

in civil

service.

KRIS

was

founded

by

lbrahim

Haji Yaccob to instill

patriotism

among

the

Malays.

l,lll

and lV

l, ll

and

lll

l,ll

andlV

ll

,

lll and lV

19.

How

did

our

country benefit

in

some

aspect

from

the

Japanese

occupation?

t.

il.

ilt.

tv.

A.

B.

c.

D.



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22. Based

on

information

in

TABLE

Q22,

which

organization

suggested

all the

below?

TABLE

Q22

¡

The

Malay language

would

be

the official

language of the

country.

o

The

national flag

would

contain

the

national colours of

the

Malay

people.

.

Foreign

Relations

and

Defense

would

be

jointly

shouldered

by Malaya

and

the

British

government.

.

The

term

'Malay'

would

be used

to

describe

the

nationality

of the

people

of

Malaya.

A.

All-Malaya

Council of Joint

Action

(AMCJA)

B. Malayan

Chinese

Association

(MCA)

C. National

United

Malay

Organisation

(UMNO)

D.

Pusat

Tenaga

Rakyat

(PUTERA)

23. The British officer who was

given

the task of obtaining the

signatures

of

the

Malay

Sultans and their

approval

to

form

the Malayan

Union

WAS

A. Sir

Edwards Gent

B.

Sir Cecil

Clementi

C. Sir

Gerald

Templer

D.

Sir Harold

MacMicheal

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27. Choose

the

INCORRECT

statement

about

the

Cobbold

Commission.

A.

lt

was

led by Lord

Cobbold

B. To form or legislate the Federation

of

Malaysia Constitution

C.

The

Purpose

of its

formation

was

to survey

the

opinions

of

the

residents of Sabah

and

Sarawak

D. 80

per

cent of

the

Sabah and

Sarawak

residents

had

supported

the

formation of

Malaysia

28.

The Brunei People's

Party

under

the

leadership

of

A.M

Azhari

had opposed

to

proposal

of the formation

of

Malaysia

as it

wished

to

A. form

a

republic

country.

B.

sustain British rule in Brunei.

C.

gain

its

own

independence.

D. form

a

North

Kalimantan

government

consisting

of

Brunei, Sabah

and

Sarawak.

29. The

Hokkien

Chinese community

who

migrated

to

this country often

focused on

activities.

A.

mining

B.

crafting

C.

trading

D.

farming

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32. The

government

can

revoke

the

citizenship

status

of a

person

if

l.

he/she

possesses

more than one

citizenship.

ll. he/she

is

involved

in

a

riot

against the

government.

lll.

he/she is

disloyal to the country.

lV. he/she

has

made false statements

at the

time

of application

for

citizenship.

A. I

,

ll

and

lll

B.

I ,

lll

and lV

C.

lll,

lV

and

V

D.

ll

,

lll

and

lV

33.

The

following are

the

features

of an

ideal

democracy

EXCEPT

A. free

speech

B.

meaningful

election

C.

majority rule

D.

control

of

press

34.

Among

these,

who

has

the

power

to

dismiss

the

Parliament?

A.

The

Sultan

B.

The

Royal

Court

C. The Prime

Minister

D.

The

yang

Di-Pertuan

Agong

(YDPA)

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37. The

purpose

of the

introduction

of

the

power

segregation

doctrine

is

to

I

avoid the

centralization of

power

by certain

parties.

ll

avoid dictatorship

rule.

lll

prevent

the

opposition

of

the

public

towards

the

ruler.

lV

standardize the country's

administration.

A.

I

and

ll

B.

l, ll

and lll

C. l, ll

and

lV

D.

All

of

the

above

38.

Which

of

the

following

statement

is

NOT

true

about the

parliament?

A, The

Parliament

does

not

have any

power

in

drafting

new

laws.

B.

Members

of the Parliament

are

chosen

by the

people

through

election.

B.

The Parliament

comprises

the

YDPA,

the Senate and the

House

of

Representatives.

C. The

Parliament

symbolizes

the existence of

Parliamentary

democracy in

Malaysia.

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42. All the following are

true about Constitutional

Monarch

EXCEPT

A.

the

King

can

interpret

the

constitution

B.

the

King

act on the

advice

of the

Prime Minister

C. the King's

position

is instituted

in

the

constitution

D.

the

King is

the

head

of

the

country

43.

The

Malaysian privatization

policy

was

introduced

under

the

Fourth

Malaysia Plan.

What

is

the

main

goal

of this

policy?

A. To

attract

foreign

investors

B. To

own

foreign

companies

in this

country

C. To

reduce

the

government's

financial

and

administrative

burden

D. To create cooperation between

the

public

and the

private

sectors

44.

Part of

the

reason of the

privatization policy

introduced

by the

government

is

to

A.

achieve

Vision 2020.

B.

improve

efficiency

and

productivity.

C. eradicate

poverty

among

poor

families.

D.

foster close

relationship

between traders.

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48.

Which

of the

following

are

the main aims

of

the

introduction

of

DEB

(New

Economic Policy, 197 1-1990)?

L

Abolishing

poverty

ll. Restructuring

the

community

lll.

Creating unity among the different races

lV.

Advancing

the

heavy industrial

sector

A.

land ll

B.

l,

ll

and

lll

C.

ll, lll

and

lll

D. All

of

the

above

49. Policy

X

was introduce in

line

with 2nd Malaysia

Plan

to

5tt' Malaysia

Plan.

Which

of

the

following

refers

to X?

A.

New

EconomicPolicy.

B. National

Economic

Policy.

C. National lndustrialization

Policy.

D.

National

Economic

Policy.

50.

To

make

administration

easier

and

prevent

the

races from uniting, the

Brffish introduced

the

policy.

A.

'unite

and

rule'

B.

'divide

and

rule'

C.

'group

and rule'

D.

'organize

and

rule'

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54.

What is the

meaning of

'National

lntegration'?

A.

A

process

of

uniting

various

groups

in

the

society

through

common

identity by

putting

aside major differences

but at

the

same

time

not

ignoring

the original

identity of each

group.

B.

A

process

of uniting

various

groups

in

Malaysia

through

language,

religion, and tradition.

C.

A

process

of bringing together

all

the different

races to

achieve

government's

objectives.

D.

A

process

of

uniting

Malaysians

through

intermarriages

and

religion.

55. How many

challenges

have been

outlined

in

Vision 2020?

A. Seven

B.

Nine

C. Eight

D. Ten

56.

"

Malaysian

officers

were

sent

to

Korea and Japan"

Which

of

the

following

policy

best suit

the

statement above?

A"

Look

East

Policy.

B. Vision 2020.

C. National

Development

Policy.

D. Malaysia lncorporated

Policy.

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60.

TABLE

Q6O

'...ASEAN

will

be

established

under

the

Y

Declaration."

(Extracted

speech

from

President of

the

Philippines,

1967)

Based

on

statement

on

TABLE

Q60,

Which of

the

following

statement

refers

to

Y?

A.

Kuala

Lumpur

Declaration.

B.

Philippines Declaration.

C.

Langkawi

Declaration.

D,

Bangkok Declaration

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