Titanic Review

What is a synonym for the word “anguish”?

• Jovial

• Excited

• Suffering

• Madness

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In which sentence is the word “bedlam” used correctly?

• The cooks found a bedlam stack of dishes falling off the counter.

• The animals on the ship ate a bedlam of mislaid food.

• Our stateroom was in a bedlam of despair after the rocking started.

• The captain caused such a state of bedlam from the announcement.

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According to the book, another ship was anchored just about ten miles away?

• The Carpathia

• The Californian

• The Frankfurt

• The Oceanic

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Where was the Titanic traveling from and where was the ship headed?

• Southampton to Greenland

• New York to Southampton

• Southampton to New York

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The captain of the ship, Edward J. Smith, had worked the White Star Line for 38 years. How can "aesthetically pleasing to the eye" be described in another way?

• Not an eyesore to see

• Lost in the sea

• Dead to the ship

• Ugly to the eye

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What part of the ship was a fake piece added for aesthetic (pleasing to the eye) reasons?

• The captain’s post

• The flag mast

• The crow’s nest

• The fourth smoke stack

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In chapter 5, the book hinted at Bruce Ismay’s character. He goes back and forth between acting like a crew member to acting like a passenger. What can you infer about his character from the text?

• He is arrogant and conceited

• He is glamorous and frightening

• He is sweet and kind and likable

• He is shy and quiet and timid

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In chapter 4, the text uses figurative language to describe a scene. “Like a stream of ants, a thin line of them curled their way up.” What does the simile mean in this text?

• They were scurrying to and fro.

• They were looking for food, like ants.

• They were following each other, one behind the other.

• They were acting like soldiers.

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Which of the following most closely matches the definition of the word “solicitous”?

• Showing interest or concern

• Asking someone for something for free

• The solution to a problem

• An advantage gained over another

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Chapter 5 is titled, “I believe She’s Gone, Hardy”. It creates tension and suspense within the story. What meaning does it infer?

• Titanic is a savable ship.

• Titanic is beyond saving.

• Titanic is a new ship.

• Titanic is a small ship.

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