Titanic Flashcards

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1
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How long was it?

A

269m

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2
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How wide was it?

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28m

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3
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How tall was it?

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More than 53m

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4
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How many decks?

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10

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5
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How many engines?

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3

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6
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How much coal was burnt?

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Over 600 tonnes

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7
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How many ‘firemen’ shovelled the coal?

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175

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8
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How many funnels did it have? How many were functional?

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  1. 3.
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9
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What was its full title?

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RMS Titanic

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10
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How many sacks of mail were carried?

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Nearly 3500

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11
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How much did construction cost? How much is that equivalent to now?

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£1.5 million. £170 million.

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12
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How many years did it take to build?

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Around 3

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13
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How much did Captain Smith earn? How much is that equivalent to now?

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£105 per month. About £11,000 today.

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14
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How much did a stewardess earn? How much is that equivalent to now?

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£310 shillings per month. £375.

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15
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How many people were aboard? How many more people could the have had aboard?

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2200 people. 1100 people.

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16
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How many crewmates were aboard? How many passengers?

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  1. 1300.
17
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How much did a 1st, 2nd, 3rd class ticket cost? How much in todays money?

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Min of £30, around £13, around £7.

>£3300, nearly £1500, nearly £800.