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I Survived: The Sinking of the Titanic

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In what year did the Titanic set out on its maiden voyage?

a)

1915

b)

1910

c)

1912

d)

1914

2.

Who are the MAIN characters of our story?

a)

Captain Smith and Thomas Andrews

b)

George and Phoebe

c)

George and Henry

d)

Aunt Daisy and Phoebe

3.

Which of the following was a flashback shared by George?

a)

getting in trouble with his parents

b)

looking for a mummy

c)

an encounter with a panther

d)

meeting Enzo

4.

What scared both George and Aunt Daisy?

a)

Phoebe was missing

b)

Henry woke them up

c)

They heard a loud noise

d)

The captain made an announcement

5.

What word means not able to sink?

a)

resinking

b)

desinkable

c)

missinked

d)

unsinkable

6.

What is the genre of our book I Survived the Sinking of the Titanic?

a)

nonfiction

b)

fantasy

c)

historical fiction

d)

mystery

7.

Why had the Titanic started sinking?

a)

Ran out of gas

b)

It was too heavy

c)

It hit an iceberg

8.

What did Phoebe leave on the ground that helps George know where she went?

a)

Bread crumbs

b)

Lemon drops

c)

bird seed

9.

What solution did George think of when they are stuck in G deck?

a)

go to an emergency stairway

b)

find and climb an emergency ladder

c)

try hard to reach the only exit

d)

call out to people for help

10.

If you are being cautious, you are being...

a)

careless

b)

fast

c)

careful

d)

silly

11.

What happened when George took a step over the rail to get into a lifeboat?

a)

He remembers that he had vowed to bring Marco with him.

b)

His leg got trapped in a rope on the railing.

c)

The scar-faced man pushed him aside and jumped in.

d)

An officer said there was no more room.

12.

Which statement supports the fact that George was determined?

a)

“It was up to George now.”

b)

“But he didn’t stop until he reached the boat.”

c)

“George struggled, and water sloshed over the side of the boat.”