SS Absaroka torpedoed off Pacific Coast

The freighter Absa Roca, carrying lumber, narrowly survived a torpedo attack off the Pacific Coast. The wood cargo prevented the ship from breaking apart. Meanwhile, survivors from the torpedoed Canadian liner Lady Hawkins, including a young girl named Janet Johnson, were rescued after spending five days in a lifeboat. Over 200 people are missing from the sinking, but Janet's survival is seen as miraculous.

What was the key factor that prevented the Absa Roca from breaking apart after being hit by a torpedo?

• The heavy lumber cargo

• The calm sea conditions

• The ship's steel hull

• The quick response of the crew

What is the future plan for the Absa Roca after the torpedo incident?

• It will sail again despite enemy threats

• It will be used for military purposes

• It will be converted into a passenger ship

• It will be decommissioned

How many people are missing after the sinking of the Lady Hawkins?

• Over 100

• Over 250

• Over 150

• Over 200

How long did Janet Johnson survive in the lifeboat after the Lady Hawkins was torpedoed?

• Six days

• Five days

• Three days

• Four days

What makes Janet Johnson's survival story remarkable?

• She was the only survivor

• She was the youngest survivor

• She survived without any food

• She was rescued by a passing ship