The document discusses presenting a documentary about Adnan Bin Saidi and Elizabeth Choy. It aims to understand how Adnan Bin Saidi became a hero through his actions during the war and learn about Elizabeth Choy's contributions during the Japanese occupation. The documentary also seeks to understand why the Malay regiment fought fiercely until the end of the Battle of Pasir Panjang. Primary sources include photographs of the Malay Regiment in action and interviews with ex-officers who served with Adnan Bin Saidi.

3. Mind Map of elizabeth Choy

6. Various primary sources The Malay Regiment 3-inch mortar team in action, circa 1940s. Men of the Malay Regiment, recruited from local native volunteers, at bayonet practice on Singapore Island, October 1941

7. Quiz time! Source-based question 1: Tan Sri Dato’ Mubin Sheppard, an ex-officer and former POW, says of his friend the late Lieutenant Adnan: “ He was heavily outnumbered by the Japanese…they bombed him but he fought on fiercely and inflicted heavy losses on them…. Adnan would have never surrendered under any circumstances . He was absolutely dedicated . In fact, just before fighting, he adopted a motto for his platoon, ‘Biar putih tulang, jangan putih mata’ - death before dishonor.” What does this tells you about Adnan Bin Saidi? Taken from :http://web.singnet.com.sg/~nainz/malayregiment.html

10. Source based question 2