Ex-Malaysian PM Given 12-Year Prison Sentence On Corruption Charges

Najib Razak was sentenced to 12 years in prison for his involvement in the 1MDB scandal, where $4.5 billion was stolen from a Malaysian state fund. He was found guilty of abuse of power and money laundering. Despite his conviction, Najib maintains his innocence and is allowed to stay at home during his appeal, which is expected to conclude in a year. The trial is the first of several corruption cases involving Najib's family and associates, with some funds allegedly used for luxury purchases and film financing.

What was the primary purpose of the state investment fund from which Najib was accused of embezzling money?

• To invest in foreign stocks

• To finance international films

• To rebuild Malaysia's economy

• To support local businesses

How many counts of money laundering was Najib found guilty of?

• Nine

• One

• Six

• Three

What condition was imposed on Najib while he remains at home during his appeal?

• He is not allowed to leave the country

• He must report to court weekly

• He must check in with police twice a month

• He must wear an ankle monitor

Which film was partially financed using the embezzled funds?

• Inception

• The Wolf of Wall Street

• Avatar

• Titanic

What luxury item was purchased with the embezzled funds?

• A private jet

• A $250 million yacht

• A luxury mansion

• A fleet of sports cars