Why were 1500 people still on the ship when it sank Passengers weren't able to climb into the lifeboats The lifeboats were lowered into the water too soon There were not enough room in the lifeboat Women and children mostly went 1st

(page 287) Why didn't Ballard take anything away? A. There was nothing to take B. He wanted to leave things as he found them, C. There were nothing valuable D. He did not have the right equipment

(read page 284) The ship sank: A. in one piece B. after everyone made it to safety C. quickly D. quietly

Where was the Titanic on April 14th?

Which of these words best describes the Titanic: A. small B. famous C. Successful D. Ordinary

(read page 284) What happened first on the night of April 14th? A. the sailor called "Iceberg ahead" B. The crew tried to turn Titanic C. The ship scraped the ice D. The sailor on lookout saw an iceberg

How many people were still on the boat when it sank?

(read page 282) You would probably find poor passengers on the top deck. TRUE OR FALSE?

An "explorer" is a person who: A. finds about new place B. studies the ocean floor C. loves to read D. has a dream

(read page 282) Imagine that the King of England took a trip on the Titanic. This is an example of an "important passenger." TRUE OR FALSE?

(page 282) How long was the Titanic?