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What kind of flower is Singapore's national flower?
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What did Singapore ban from sale in 1992?
Answer: Chewing gum
Why: Chewing gum itself is not illegal in Singapore; the 1992 law targets importing and selling it.
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What is NEWater made from?
Answer: Wastewater
Why: By 2017, Singapore's NEWater plants could already meet up to 40% of the country's daily water demand.
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Which name did Singapore have before Singapura replaced it?
Answer: Temasek
Why: A Javanese poem from 1365, the Nagarakretagama, already records the name as Tumasik.
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What does the name Singapura mean?
Answer: Lion City
Why: Despite the name, the nearest wild lions live in India's Gir forest, more than 3,000 km from Singapore.
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In which event did Joseph Schooling win Singapore's first Olympic gold?
Answer: 100 m butterfly
Why: Behind him, Michael Phelps, Chad le Clos and László Cseh touched together in a three-way tie for silver.
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Which animal stands beside the lion on Singapore's coat of arms?
Answer: Tiger
Why: On the crest, the lion stands for Singapore's name and the tiger for its historical ties to the Malay Peninsula.
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