Week 13 History 10G1

SOAS III government provided funds of __________ million for the Rancangan Kemajuan Pendidikan (Education Development Plan) from 1954-1960.

• 5 million

• 10 million

• 15 million

• 20 million

His government also provided numerous facilities, such as living allowances, free transport to school children, especially to those living far from school, and free meal schemes. True or False?

• true

• false

The government built the first Malay Secondary School named Sekolah Menengah Melayu Pertama in what year?

• 1960

• 1962

• 1964

• 1966

From 1931, religious education began to be taught as a subject in Malay schools to Year Three and Year Four pupils once a week every _________.

• Monday

• Tuesday

• Wednesday

• Thursday

In 1954, two religious officials from ________ were brought in by SOAS III’s government: Osman bin Mohd Said and Ismail bin Omar Abdul Aziz.

• Kedah

• Johor

• Sarawak

• Saudi Arabia

They found that the religious education classes were too short and religious education as a subject in Malay schools in 1931 was ineffective. Therefore, the two Johor religious officials suggested that pupils have separate _________ primary school in the afternoon/ morning.

• english

• religious

• malay

• dance

In 1956, the government succeeded in erecting _________ religious primary schools by using Malay school buildings in cities and towns.

• seven

• nine

• eleven

• thirteen

Religious classes for adults were also held during the reign of Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien III around ______ to teach the adults on reciting Al-Quran and on religious knowledge.

• 1956

• 1958

• 1960

• 1962

During SOAS III, an Arabic school (later known as Hassanal Bolkiah Boy's Arabic Secondary School) were built started on 1 March 1966 with 46 male students chosen from religious primary schools who passed a special assessment to enter the school. The next year, the Religious (Arabic) Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Damit Secondary School was built for female students and its first intake had _____ students.

• 51

• 61

• 71

• 81

During Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien III’s reign, there were two types of English schools in Brunei: the government English schools and private English schools. Private English schools were run by __________ and Christian missionary.

• Malays

• Chinese

• Indians

• Johor