1. In Terengganu, there is a beach where tourists can witness giant leatherback turtles lay their eggs.

What is the name of this beach?

 Rantau Abang
 Desaru
 Tanjung Jara
 Tanjung Aru

2. Penang has one the largest and most beautiful temples in Southeast Asia. Here, you can find the Ten
Thousand Buddhas Pagoda. What is the name of this temple?

 Kuan Yin Temple

 Kek Lok Si Temple
 Snake Temple
 Khoo Kongsi

3. Selangor had a theme park built around what was previously a mining-pool. Some of the highlights
of this theme park were the Ice Factory, the Musical Fountain, the Coin Garden and the Light
Fantasy on Water. This theme park was called what?

 Sunway Lagoon
 The Mines Wonderland
 Safari Lagoon Water Theme Park
 Sunway Pyramid

4. Kuala Lumpur has one of the tallest towers in the world. This tower was built for communication
purposes, mainly to enhance the quality of telecommunication services and the clarity of
broadcasting. Construction of the tower began in 1991 and ended in 1995. This tower that stands
alone is the ______.

 Menara Kuala Lumpur

 National Planetarium
 Petronas Twin Towers
 National Science Centre

5. The City of Entertainment, or the Las Vegas of Malaysia, where is the only land-based casino that is
legal in the country?

 Cameron Highlands
 Genting Highlands
 Fraser's Hill
 Kundasang Highlands
6. In Pahang, you can find the second largest natural lake in Malaysia. According to legend, a dragon
dwells at the bottom of the lake and an ancient city lies in its depths.

 Tasik Chini
 Cameron Highlands
 Tasik Bera
 Genting Highlands

7. Off the coast of Pahang, there is a small island famed for its diverse marine life and pristine
beaches. Parts of the 1958 film, "South Pacific", were shot at this island.

 Besar
 Perhentian
 Tioman
 Ketam

8. In Malacca, one can find the ruins of a Portuguese fortress. The Portuguese built this fortress when
they came to Malacca in the 16th century. The fortress is called _______?

 St John's Fort

 Margherita Fort
 A Famosa
 Fort Cornwallis

9. Sarawak has one of the world's largest limestone caves. One of these caves is the oldest recorded
human settlement in East Malaysia, with human remains dating as far back as 40,000 years. What
is the name of this cave?

 Deer Cave
 Niah Cave
 Good Luck Cave
 Fairy & Wind Cave

10. In Sabah, there is a place where orphaned apes are rehabilitated before being released into the
wild. Where is it located?

 Sepilok
 Tawau
 Kudat
 Beaufort