Om Ships Trivia Quiz

Doulos is the correct answer because it was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest operational ocean-going passenger ship.

Logos Hope is a floating bookstore that travels around the world. It is known for its extensive collection of books available for purchase. The given answer, 500,000, suggests that approximately half a million books are stored in the book hold on Logos Hope. This indicates a significant number of books, highlighting the vast selection that is available to visitors on the ship.

The correct answer is 4 main engines with a total of 16,000 HP. This means that Logos Hope is powered by four main engines, each with a horsepower of 4,000. These engines collectively produce a total of 16,000 horsepower, which enables the ship to operate efficiently and navigate through the water.

The correct answer is 800. This means that Logos Hope's Visitor Experience Deck is permitted to hold a maximum of 800 people at one time.

Germany has not been a port of registration for one of the four ships. This means that out of the given options, Germany is the only country that has not served as a port of registration for any of the ships. The other options, Singapore, Malta, and Faroe Islands, have all been ports of registration for at least one of the four ships.

The correct answer is Doulos. The Doulos was chartered by the International Catholic Travel Committee to bring pilgrims from New York to Rome in 1950.

Logos Hope has a total of 492 beds.

The correct answer is Doulos. This ship was launched by a sponsor who later returned on board and expressed their joy and happiness after 64 years.

The correct answer is 1 year. This suggests that it took one year after Logos ran aground for her to be replaced with a passenger car ferry, which was then renamed Logos II. This implies that there was a significant amount of time between the grounding incident and the replacement, indicating that it took some time to find a suitable replacement and make the necessary arrangements for the new ferry.

The gross tonnage of Logos Hope is almost twice that of Doulos, which means that it is significantly larger in size. Therefore, the correct answer is 12,519 tonnes, as it is the highest value among the options provided and indicates a larger gross tonnage compared to the other ships.

The answer is 3 because it indicates that three of our ships were built in Europe.

The correct answer is 800,000. This suggests that since the beginning of the ministry, the ships have sailed a total of 800,000 nautical miles.

During the visit to Madras, India on June 12, 1971, the largest number of visitors to Logos in a day came on board. The answer "Over 15,000" suggests that more than 15,000 visitors came to Logos on that day. This indicates that the number of visitors was substantial and exceeded the other options given (over 3,000, over 5,000, and over 10,000).

During the Doulos visit to Taichung, Taiwan on September 11, 1988, the largest ever number of visitors to the ships in a single day was recorded. The correct answer is "Over 24,000" which indicates that more than 24,000 visitors came to the ships on that day.

The correct answer is 30%. This means that out of the more than 2.5 million books purchased on Logos Hope, 30% of them were Christian books and Bibles.

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Over the course of 40 years, more than 40 million portions of Scripture have been distributed. This indicates that a significant number of copies of religious texts have been disseminated to individuals or communities.

Logos Hope's galley uses around 1000 eggs in one week.

If all the shelves in Logos Hope's book fair were put end to end, they would be 1300 meters long.

The correct answer is 30. This means that the headquarters for the Ship Ministry has been located in Mosbach, Germany for 30 years.

Over the last 40 years, approximately 10 million children have visited the ships. This suggests that a significant number of children have had the opportunity to visit the ships during this time period.

Logos Hope, with its dimensions of 132.5 m length, 21.06 m width, and 35 m height, is similar in size to Noah's Ark.

The correct answer is "Over 21 million" because it is stated that in the past 40 years, the number of educational books sold in book fairs is over 21 million.

On February 18, 1971, OM's first ship Logos set sail, which enabled them to celebrate 40 years of ministry.

The correct answer is Doulos. The International Marine Engineering magazine described Doulos as one of the "most modern and largest freight steamships operating on the Atlantic coast".

During the visit to Port Said, Egypt on December 6, 2010, the largest ever number of visitors for Logos Hope in a single day was recorded to be over 13,000.

During the visit to Tema, Ghana on May 1, 1991, the largest number of visitors for Logos II in a single day was recorded to be over 13,000.

The answer of 500 suggests that 500 liters of milk is used in one week on Logos Hope. This implies that the consumption of milk on Logos Hope is relatively high.

The answer is 3 because the question asks for the amount of garlic used in one week. Out of the given options, 3 is the only number that represents a quantity of garlic. The other options do not make sense in the context of the question.

The correct answer is 6. This suggests that there are a total of 6 lifeboats on board Logos Hope, excluding fast rescue boats or liferafts.

Logos is the correct answer because it was formerly owned by the Danish government's Royal Department of Trade.

Logos Hope needs 2200 litres of fuel to operate for one day. This indicates that the ship requires a significant amount of fuel to run efficiently and effectively.

The correct answer is 162. This means that the ships have made port visits in a total of 162 countries and territories.

The correct answer is "Over 2 million" because it states that in the span of 40 years, more than 2 million Bibles and New Testaments have been purchased on board the ships.

During the first two years of active ministry, the ship Logos Hope welcomed over 1.3 million visitors on board. This indicates that there was a significant number of people who were interested in visiting the ship and exploring its offerings. The high number of visitors suggests that Logos Hope was successful in attracting a large audience and fulfilling its mission during its initial years of operation.

Logos Hope is a floating book fair and international cultural exchange ship. It accommodates a large number of crew members and visitors on board. Therefore, it requires a significant amount of water for daily activities such as cooking, cleaning, and personal hygiene. The highest amount mentioned, 64,000 litres, seems plausible considering the ship's size and the number of people it caters to.

Logos Hope has approximately 500 phones on board.

The correct answer is 40. This means that there are 40 steps on the visitors' gangway of Logos Hope.

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Over the last 40 years, the Ship Ministry has partnered with 55,000 local churches.