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 \nYou will find the answers in this book.But remember that thedisaster is more than just a story in a history book.It  \nhappened a long time ago,but some old people today canstill remember it.There were many kinds of people on theship—rich and poor,young and old.Each person had hopesand dreams.When the ship sank,hundreds died.Their hopesand dreams died with them.  \nPaul Shipton lives and works in the United States and writesmostly for younger people.Ghost in the Guitar is another ofhis Penguin Readers.  \n# The Ship of Dreams\n\nHow much do you already know?  \nTry to answer these questions about the Titanic.You can findall of the answers in this book.  \n1 In 1912,the Titanic was the biggest ship that was everbuilt.How long was it?  \na 269 meters(882 feet)b149 meters(489 feet)c 328 meters(1,076 feet)  \n2 What was the name of the ship's captain?a lsmay b Smith c Lightoller  \n3 How many people died on the Titanic?a 500 b more than 1,500 c 2504 Where was the Titanic traveling to?  \na Southampton b Nova Scotia c New York  \n5 There were over 2,200 people on the ship.How manypeople could the lifeboats carry?a 2,278 b1,178 c 1,923  \n6 How many third-class passengers died?a 10%b25%c75%  \n7 Which ship picked up the survivors?a Carpathia b Olympic c Californian  \n8 After the accident,when was the Titanic seen again?a 1985 b 1959 c 1995  \n9 James Cameron made the 1997 movie Titanic.Whichof these movies did he also make? 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