Match the scenarios with the correct principles of Rukun Negara. 1: Richard is so thrilled to receive an offer to become a Junior Cadet at the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF). He hopes that he is able to carry the RMAF mission to defend the sovereignty and integrity of the nation. Richard is so thrilled to receive an offer to become a Junior Cadet at the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF). He hopes that he is able to carry the RMAF mission to defend the sovereignty and integrity of the nation. 2: As an enforcement officer of a city council in Kepong, Rashid dealt with community matters such as business licenses, summons, tender renewals, and illegal businesses. Over the years of service, there were many people trying to bribe him with bountiful offers and rewards. However, Rashid stands strong with his principle of integrity and honesty. He never accepts such offers and does his job with full responsibility. As an enforcement officer of a city council in Kepong, Rashid dealt with community matters such as business licenses, summons, tender renewals, and illegal businesses. Over the years of service, there were many people trying to bribe him with bountiful offers and rewards. However, Rashid stands strong with his principle of integrity and honesty. He never accepts such offers and does his job with full responsibility. 3: Sivan and his wife were infected with the Covid-19 virus and brought to MAEP Serdang for surveillance and quarantine for 7 days, leaving his three children at home. Throughout the period, his Malay and Chinese neighbors looked after the children, ensuring their safety and well-being. Sivan and his wife are very grateful to have such kind and compassionate neighbors. Sivan and his wife were infected with the Covid-19 virus and brought to MAEP Serdang for surveillance and quarantine for 7 days, leaving his three children at home. Throughout the period, his Malay and Chinese neighbors looked after the children, ensuring their safety and well-being. Sivan and his wife are very grateful to have such kind and compassionate neighbors. 4: Malaysia is a unique federation blessed with a variety of religions, races, ethnic groups, languages, customs, and cultures. All world major religions are practiced here: Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Other religious beliefs include Sikhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Bahaism, and Animism. Albeit the diversity, generally, all Malaysians have been harmoniously living together for decades. Islam is the religion of the Federation, and the Constitution grants freedom of worship to other religions. So, it is common to see places of worship like mosques, churches, and temples within the same area. Malaysia is a unique federation blessed with a variety of religions, races, ethnic groups, languages, customs, and cultures. All world major religions are practiced here: Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Other religious beliefs include Sikhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Bahaism, and Animism. Albeit the diversity, generally, all Malaysians have been harmoniously living together for decades. Islam is the religion of the Federation, and the Constitution grants freedom of worship to other religions. So, it is common to see places of worship like mosques, churches, and temples within the same area.