Ch. 2 A Night to Remember

What caused the passengers to stir and grow concerned?

• The jarring of the boat

• The silence and stillness of the boat

• The reactions of the crew

• The noise of the boat hitting the iceberg

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How were the passengers dressed?

• Turtleneck sweaters

• Fur coats

• Bath robes

• All of these

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How did the third class passengers handle the ice on the deck?

• They panicked

• They began alerting others

• They played soccer with it.

• They put it in their drinks.

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How big was the gash along the side of the boat?

• 300 ft

• 150 ft

• 350 ft

• 275 ft

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Which side of the boat was the gash on?

• Port

• Starboard

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How many of the watertight compartments were flooded?

• 1

• 3

• 6

• 5

Captain Smith was...

• Disliked by crew and was overbearing

• Tolerated by the crew and passengers found him annoying

• A natural leader and loved by crew and passengers alike.

• Everyone hated him.

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Who built the Titanic?

• Fredrick Fleet

• Bruce Ismay

• Edward Smith

• Thomas Andrews

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Thomas Andrews was

• Arrogant, unintelligent, and useless in trying ot figure out the extent of the damage to the ship.

• Very intelligent and knew ships better than anyone.

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What did Lawrence Beesly notice wasn't right?

• His windows

• The stairs

• The door

• His bed

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