Titanic

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When did the Titanic set sail?

• April 10, 1912 (Wednesday)

• April 14, 1912

  (Sunday)

• April 11, 1912

  (Thursday)

• April 15, 1902

  (Monday)

Where did the Titanic set sail from?

• Iceland

• Dublin, Ireland

• New York City

• Southampton, England

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Where was the Titanic sailing to?

• Iceland

• Dublin, Ireland

• New York City

• Southampton, England

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Why did they say the Titanic was unsinkable?

• it had 16 water tight compartments

• it had double bottoms

• it was too big

• it was made from special metal

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Which ship was close to the titanic and how close was it?

• Californian -

  within 30 minutes

• Californian -

  within 3 hours

• Mesaba -

  within 15 minutes

• Carpathia -

  within 30 minutes

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