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1 - 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?

2 - With the end of the immigration era, many functions of the clan associations such as education, social welfare, employment, medicine and housing were replaced by the government. These associations also faced the problem of ageing members. In _____, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations was established.

3 - Since 1998, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations, the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry and LianHe Zaobao have been organising the “National Primary and Secondary School Students’ Multi-Mouth Storytelling Competition” to encourage students to write essays.

4 - Which was the earliest established association in Singapore since 1819?

5 - The Federation of Chinese Clan Associations and ________ co-organised the first ever 2011 Lunar New Year Reunion on 5 February 2011 to bring together members of the association, new immigrants, representatives of official agencies and Singaporean entrepreneurs who are doing business in China to exchange ideas.

6 - Who presided over the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Chamber of Commerce building in 1962?

7 - Where was the base of the Hokkien community’s social activities in Singapore in the early years?

8 - On 30 July _____, the General Council of the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Association unanimously elected Chua Thian Poh, former president of the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan, as the second president of the federation.

9 - On 30 October 2011, the social affairs sector of the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations organised a series of activities titled “A Walk through the Association”, in which new immigrants were given a tour of the Lam Ann Association in Singapore and the ________ under their management, so as to allow new immigrants to enter the association and to promote their understanding of the local association.

10 - In the future, the association must accelerate the pace of leadership renewal, strengthen communication with young Chinese and inject modernisation in the promotion of traditional culture. At the same time, with the influx of new immigrants from China to Southeast Asia, including Singapore, the government is also very concerned about the integration of new immigrants into Singapore’s multiracial society. Hence, clan association can play an important role in these matters. The task to help new immigrants develop a sense of belonging to the country and integrate into the mainstream Chinese society will be an important matter for the association in the future.