Question | Answer | % Correct |
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What year did the ship sink? | 1914 | 91%
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What was the name of the ship that collided with the Empress? | SS Storstad | 64%
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What country owned that ship? | Norway | 55%
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What river did the ship sink near the mouth of? | St. Lawrence river | 55%
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Did he survive the sinking? | Yes | 55%
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Which Canadian province contains the wreck site? | Quebec | 45%
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How many minutes did the ship take to sink? | 14 | 36%
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What judge, known for presiding over the British Titanic Inquiry, presided over this disaster's inquiry? | Lord Mersey | 36%
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What day did the ship sink? | May 29 | 36%
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Lastly, how many questions did the Canadian government formulate for the inquiry (the same number as on this quiz)? | 20 | 27%
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Of these, how many died in the disaster? | 1012 | 18%
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How many were aboard the Empress of Ireland? | 1477 | 18%
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In turn, how many survived? | 465 | 18%
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Who was the captain of the Empress of Ireland on this voyage? | Henry George Kendall | 18%
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What organization, whom the above's parents worked for, lose 167 members in the sinking? | Salvation Army | 18%
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How deep does the wreck lie? | 40 meters or 130 feet | 9%
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How many witnesses testified at the inquiry? | 61 | 9%
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What company owned the Empress of Ireland? | Canadian Pacific Steamship Company | 9%
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Who was the youngest, and last remaining, survivor of the sinking? | Grace Hanagan | 9%
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What type of bulkhead, on the Empress, contributed to its rapid sinking? | Longitudinal | 9%
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