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Titanic Vocabulary

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To attract and hold someone's attention (verb)

a)

Distress

b)

Captivate

c)

Fateful

d)

Accomodation

2.

Having serious and usually disastrous results (adjective)

a)

Distress

b)

Expedition

c)

Captivate

d)

Fateful

3.

The front of the ship (noun)

a)

Bow

b)

Don

c)

Distress

d)

Expedition

4.

To put on, to wrap oneself in (verb)

a)

Ravages

b)

Rivets

c)

Don

d)

Stateroom

5.

To board a ship, aircraft, or vehicle for a journey (verb)

a)

Rivets

b)

Ravages

c)

Distress

d)

Embark

6.

Metal pins or bolts that are used to fasten pieces of metal together (noun)

a)

Fateful

b)

Rivets

c)

Expedition

d)

Accommodation

7.

A state of danger or desperate need (noun)

a)

Proceed

b)

Fateful

c)

Ravages

d)

Distress

8.

A journey with a specific purpose, such as exploring (noun)

a)

Stern

b)

Embark

c)

Distress

d)

Expedition

9.

The severely damaged or destructed effects of something. (noun)

a)

Bow

b)

Stateroom

c)

Ravages

d)

Embark

10.

A private compartment on a ship, usually sleeping quarters (noun)

a)

Stateroom

b)

Stern

c)

Bow

d)

Vertical Angle

11.

The rear part of a ship (noun)

a)

Distress

b)

Stern

c)

Don

d)

Bow

12.

In a position that is straight up and down (noun)

a)

Proceed

b)

Ravages

c)

Vertical Angle

d)

Stern

13.

To begin or continue a course of action. (verb)

a)

Ravages

b)

Proceed

c)

Distress

d)

Expedition

14.

Lodging, food, and services or traveling space and related services (noun)

a)

Stern

b)

Don

c)

Rivets

d)

Accommodation