Quarterly meeting game

Which of the following groups constitutes the three major ethnic groups that make up Singapore's resident population?

What are the small red money envelopes given to children at Chinese New Year called?

Which dish is the famous Vietnamese noodle soup that usually comes with fresh herbs, lime and chili?

Which dish is often regarded as a Malaysian national dish?

In the Philippines, which colourful public vehicle, originally converted from US military vehicles, is still widely used for everyday transport?

One of Singapore’s most iconic buildings looks like three tall towers with a “ship” on top. What is it called?

In China, many families gather to make dumplings together on one of the most important family reunion nights of the year. Which festival is this?

What is the Vietnamese name of the Lunar New Year holiday, when people go back to their hometowns, decorate with blossoms and give lucky money?

When Filipinos talk about “Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao”, what are they referring to?

Which way do Singaporean most often use to "reserve seats"?

In MY and SG, people often use one word to refer to a traditional local coffee shop that serves coffee, toast and soft-boiled eggs. What is that word?

When speaking Filipino/Tagalog, people often add a short word to show respect to elders, especially when saying “yes”. Which word is that?

In big Vietnamese cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, the streets are full of motorbikes. Local advice for crossing the street safely is usually:

Which number is considered especially lucky in Chinese culture because its pronunciation sounds like “to prosper” or “wealth”?

In Singaporean Singlish, “kiasu” is commonly used to describe someone who is:

“Teh tarik” is a very popular drink in Malaysia and Singapore. The word “tarik” means “pull”. What does the “pulling” refer to?

At some traditional Chinese family meals or banquets, people may deliberately leave a little food on the serving dishes instead of finishing everything. why?