THE BERENGARIA'S LAST VOYAGE

The video covers the final voyage of the Berengaria, a once-famous vessel, as it sails from Southampton to a scrapyard on Tyneside. The ship, which used to carry over 3,000 passengers, now has only 20, including auctioneer Russell Hay. During the journey, details of the ship's gear are documented. The Berengaria, formerly known as the Imperator during its German days, has its name marked on the ship's bell. The vessel anchors at the mouth of the Tyne, awaiting the signal to move upriver as a Christmas present for the workers of Jarrah.

What is the significance of the Berengaria's last voyage?

• It is being transformed into a museum.

• It marks the end of its service as a passenger ship.

• It is being upgraded for modern use.

• It is embarking on a world tour.

How many passengers are on the Berengaria during its final journey?

• 20

• 1,000

• 500

• 3,000

What was the original name of the Berengaria during its German days?

• Titanic

• Olympic

• Lusitania

• Imperator

What is being documented during the Berengaria's journey?

• The ship's passenger list

• The ship's gear details

• The ship's route

• The ship's crew members

What is the Berengaria's final destination?

• A new port

• A scrapyard

• A shipyard for repairs

• A museum