Below Deck

In "Below Deck: A Titanic Story," we see the action through the eyes of ...

• Auntie Nora, who was like a mother to Grace.

• Grace, the main character of the story.

• a narrator who is not a character in the story.

• Uncle Patrick, who lives in New York City.

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Grace was being sent to New York because (pg. 23)

• Auntie Nora wanted Grace to learn how to be clever.

• There were more jobs in America, for Grace's future.

• Grace had always wanted to travel and thought it was a "grand idea."

• Grace had argued with Auntie Nora and was now being sent away as punishment.

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What was Grace's home town? (pg. 23)

• Dublin, Ireland

• Queenstown, Ireland

• York, England

• New York City, USA

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In paragraph 15, what definition below matches the meaning of the word boarded as it is used in the text?

• covered or sealed with pieces of wood

• built with piece of wood

• got on or into

• lived and received regular meals in a house in return for payment or services

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Which of these would make the best title for Chapter 1?

• Hugging Auntie Nora

• Looking at the Titanic

• Climbing the Stairs

• Leaving for America

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What character trait did Grace display when she promised not to forget Auntie Nora? (page 24)

• loneliness

• selfishness

• layalty

• curiosity

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What can the reader infer about passengers who have third-class tickets?  (page 26)

• They prefer to stay at the bottom of the ship.

• They are not able to afford first or second-class tickets.

• Their cabins are the easiest to locate on the Titanic.

• Their cabins have the most space on the Titanic.

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Why did the steward grab Grace by the arm? (pg. 30)

• Grace had stolen cake from the first-class dining hall before.

• The steward recognized Grace as a third-class passenger and knew she didn't belong there.

• A girl named Catherine accused Grace of stealing the cake.

• A girl named Catherine claimed that Grace was a friend of the thieves.

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By using details such as "probably cost a fortune" and "something that a queen might wear" to describe Catherine and her mother's clothes, the author is (pg. 31)

• emphasizing the family background that Grace and Catherine have in common.

• emphasizing the great difference in wealth between Grace and Catherine.

• emphasizing that Catherine's parents were the king and queen of Ireland.

• emphasizing what a dangerous journey they were on.

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In which paragraph of the story did the Titanic strike an iceberg?

• paragraph 42

• paragraph 45

• paragraph 49

• paragraph 51

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