SINGAPORE BLITZED -

The transcript describes the impact of the war spreading to the Far East, focusing on Singapore. It details the internment of Japanese individuals, their espionage activities, and the first blitz on Singapore by Japanese planes. The bombing caused significant damage and casualties, affecting both the Chinese district and the city center. The aftermath saw efficient response and cleanup efforts, with Singapore preparing for further raids and fighting.

What was the immediate action taken against the Japanese in Singapore at the onset of the war?

• They were sent back to Japan.

• They were given new roles in the military.

• They were allowed to continue their trades.

• They were interned due to suspicions.

What was a common profession among the Japanese in Malaya that raised suspicions?

• Medicine

• Engineering

• Spying

• Teaching

Where did the first bombs fall during the blitz on Singapore?

• In the European district

• In a Chinese district

• In the suburbs

• Near the harbor

Which well-known area in Singapore was hit during the blitz?

• Sentosa Island

• Raffles Square

• Marina Bay

• Orchard Road

How did Singapore respond to the aftermath of the blitz?

• By surrendering to the enemy

• By quickly organizing cleanup efforts

• By evacuating the city

• By calling for international aid