Titanic History and Facts

This video takes viewers on a journey to the Melbourne Museum to explore the history of the Titanic. It covers the ship's luxurious design, its tragic maiden voyage, and the subsequent sinking after hitting an iceberg. The exhibition features over 200 artefacts from the wreck, offering insights into the ship's engineering and the lives of those on board. Interactive experiences, such as touching an iceberg, help bring the story to life. The video concludes with reflections on the Titanic's enduring legacy.

What year was the Titanic built?

• 1898

• 1920

• 1912

• 1905

How long was the Titanic?

• 300 meters

• 269 meters

• 200 meters

• 150 meters

What was the Titanic famously known as?

• The Unsinkable Ship

• The Dream Liner

• The Ship of Hope

• The Ocean Giant

On what date did the Titanic begin its maiden voyage?

• June 5, 1912

• March 15, 1912

• May 1, 1912

• April 10, 1912

How many people lost their lives in the Titanic tragedy?

• 1,500

• 2,000

• 1,000

• 500

What does the Titanic exhibition feature?

• Interactive games

• A movie screening

• Over 200 real artefacts

• Virtual reality tours

What can visitors experience in the Titanic exhibition?

• A recreation of the ship's interior

• A virtual reality tour

• A live performance

• A guided meditation

Where was the Boiler Room located on the Titanic?

• On the deck

• Near the captain's quarters

• In the middle of the ship

• Deep in the belly of the ship

What was the primary function of the boilers on the Titanic?

• To cook food

• To heat the cabins

• To provide electricity

• To power the engines

How many boilers did the Titanic have?

• 10

• 20

• 29

• 35