The Hibiscus and the Rukun Negara

Question 1

The five petals of the hibiscus are linked to what?

Accepted Answer

The five principles of the Rukun Negara — Each petal is linked to a principle of the Rukun Negara.

Question 2

How many principles does the Rukun Negara have?

Accepted Answer

Five — The Rukun Negara has five principles.

Question 3

On what date was the Rukun Negara introduced?

Accepted Answer

31 August 1970 — The Rukun Negara was introduced on 31 August 1970.

Question 4

Which of these is a principle of the Rukun Negara?

Accepted Answer

Belief in God — Belief in God is the first principle of the Rukun Negara.

Question 5

'Loyalty to King and Country' is one of the principles of what?

Accepted Answer

The Rukun Negara — It is the second principle of the Rukun Negara.

Question 6

Which principle is about following the law?

Accepted Answer

Rule of Law — Rule of Law means everyone follows the law.

Question 7

Which principle asks us to behave politely and morally?

Accepted Answer

Courtesy and Morality — Courtesy and Morality is the fifth principle.

Question 8

What do both the hibiscus and the Rukun Negara stand for?

Accepted Answer

Unity — Both are symbols of unity for Malaysians.

Question 9

How does the flower help people with the five principles?

Accepted Answer

It makes them easy to remember — The five petals help everyone remember the five principles.

Question 10

'Supremacy of the Constitution' means the Constitution is what?

Accepted Answer

The highest law of the country — It means the Constitution is the country's highest law.