Ships

Question 1

Charles Darwin

Answer 1

Beagle

Question 2

Sir Francis Drake

Answer 2

The Golden Hinde

was an English sea captain, privateer, navigator, slaver, and politician of the Elizabethan era. Drake carried out the second circumnavigation of the world in a single expedition, from 1577 to 1580.

Question 3

Pilgrims

Answer 3

Mayflower

Question 4

Henry Hudson (Crew Mutinied)

Answer 4

Half Moon

Question 5

Captain Bligh

Answer 5

The Bounty

Question 6

Admiral Horatio Nelson

Answer 6

Victory

Question 7

John Paul Jones

Answer 7

Bonhomme Richard

first well-known naval fighter in the American Revolutionary War. Although he made enemies among America’s political elites, his actions in British waters during the Revolution earned him an international reputation which persists to this day. As such, he is sometimes referred to as the “Father of the United States Navy

Question 8

Christopher Columbus (Flagship)

Answer 8

Santa Maria

Nina
Pinta

Question 9

Captain Cook

Answer 9

Discovery

Question 10

Captain Ahab

Answer 10

Pequod

Question 11

Captain Nemo Sub

Answer 11

Nautilus

Question 12

Roald Amundsen

Answer 12

Fram

He led the Antarctic expedition (1910–12) that was the first to reach the South Pole, on 14 December 1911. I

Question 13

Thor Heyerdahl’s Raft

Answer 13

Kon-Tiki

Question 14

Robert Fulton

Answer 14

Clermont

was a colonial American engineer and inventor who is widely credited with developing the first commercially successful steamboat. In 1800, he was commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte to design the “Nautilus”, which was the first practical submarine in history

Question 15

Jacques Yves Cousteau

Answer 15

Calypso (Sung about by John Denver)

Question 16

Mayflower’s Sister Ship

Answer 16

Speedwell

Question 17

Monitor’s Ironclad Adversary

Answer 17

Merrimack (CSA side)

Question 18

Merrimack’s Southern Name

Answer 18

Virginia

Question 19

USS Constitution

Answer 19

Old Ironsides

Question 20

“Small Vessal” Sailing Ship

Answer 20

Caravel

Question 21

Fastest Sailing Ship

Answer 21

Clipper

Question 22

Clipper Ship that Set New York to San Francisco Record, 1851

Answer 22

Flying CLoud

Question 23

One-Masted Ship

Answer 23

Sloop

Question 24

Ship with one mast and a single jib

Answer 24

Schooner

Question 25

Four-masted Ship

Answer 25

Barquentine

Question 26

Ships that Sailed to Jamestown, 1607

Answer 26

Susan Constant, Discovery, Godspeed

Question 27

"Spectral Ship" Destined to Sail the Seas Forever

Answer 27

Flying Dutchman

Question 28

Ship of the 1839 Slave Mutiny

Answer 28

Amistad

Question 29

Ship that Sank of April 14, 1912

Answer 29

Titanic

Question 30

Ship that Caem to the Titanic's Rescue

Answer 30

Carpathia

Question 31

Ship that Sank of May 7, 1915

Answer 31

Lusitania

Question 32

Ship that sank in 1956 Collison with Stockholm

Answer 32

Andrea Doria

Question 33

Ghost Ship Found Abandoned in 1872

Answer 33

Marie Celeste

Question 34

Ship Sunk in Havana Harbor, 1898

Answer 34

Maine

Question 35

Titanic's Sister Ships

Answer 35

Brittanic, Olympic

Question 36

Lusitania's Sister Ship

Answer 36

Mauritania

Question 37

Russian Ship Where Crew Mutinied

Answer 37

Potempkin

Question 38

Gilligan's Lost Tour Boat

Answer 38

USS Minnow

Question 39

TV Love Boat

Answer 39

Pacific Princess

Question 40

Cruise Ship that Capsized off the coast of Italy, 2012

Answer 40

Costa Concordia

Question 41

Royal Liner in Service for Cunard

Answer 41

Queen Elizabeth 2 (QE2)

Question 42

Alaskan Oil Spill Ship 1989

Answer 42

Exxon Valdez

Question 43

Ill-Fated German Battleship

Answer 43

Bismark

Question 44

First Nuclear-Powered Sub

Answer 44

Nautilus

Question 45

Frieghter that sank in Lake Superior, 1975

Answer 45

Edmond Fitzgerald

Question 46

Greenpeace Research Vessel, Sank in 1985

Answer 46

Rainbow Warrior (by the French!)