Titanic Vocabulary

Sep 24, 2010

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Titanic Vocabulary David Hammond. Lifeboat. A strong boat specially built for saving lives ... One of the floors or platforms extending from side to side and often ...

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Titanic Vocabulary. Binoculars. A pair of small telescopes fastened together; used with both eyes to see things far away. Boiler. A tank in which water is heated to make steam for power. Coward. A person who runs from danger or trouble. Funnel. A smokestack on a steamship. Iceberg.

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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. By Rahella and Lina. TITANIC. IN total ,42 per cent of second class passengers survived death included 119 women ,children and 417 men. Titanic . 705 people had survived on the ship Titanic . Titanic .

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Titanic. By Destiny. Titanic. The Titanic was one of the biggest ships in 1912. There were more 2200 passengers on the Titanic. There was 3 different flags that spelled out good luck. FACTS!. Why did Edward J.Smith stay in the bridge?. Facts!.

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Titanic Vocabulary II

Titanic Vocabulary II. What am I doing?. As we look at each word, read the sentence. After we read the sentence aloud, we will use context clues to guess the word’s definition. Write down part of the sentence and the chapter number. Write down the actual definition.

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Titanic. Written and directed by James Cameron Also directed The Abyss and Avatar Starred Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Most recently in Inception Starred Kate Winslet as Rose Most recently in Revolutionary Road Starred Billy Zane as Cal Also in Zoolander

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Titanic. By Anna Hadro. Description. Swimming pools As long as 3 football fields 20 lifeboats Sank on April 15 th ,705 passengers survived Gold Chandeliers Fine Wood. WHEN . April 10,1912,Titanic set sail. Crashed on the 14 th ,sank on April 15

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By: Simon H iggins. Titanic. WHEN and WHAT. On April 14 th theTitanic steamship crashed. On April 15 th the Titanic steamship sunk. WHERE. The Titanic Steamship left from England. WHY. The Titanic Steamship was traveling from Southampton. How[many].

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Titanic. The Titanic was supposed to sail across the Atlantic Ocean in 6 days. 1912 (100 years ago) the Titanic left port in Southhampton , England on its first voyage to New York City . The Grand Staircase .

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Titanic. By Anna Claybourne & Katie Daynes. Meet The“ Unsinkable Ship”. The Titanic was a ship built by the White Star Line between the years of 1909 and 1911. It was the length of 40 buses. The boat was so sturdy that the Shipbuilder magazine said that it was practically unsinkable.

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Titanic. Jason Cruz, Per.2. Relatives on Ship. I had no relatives on the Titanic. Children. There were 109 children on board. Crew Members Survival Percent. About 20% of crew members survived. Nationalities on the Titanic. American-212 British-45 Mexican-1 French-12 Spanish-3 Swiss-3.

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Titanic . By: Veneya and Eva. By: Veneya and Eva . Building Titanic. Titanic was built in 1909. It was launched in 1911 . It was built in Harland & W olff shipyard. Titanic was the biggest ship at the time . The titanic . The maiden voyage.

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Titanic Vocabulary Slides

Titanic Vocabulary Slides. This ship is bigger than that iceberg!. Where can people see a shipwreck ?. How is wreckage different from shipwreck?. Where can people see an iceberg ?. Why would a person receive a plaque ?. Can a person go on a voyage in something that is not a ship?.

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TITANIC. By Cian Timlin. Building The Titanic. The Titanic was built in Belfast. They started building the Titanic in 1908-1909. The Titanic took millions of man hours to build. The Titanic was built alongside its sister ship, The Olympic.

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Titanic. By Robert and Collins. Titanic. It was finished in 1912.it took 15000 men 2 years to build Titanic. Titanic. Bruce Ismay escaped by getting into a lifeboat when Titanic was sinking.Only 750 people survived on Titanic.2201 people were on board. Titanic.

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TITANIC. http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/index.php. (peoples experiences the titanic). dsc.discovery.com/convergence/titanic/titanic.html. (the entire experience of the titanic). www.titanicphotographs.com. (titanic photographs). www.titanic-nautical.com. (titanic facts).

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RMS Titanic was a British passenger liner operated by the White Star Line that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in the early morning hours of 15 April 1912, after striking an iceberg during her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York City. Of the estimated 2,224 passengers and crew aboard, more than 1,500 died.

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