A Night to Remember Ch. 6 Vocab Quiz

How would you 'gauge' the number of lifeboats needed for a school trip on a ferry where Aidan, Brielle, Katelyn, Eli, and Millie are going?

• To search through the number of students

• To measure the number of students

• To feel sorrow or regret for the number of students

• To inspire shock, horror, disgust at the number of students

During a school trip to a ship museum, where would Katelyn 'rummage' to find a life jacket?

• In the engine room replica

• In the storage compartments replica

• In the dining hall replica

• In the captain's cabin replica

Emma and Jonah visited a Titanic exhibition. How would they describe the exquisitely built craftsmanship of the Titanic's interior design they saw?

• In a very beautiful or delicate way

• To measure

• To feel sorrow or regret

• To inspire shock, horror, disgust

How would you describe Valeria's feeling of 'ruefulness' after her car hit a tree?

• She was trying to measure the damage

• She was searching through her belongings

• She felt sorrow or regret for driving the car

• She was inspiring shock, horror, and disgust among others

What would be an 'appalling' sight during Aidan and Emma's Titanic-themed party?

• Seeing Karson measuring the room's dimensions

• Observing Jonah searching through his bag

• Witnessing Dane expressing sorrow or regret

• Observing the horrifying sight of their Titanic model sinking in the pool

What does it mean if Yari's toy boat was 'engulfed' by the bathtub water?

• To measure Yari's toy boat

• To search through Yari's toy boat

• To feel sorrow or regret for Yari's toy boat

• For Yari's toy boat to be completely enclosed or swallowed up by the bathtub water

In a school trip to a museum, Bella, Aidan, Yari, Grace, and Emma learned about the Titanic disaster. What would 'maelstrom' represent in the context of the Titanic disaster?

• The process of measuring the ship's dimensions

• The act of searching through the wreckage

• The feeling of sorrow or regret post the disaster

• The whirlpool created by the sinking ship; the turbulence and agitated state of mind of the passengers

During a literature class discussion, Mateo mentioned that the story of Titanic is 'trite'. How did he describe the story?

• To measure the depth of the ocean

• To search through the wreckage

• Commonplace; overused, stale

• To inspire shock, horror, disgust

After surviving a shipwreck, how did Katelyn and Joaquin 'parlay' their experience?

• To measure the depth of the ocean

• To search through the wreckage

• To feel sorrow or regret for the disaster

• To make good use of their survival story by writing a story to obtain further success