Titanic ESCAPE ROOM

Into the Lifeboat

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Question 01

Which sentence has correct conventions?

What day is today?

What day is today

What is today day?

What today day is it

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Question 02

Which sentence has correct conventions?

today is a beautiful day!

today is a beautiful day

Today is a beautiful day!

Today is a beautiful day

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Question 03

Which sentence has correct conventions?

The Titanic sank.

the titanic sank

the titanic sank.

The Titanic Sank

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Question 01

Which figure of speech uses like or as in its comparison?

Simile

Metaphore

Exaggeration

Personification

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Question 02

Choose which figure of speech appears in this sentence: The raindrops danced and jumped on the window.

Personification

Simile

Metaphore

Exaggeration

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Question 03

Choose which figure of speech appears in this sentence: The new pillows were like fluffy white marshmallows.

Metaphore

Simile

Exaggeration

Personification

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Question 04

Choose which figure of speech appears in this sentence: Jake was like a whirlwind, rushing from one activity to the next.

Metaphore

Simile

Exaggeration

Personification

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Question 05

Choose which figure of speech appears in this sentence: Belinda's fingers were icicles after her ice skating lesson.

Metaphore

Exaggeration

Simile

Personification

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Question 01

What is the most likely reason the author includes her observations in paragraph 3?

To express her own feelings about the events.

To show how passengers and crew first reacted when the ship began to sink.

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Question 02

In paragraph 6, which phrase helps the reader understand the meaning of the word reluctance?

Titanic seemed so steady

another ship's lights

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Question 03

In paragraph 7 of the selection, how do passengers react when they are asked to board lifeboats?

Some passengers refuse to board lifeboats, while others ignore directions from the crew.

Most passengers board lifeboats in an orderly way, following the crew’s instructions.

Some passengers eagerly board lifeboats, while others need encouragement.

Most passengers decline to board lifeboats, believing that the ship will not sink.

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Question 04

Read the sentences from paragraph 15 of the selection. Looking along the length of the ship, I noticed the forward part of her was lower now, much lower! For a fraction of a second, my heart stood still, as is often the case when faith, hitherto unshaken faith, gets its first setback. These lines reflect the narrator’s —

observations on the deck

first feelings of alarm

sense of time passing

faith that all will be fine

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Question 05

Read this sentence. This passage, which was written in the early twentieth century, describes the sinking, of the Titanic from one crew member’s perspective. How should the sentence be corrected?

Delete the comma after sinking.

Delete the coma after passage.

No change should be made.

Delete the comma after century.

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Question 06

Read these sentences about the passage. Violet Jessop was a member of the staff aboard the Titanic. The Titanic was the biggest ship in the world What is the best way to combine the two sentences?

Violet Jessop was a member of the staff aboard the Titanic, and was the biggest ship in the world.

Violet Jessop was a member of the staff aboard the Titanic, although it was the biggest ship in the world.

Violet Jessop was a member of the staff aboard the Titanic, which was the biggest ship in the world.

Violet Jessop was a member of the staff aboard the Titanic, that was the biggest ship in the world.

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Question 07

Read the sentence from paragraph 22 of the selection. “Surely it is all a dream,” I thought as I looked up the side of the ship, beautifully illuminated, each deck alive with lights; the dynamos were on the top deck. Which phrase from the sentence helps the reader understand the meaning of the word illuminated?

Surely it is all a dream

each deck alive with lights

the dynamos were on the top deck

as I looked up the side of the ship

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Question 08

To which column does each quote from the selection belong? Write the letter of the quote in the correct column.

Description of the Lifeboat

Description of the Titanic

the boat descended a fearful distance into that inky blackness beneath (paragraph 21)

a bone-cracking thud which started the baby crying in earnest (paragraph 23)

She was getting lower in the water (paragraph 26)

the women in the boat started to weep (paragraph 27)

Only three decks now, and still not a list to one side or the other (paragraph 27)

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Question 09

Which quote from the passage uses a simile to describe the conditions on the night the Titanic sank?

Groaning, the boat descended a fearful distance into that inky blackness beneath, intensified as the lights fell on it occasionally. (paragraph 21)

We touched the water with a terrific thud, a bone-cracking thud which started the baby crying in earnest. (paragraph 23)

One awful moment of empty, misty blackness enveloped us in its loneliness, then an unforgettable, agonizing cry went up from 1500 despairing throats . . . (paragraph 30)

A tiny breeze, the first we had felt on this calm night, blew an icy blast across my face; it felt like a knife in its penetrating coldness. (paragraph 29)

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Question 10

The author wrote this selection most likely to —

record her personal experience during an important event

inform the reader about the key details of an important event

convince the reader to agree with her opinion about an important event

reveal the untold truth about an important event

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Question 11

Which statement describes the narrator’s primary point of view in the selection?

She recounts the events objectively, from the perspective of those left behind.

She recounts the events subjectively, from the perspective of her friend Ann.

She recounts the events objectively, as though she knew that the Titanic would sink.

She recounts the events subjectively, as though they were happening in real time.

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