Titanic Quiz Questions
1. Where was the Titanic built?
a) Belfast
b) London
c) Dover
d) Southampton
2. Which firm built the Titanic?
a) Jones and Burton
b) Morgan and Son
c) Harland and Wolff
d) Drake Brothers
3. What was the Titanic’s gross registered tonnage?
a) 54,221 tons
b) 46,329 tons
c) 50,248 tons
d) 42,432 tons
4. How many persons were aboard the Titanic?
a) 1,724
b) 5,200
c) 3,600
d) 2,224
5. How many lifeboat spaces did the Titanic have?
a) 2,400
b) 3,412
c) 1,178
d) 1,600
6. How long was the Titanic?
a) 728.3 feet
b) 882.5 feet
c) 922.4 feet
d) 823.6 feet
7. When did the Titanic sink?
a) 28 January 1911
b) 15 April 1912
c) 11 July 1914
d) 22 November 1915
8. What is the approximate number of the people who died when the Titanic sank?
a) 1,500
b) 2,000
c) 3,400
d) 2,800
9. Which ship saved many people on the Titanic?
a) Olympic
b) Carpathia
c) Britannic
d) Lusitania
10. Which British journalist died when the Titanic sank?
a) William Thomas Stead
b) Charles Bell
c) Charles Scott
d) Edmund Clerihew Bentley
Titanic Quiz Questions and Answers
1. Where was the Titanic built?
a) Belfast
2. Which firm built the Titanic?
c) Harland and Wolff
3. What was the Titanic’s gross registered tonnage?
b) 46,329 tons
4. How many persons were aboard the Titanic?
d) 2,224
5. How many lifeboat spaces did the Titanic have?
c) 1,178
6. How long was the Titanic?
b) 882.5 feet
7. When did the Titanic sink?
b) 15 April 1912
8. What is the approximate number of the people who died when the Titanic sank?
a) 1,500
9. Which ship saved many people on the Titanic?
b) Carpathia
10. Which British journalist died when the Titanic sank?
a) William Thomas Stead
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Originally posted 2016-07-01 21:56:27.
Okay I’m going to be brief about this but there are problems with this.
I only took a quick glance at the questions and answers for this one and I found things wrong.
Question 4.) The exact number of passengers is mere speculation
Question 6.) The Titanic was 882.5 (Although some sources say 882 ft, 9in./883)
Question 7.) The ship hit the iceberg the 14th but actually sank in the AM hours of the 15th
Question 9.) The Carpathia was the only ship to SAVE any of the passengers, other ships just retrieved corpses.
I don’t know off the top of my head if all the other numbers are correct or if the other facts included are 100% accurate but do better research next time. Its sad when grown adults who are considered knowledgeable in a subject are corrected by 15 year olds.
It was general knowledge, not meant to specify in those ways, cool down broseph