Titanic Past and Present Quiz

1. Multiple-Choice (Main Idea)

Question:
What is the main idea of the article TITANIC: Past and Present?

• A. The Titanic's sinking was a tragic event that continues to teach valuable lessons.

• B. The Titanic was the largest ship of its time and had luxurious accommodations.

• C. The Titanic's story is only remembered through movies and books.

• D. The Titanic's journey was a success until its tragic sinking.

• A

• B

• C

• D

2. Evidence-Based Question

Question:
Which detail from the article best supports the idea that the Titanic remains significant today?

• A. "The Titanic was called 'unsinkable' because of its advanced engineering."

• B. "The Titanic’s legacy is preserved through museums, documentaries, and books."

• C. "The ship struck an iceberg on April 14, 1912, leading to one of the greatest maritime disasters in history."

• D. "The Titanic carried passengers of all classes, from wealthy elites to immigrants hoping for a better life."

• A

• B

• C

• D

3. Part A and Part B (Cause and Effect)

Part A Question:
What was one of the main reasons the Titanic’s sinking is still remembered today?

• A. It was the largest ship ever built.

• B. It had advanced technology for its time but still sank.

• C. It was a luxurious ship meant for wealthy passengers.

• D. The disaster affected only third-class passengers.

• A

• B

• C

• D

Part A Question:
What was one of the main reasons the Titanic’s sinking is still remembered today?

• B. It had advanced technology for its time but still sank.

• Part B Question:
  Which sentence from the article best supports your answer in Part A?

• • A. "The Titanic was a marvel of modern engineering."

• • B. "Despite its advanced technology, the Titanic was unable to avoid disaster."

• • C. "Many passengers from all walks of life perished in the tragedy."

• • D. "Museums and documentaries help keep the story alive."

4. Multiple-Select (More Than One Correct Answer) 3 Correct Answer

Question:
Which of the following statements about the Titanic are true according to the article?

• • A. The Titanic was thought to be unsinkable.

• • B. The story of the Titanic is only remembered through movies.

• • C. The Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg.

• • D. The Titanic continues to teach lessons about safety and human resilience.

Question:
Why does the author include information about museums and documentaries in the article?

• A. To show that people are still learning about the Titanic today.

• B. To highlight the advanced technology of the Titanic.

• C. To explain how the Titanic sank.

• D. To focus on the passengers' stories.

• A

• B

• C

• D

6. Text Structure

Question:
How is the article TITANIC: Past and Present organized?

• A. Chronologically, explaining the events in the order they happened.

• B. Problem and solution, describing the sinking and how it was resolved.

• C. Compare and contrast, showing differences between past and present perspectives.

• D. Description, detailing facts about the Titanic and its legacy.

• A

• B

• C

• D

7. Inference Question

Question:
What can the reader infer about why the Titanic’s story remains popular today?

• A. It was the first major disaster in maritime history.

• B. People are fascinated by both its luxury and its tragic sinking.

• C. The ship was unique because it only carried wealthy passengers.

• D. It is remembered because it was the only ship to sink after hitting an iceberg.

• A

• B

• C

• D

8. Vocabulary in Context

Question:
What does the word "legacy" most likely mean in the sentence, "The Titanic’s legacy is preserved through museums, documentaries, and books"?

• A. Tragedy

• B. Impact

• C. Memory

• D. Success

• A

• B

• C

• D

9. Summary Question

Question:
Which sentence best summarizes the article TITANIC: Past and Present?

• • A. The Titanic's sinking was a major event that still fascinates people and teaches lessons about human achievement and failure.

• • B. The Titanic was the largest ship of its time and carried passengers of all classes.

• • C. Museums and documentaries are the primary ways the Titanic's story is remembered.

• • D. The Titanic's tragedy happened because of an iceberg and poor safety measures.