Whoop! I'm getting so excited about my Blogaversary Party next week! I thought it might be fun to have a little Titanic "quiz" of sorts to spread the excitement around. Consider this a little pre-party fun. (Yes, I just called a "quiz" fun!) I'll go semi-easy on you since we're just getting started . . .
1. What port did Titanic sail from?
2. When Titanic set sail on its fateful journey, what was the final destination supposed to be?
3. Who was the captain of Titanic?
4. How many voyages did Titanic make before sinking?
5. When did Titanic sink? (I'm looking for a precise date here.)
Post your answers in the comments section if you want to play along. I'll try to post another game/quiz this week too. (Just a hint, but playing along could work in your favor for some of the giveaways that will be held next week.)
Mark your calendars for the party next week . . . April 2-6. All the details are here.
Hey Brooke! Congrats on your upcoming blogoversary, how exciting!!! Thanks for the pre-party fun quiz, very nice :) Here are my answers...
ReplyDelete1. Port sailed from was Southampton England
2. Final destination was supposed to be New York
3. Captain Edward John Smith
4. None, that was the first voyage and sank
5. April 15, 1912
Great questions, such a sad story even today but interesting to learn more about it. I also posted your blogoversary button on my blog...karathewriter.blogspot.com
Looking forward to this party and thanks for the opportunity to participate :)
Blessings, Kara
1 Southampton, England-- but it was built in Belfast (i got to see where it was built several years back-- so cool!)
ReplyDelete2. It was headed to New york
3. the captain was Edward Smith
4. It sank on its maiden voyage
5. She hit the iceberg on the night of April 14th, 1912...
i haven't until now paid much attention to the Titanic, but with all the hype going on, i am definitely being drawn into it. Especially with all the awesome novels out there about it.
ReplyDelete1. Southampton, England
2. New York
3 Captain Edward Smith
4. It sank on it's first trip
5. the night of April 14 - 15th, 1912