What date did the Titanic sink?

• April 12, 1912

• April 13, 1912

• April 14, 1912

• April 15, 1912

The Titanic was known as the greatest ship in the world but it was also known as something else. What was it?

• Unbearable

• Amazing

• Unsinkable

• Fascinating

What was the name of the ship that came and saved those in the lifeboats after the sinking of the Titanic?

• Queen Mary

• King George

• Carpathia

• Olympic

About how many people died during the sinking of the Titanic?

• 1000

• 1300

• 1400

• 1500

About how many people survived the sinking of the Titanic?

• 200

• 500

• 800

• 700

Who were the first people to get on the lifeboats?

• Women and Children

• Crew and Nurses

• Men and Children

• 3rd Class and 2nd Class

What inference can be made about the passengers' feelings as the Titanic began to sink?

• They were mostly calm, believing the ship was unsinkable

• They were indifferent, trusting the crew to handle the situation

• They were panicked, realizing the gravity of their situation

• They were excited, seeing it as an adventure

How did the design of the Titanic contribute to the disaster, according to chapters 12-14?

• The lifeboats were not sufficient for all passengers

• The hull was not reinforced properly

• The compartments were not fully watertight

• All of the above

What lesson can be learned from the crew's handling of the disaster?

• The importance of strict adherence to protocol

• The need for better communication systems on ships

• The value of emergency preparedness and training

• The effectiveness of maintaining a hierarchy in crisis situations

How was the Titanic powered?

• propeller only

• wood burned in stoves

• coal burned in boilers

• gasoline powered