Langauge Art Questions About The Titanic (A Night To Remember)

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After spotting the iceberg, the lookout took immediate action to warn of the danger. He banged the crow's nest three times to alert others on the ship. He then promptly phoned the person on the bridge to inform them that there was an iceberg right ahead. This quick response shows that the lookout understood the urgency of the situation and took appropriate measures to ensure the safety of the ship and its passengers.

The correct answer suggests that the lights went out because the electrical lines were cut due to the ship scraping against an iceberg. This explanation implies that the collision with the iceberg caused damage to the ship's electrical system, resulting in a power outage.

The correct answer is South Hampton to New York. This is indicated by the order of the locations mentioned in the answer choices. The person was traveling from South Hampton to New York.

The crew thought that when the lights of the Titanic went out about 11:40, it would encourage the passengers to go to bed. This can be inferred from the context that the crew wanted to create a calm and normal atmosphere for the passengers, suggesting that it was nighttime and they should sleep.

Frederick Fleet was the lookout who spotted the iceberg.

The Titanic was built at the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast.

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First officer Murdock's failure to take the iceberg seriously enough and his decision to turn hard to the starboard (right) and then reverse caused the Titanic to collide with the iceberg, ultimately leading to its destruction.

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The book states that the Californian was anchored ten miles away.

White Star Line, owned by J. Bruce is the correct answer. The White Star Line was the company that built the Titanic. J. Bruce Ismay was the chairman of the company at the time.

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