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1. Good job on completing all 5 sources and summary.

2. One thing to take note is that, I require 2 internet sources, 2 museum sources and 1 textbook. As of now, you have 3 internet and 2 textbook sources, sou you have to change 2 into museum sources.

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Kind of Source: Oral & Written
Aspect:Social
Time period:1942-1945
Source is from :  Museum and https://seejy.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/my-grandmas-stories-japanese-occupation-of-horror-and-terror/
(a)“We had to carry our identification cards and wait in a long line to get our rations,” Ah Ma recalled. “Different items were distributed at different places, rice could be in the east and kerosene in the west, so we had to cover great distances before we could buy them.”

(b)“We had to carry our identification cards and wait in a long line to get our rations,” Ah Ma recalled. “Different items were distributed at different places, rice could be in the east and kerosene in the west, so we had to cover great distances before we could buy them.”

(a)Inference: The source tells me that life in Singapore during that time was hard as they had to go through different procedures and travelling great  distances just so that they can eat .
Evidence:“We had to carry our identification cards and wait in a long line to get our rations,” Ah Ma recalled. “Different items were distributed at different places, rice could be in the east and kerosene in the west, so we had to cover great distances before we could buy them.” said by a grandmother who lived through the Japanese Occupation.

(b)Inference:Teenagers faced food shortage even after going through great lengths for food rationing.
Evidence:“I remembered blisters and calluses formed on my hands from digging the soil and carrying hoes,” Ah Ma said. “They were really painful but we didn’t have any money to buy gloves to protect my hands.”

Being a teenager was hard as they would do dangerous things just so that they could eat a meal, but they wont have enough due to rationing and the prices of food back then.

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Kind of Source: Oral & Written
Aspect:Social
Time period:1942-1945
Source is from: Museum and
https://seejy.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/my-grandmas-stories-japanese-occupation-of-horror-and-terror/
(a)“The Japanese dropped a huge bomb after a plane flew past at the other end of my village and a lot of people died,” Ah Ma said. “Since then, we would never stay in our houses when we hear the sound of planes.”

(b)Once a plane is spotted or heard, Grandma and her neighbors would flee to a nearby rubber plantation to seek cover.Amongst the thicket of rubber trees, they would hide in a long and deep trench secretly dug by numerous families, which could fit about five to six families. To camouflage their hiding place, wooden planks were placed across the hole before grass patches were laid above them.

(a)Inference: The source tells me that people and teenagers  lived in fear of being killed by the bombs that the Japanese dropped.
Evidence:“The Japanese dropped a huge bomb after a plane flew past at the other end of my village and a lot of people died,” Ah Ma said. “Since then, we would never stay in our houses when we hear the sound of planes.” said by a grandmother who lived through the Japanese occupation.

(b)Inference:The teenagers' families would hide and find shelter from the bombs dropped by the Japanese .
Evidence: Once a plane is spotted or heard, Grandma and her neighbors would flee to a nearby rubber plantation to seek cover.

Amongst the thicket of rubber trees, they would hide in a long and deep trench secretly dug by numerous families, which could fit about five to six families. To camouflage their hiding place, wooden planks were placed across the hole before grass patches were laid above them.

Teenagers and their families would have to live with fear of being killed by any bombs that the Japanese dropped.

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Kind of Source: Oral & Written
Aspect:Social
Time period: 1942-1943
Source is from:
https://seejy.wordpress.com/2012/03/15/my-grandmas-stories-when-the-japanese-enemies-came/
(a)“One of the most horrifying lies the Japanese told people was that they would give them a job so long as these men followed them.Many people, particularly men desperate to bring food to the table, believed and went away with the soldiers. Your grandfather was one of them."

(b)"The Japanese would bring the unknowing victims to isolated beaches, tied their hands together and lined them up in a straight line by the seaside.Taking their rifles, they would fire away and watch the helpless individuals fall down one by one into the seawater. It was almost like a game for them,” Ah Ma recounted angrily."

(a)Inference: The source tells me that people and teenagers would be tricked into getting killed by the Japanese and taken advantage of.
Evidence: “One of the most horrifying lies the Japanese told people was that they would give them a job so long as these men followed them.

Many people, particularly men desperate to bring food to the table, believed and went away with the soldiers.

(b)Inference:The Japanese would torture those people and teenagers and killed them for fun.

Evidence: The Japanese would bring the unknowing victims to isolated beaches, tied their hands together and lined them up in a straight line by the seaside.

Taking their rifles, they would fire away and watch the helpless individuals fall down one by one into the seawater. It was almost like a game for them.” A grandmother who lived through the Japanese Occupation said .

Teenagers and other people would be tricked into getting killed by the Japanese for fun.

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Kind of Source: Text
Aspect:Social
Time Period: 1942-1945
Source is From: Textbook Page 38-39
(a)"Goods were sold at high prices on the Black Market because of the shortage of goods."

(b)"In the morning I would study. When i finished at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, we would go and pluck jambu [type of fruit]  and other fruit and sell them on the roads or at Changi Market."

Inference:Teenagers during the JO did not have enough food to eat,so they were not well nourished.
Evidence: Goods were sold at high prices on the Black Market because of the shortage of goods.

Inference:Teenagers had to work so that their families could afford to buy food.At such a young age they were forced to go through labor just for food.
Evidence:"In the morning I would study. When i finished at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, we would go and pluck jambu [type of fruit]  and other fruit and sell them on the roads or at Changi Market.

Teenagers and children were forced at a very young age so that they could earn money to buy food

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Yes,the Japanese Occupation brought changes to the lives of teenagers in Singapore.Being a teenager was hard as they would do dangerous things just so that they could eat a meal,"Different items were distributed at different places,rice in the east and kerosene in the west,so we had to cover great distances before we could buy them." But they won't eat enough due to rationing and the prices of food back then,"In spite of going to great lengths to obtain rations,they were barely enough for a family of six to survive." Teenagers and their families would have to live with fear of being killed by any bombs that the Japanese dropped."Once a plane is spotted or heard families around the neighborhood would flee to a nearby rubber plantation and hide."Teenagers and a lot of other people would get tricked into getting killed by the Japanese,and people were very desperate for money so that they could buy food for their families.

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Kind of Source: Text
Time Period:1942-1945
Source is from: Textbook Page 39
(a)Although food was scarce, somehow or other, we could survive on things that we could lay our hands on .In order to survive,you try to make use of every part of the fruit you ate.For instance,even the skin of a cempedak can be eaten. The seed,which is hard,can be boiled until it becomes soft and edible. You can even eat the shells of groundnuts.

(b)During the Japanese Occupation, Nyonya cakes were sold to the public.Before the war, Peranakan families were generally well off,and made cakes only for their own families.However,the need for additional income during the Japanese Occupation prompted Nyonya women to sell their traditional food itms,such as kuehs,popiah and laksa,on the streets.

Inference:People used substitutes for the items they lacked.
Evidence:Although food was scarce, somehow or other, we could survive on things that we could lay our hands on .In order to survive,you try to make use of every part of the fruit you ate.For instance,even the skin of a cempedak can be eaten. The seed,which is hard,can be boiled until it becomes soft and edible. You can even eat the shells of groundnuts.

Inference:People would try to earn as much money as possible so that they can afford to eat.
Evidence :During the Japanese Occupation, Nyonya cakes were sold to the public.Before the war, Peranakan families were generally well off,and made cakes only for their own families.However,the need for additional income during the Japanese Occupation prompted Nyonya women to sell their traditional food itms,such as kuehs,popiah and laksa, on the streets.

Summary : Teenagers and people were desperate for money so that they could afford food.