Palindromes, Malay Style.

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1. The Malay word "kakak" is a title that I would use when referring to which member of my family? Younger sister Older brother Older sister Younger brother

2. The Malay word "kodok" is a name given to our amphibian friend that likes to hop around or near water (or sometimes some of them like to hop into my house). What creature is it in English? Flea Toad Grasshopper Locust

3. The Malay palindrome "kapak" is a tool which we often use to chop bones (such as buffalo bones) or wood to small pieces. What is the English word for this item? Saw Sword Axe Knife

4. The Malay word "kokok" is a sound made by one particular bird, usually in the early morning hours. You would probably not want to keep this bird as a pet in your apartment or you will get a lot of complains from your neighbours. Can you guess its name? Duck Eagle Swan Rooster

5. The next Malay word is "kutuk". It is not nice when you are doing this to other people. Can you tell what despicable behavior this is? To say bad things about other people To push To praise To kill

6. It is the time of day where all the evil creatures come out to play. I hope you are not one of their prey. What time of day the Malay word, "malam" is? Night Sunset Twilight Dawn

7. The Malay palindrom "masam" is a taste that not everybody likes. "Masam" is certainly not sweet. Ask a lemon about it. What is it? Salty Bitter Sour Sweet

8. The Malay palindrome "hodoh" describes the way a person looks. I think most parents do not want their children to be born this way. Can you tell me what the word means in English? Pretty Ugly Blind Deaf

9. This Malay word refers to a graveyard in English, in particular one where members of royal families or national heroes are buried. What Malay word I am looking for? Macam Masam Makam Malam

10. The last Malay word in this quiz also signifies the end of the quiz. What is the Malay word for the end? Kapak Tamat Katak Takat