I WONDER - Why Was The Titanic Called The Unsinkable Ship?

The Titanic, once deemed unsinkable due to its advanced design, was the largest ship of its time. It featured 16 watertight compartments, allowing it to stay afloat even if four were flooded. However, during its maiden voyage, the Titanic struck an iceberg, causing water to flood six compartments, leading to its sinking.

What was the Titanic famously known as when it was built?

• The largest ship

• The unsinkable ship

• The fastest ship

• The most luxurious ship

What does the term 'maiden voyage' refer to?

• The first journey of a ship

• A journey across the Atlantic

• A journey with no passengers

• The last journey of a ship

How many compartments could the Titanic withstand flooding in before sinking?

• Two

• Four

• Eight

• Six

What was the critical factor that led to the Titanic sinking?

• A storm at sea

• Hitting an iceberg

• A collision with another ship

• A fire on board

How many compartments were flooded when the Titanic hit the iceberg?

• Four

• Five

• Six

• Seven