Mrs Smith left all her jewelry except these 2 things. (Chapter 3)

These people had to board ships first for a safety “precaution," after the iceberg hit. (Chapter 4)

This number of rockets were fired by 1 o’clock. (Chapter 4)

The temperature of the sea water. (Chapter 7)

The part of a ship providing accommodations for passengers with the cheapest tickets. (Chapter 9)

This many cases of shelled walnuts sank. (Chapter 6)

A certain staircase had flooded early on, used by these people. (Chapter 2)

This was the time all of the boats rescued by the Carpathia except No. 12. (Chapter 10)

The Carpathia reached this speed that it never was supposed to go. (Chapter 9)

The upper edge of the side of a boat or ship. (Chapter 10)

When the Titanic sunk, this many grand pianos went down with the ship. (Chapter 6)

To indicate danger, Fleet hit the bell this many times. (Chapter 1)

This was the time the Titanic was under the waves. (Chapter 6)

The Californian could only hold this many passengers.(Chapter 1)

Something that is marked by honor, courtesy, and courage. (Chapter 7)

Major Author left behind this many dollars. (Chapter 3)

This certain distress signal was sent out after the iceberg hit. (Chapter 3)

The time Officer Bisset saw the iceberg. (Chapter 9)

This crew member broke his leg. (Chapter 3)

When someone experiences something through another. (Chapter 6)

This many people died from the sinking of the Titanic.(Chapter 7)

When this passenger got off his bunk, water was up to his ankles. (Chapter 2)

At this certain time, the Californian saw the Titanic’s lights go out. (Chapter 1)

Chunks of ice came flying through this passengers porthole and into his cabin. (Chapter 1)

When someone is being severely critical or sarcastic. (Chapter 4).