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Titanic Vocabulary

Titanic Vocabulary. ©David Hammond. Lifeboat. A strong boat specially built for saving lives at sea or along the coast. Deck. One of the floors or platforms extending from side to side and often from end to end of a ship. Steward. A person employed on a ship to look after passengers.

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Titanic Vocabulary

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  1. Titanic Vocabulary ©David Hammond

  2. Lifeboat • A strong boat specially built for saving lives at sea or along the coast.

  3. Deck • One of the floors or platforms extending from side to side and often from end to end of a ship.

  4. Steward • A person employed on a ship to look after passengers

  5. Officer • A person who commands others such as a major, captain, or an admiral

  6. Stern • The rear part of a ship

  7. Bow • The forward part of a ship

  8. Oars • Long poles with flat blades at one end, used in rowing.

  9. Anchor • A heavy shaped piece of iron or steel attached to a chain or rope and dropped into the water to hold a ship in place

  10. Porthole • Opening in a ship’s side to let in light and air.

  11. Lookout • Place from which to watch. A crow’s nest is a look out.

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