I Survived The Sinking of the Titanic, 1912 - Chapter 1-2

What does the word bellowing mean?

• to shout loudly and with a deep tone

• the rail of a staircase

• eyeglasses, or something resembling them in appearance or use

• a communication sent by telegraph

What does the word spectacles mean?

• to shout loudly and with a deep tone

• the rail of a staircase

• eyeglasses, or something resembling them in appearance or use

• a communication sent by telegraph

What does the word banister mean?

• to shout loudly and with a deep tone

• the rail of a staircase

• eyeglasses, or something resembling them in appearance or use

• a communication sent by telegraph

What does the word telegram mean?

• to shout loudly and with a deep tone

• the rail of a staircase

• eyeglasses, or something resembling them in appearance or use

• a communication sent by telegraph

What phrases could describe the scene at the end of chapter one? Choose 3 phrases that best describe what it was like in the end of chapter one.

• terrible sounds; screams and cries

• sunny outside

• stars overhead

• furniture crashing

• clear blue sea

What did George do to get in trouble?

• He ate someone else's dinner.

• He slid down the banister in the first class lobby of the Titanic.

• He stood on the bow of the ship.

• He broke a piece of furniture.

Why couldn't George resist sliding down the banister in the first class lobby?

• because it was so shiny and polished; it curved around like a ride at the fair

• because it had a sign that said please do not slide down

• because someone dared him to

• because he had done it before

Why did everyone want to get a look at the Titanic?

• It was such an old ship.

• It was painted with bright red and pink colors.

• It was so large and unlike any ship they had ever seen before.