Titanic

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Hint	Answer
Genesis of the building of Titanic	1907
Titanic's keel laid down	31 March 1909
Titanic's launching	31 May 1911
Titanic's completion	31 March 1912
Sea trials	2 April 1912
Titanic leaves Belfast	2 April 1912
Titanic arrives in Southampton	4 April 1912
Titanic leaves Southampton	10 April 1912
Titanic arrives in Cherbourg and leaves	10 April 1912
Titanic arrives in Queenstown and leaves	11 April 1912
Titanic hits an iceberg	14 April 1912
Titanic sinks	15 April 1912
Carpathia rescues survivors	15 April 1912
Carpathia arrives in New York	18 April 1912
United States Senate inquiry begins	19 April 1912
United States Senate inquiry ends	25 May 1912
British Wreck Commissioner's inquiry begins	2 May 1912
British Wreck Commissioner's inquiry ends	3 July 1912
Founder of Titanic's Shipbuilders	Edward James Harland
Founder of Titanic's Shipbuilders	Gustav Wilhelm Wolff
Owner of the White Star Line	John Pierpont Morgan
Director of the White Star Line	Joseph Bruce Ismay
Chairman of Titanic's Shipbuilders	William James Pirrie
Titanic's Shipbuilder	Thomas Andrews
Captain	Edward John Smith
Chief Officer	Henry Tingle Wilde
First Officer	William McMaster Murdoch
Second Officer	Charles Herbert Lightoller
Third Officer	Herbert John Pitman
Fourfh Officer	Joseph Groves Boxhall
Fifth Officer	Harold Godfrey Lowe
Sixth Officer	James Paul Moody
Quartermaster	Arthur John Bright
Quartermaster	Robert Hichens
Quartermaster	Sydney James Humphreys
Quartermaster	Alfred Olliver
Quartermaster	Walter John Perkis
Quartermaster	George Thomas Rowe
Quartermastet	Walter Wynn
Lookout	Alfred Frank Evans
Lookout	Frederick Fleet
Lookout	George Alfred Hogg
Lookout	Archie Jewell
Lookout	Reginald Robinson Lee
Lookout	George Thomas Macdonald Symons
Chief Electrician	Peter Sloan
Chief Engineer	Joseph Bell
Master-at-Arms	Joseph Henry Bailey
Purser	Hugh Walter McElroy
Leading Fireman	Frederick William Barrett
Wireless Officer	Jack Phillips
Junior Wireless Officer	Harold Bride
Chef	Charles Proctor
Chief Baker	Charles John Joughin
Chief Butcher	Alfred Maytum
Restaurant "À la Carte" Manager	Gaspare Antonio Pietro "Luigi" Gatti
Restaurant "À la Carte" Chef	Pierre Rousseau

Hint	Answer
Restaurant "À la Carte" Kitchen Clerk	Paul Achille Maurice Germain Maugé
Gymnasium Steward	Thomas McCawley
Squash Court Steward	Frederick Wright
Surgeon	William Francis Norman O'Loughlin
Bandmaster	Wallace Hartley
Richest person on the ship	John Jacob Astor IV
The latter's wife	Madeleine Astor
Scottish countess	Lucy Noëlle Martha, Countess of Rothes
Controversial First Class passenger	Sir Cosmo Edmund Duff-Gordon
The latter's wife	Lucy Christiana, Lady Duff-Gordon
American colonel and writter	Archibald Gracie IV
American businessman	Benjamin Guggenheim
The latter's mistress	Léontine Aubert
Co-owner of Macy's department store	Isidor Strauss
The latter's wife	Ida Strauss
An "unsinkable" new money	Margaret "Molly" Brown
Silent film actress	Dorothy Gibson
United States Army officer	Archibald Willingham Butt
Overloaded First Class passenger	Charlotte Drake Cardeza
Canadian businessman	Arthur Godfrey Peuchen
English newspaper editor	William Thomas Stead
Pennsylvania Railroad vice president	John Borland Thayer
The only First Class child who died	Loraine Allison
The latter's nurse	Alice Cleaver
Reverend Father	Thomas Roussel Davids Byles
Pastor	John Harper
English science teacher and journalist	Lawrence Beesley
French tailor abducting his two sons	Michel Navratil
Last remaining survivor before she died	Millvina Dean
An eight members family who all died	The Goodwins family
Child who then wrote "Echoes in the night"	Frank John Williams Goldsmiths
Stewardess that also survived Olympic's collision and Britannic's sinkings	Violet Constance Jessop
Tonnage (tons)	46328
Displacement (tons)	52310
Lenght (meters)	269.10
Beam (meters)	28
Height (meters)	53.30
Decks	9
Cruising speed (knots)	21
Number of propellers	3
Number of funnels	4
Number of boilers	29
Number of lifeboats	20
Number of helms	3
Colour of light in the wing of port side	Red
Colour of light in the wing of starboard	Green
Where look-outs keep a closed eye on sea	Crow's nest
Where all compasses were judge to ensure their accuracy	Compass platform
Capacity (passengers and crew)	3327
Number of people aboard	2201
Capacity of lifeboats	1178
Number of survivors	711
Number of victims	1490
First Class (sport)	Gymnasium
First Class (sport)	Squash court
First Class (sport)	Swimming pool
First Class (communication)	Radio station

Hint	Answer
First Class (pets)	Kennel
First Class (body care)	Turkish baths
First and Second Classes (body care)	Barber
First and Second Classes (comfort)	Lifts
All Classes (relaxation)	Smocking room
All Classes (relaxation)	Reading and writing room
Figures on the clock of the First Class staircase	Honour and Glory Crowning Time
Ornamental sculptures lighting the landings of A, B and C decks	Cherub
Ornamental sculpture lighting the landing D deck	Candelabra
Material used for the tables and chairs of the Verandah Cafe	Rattan
Statuette topping the hearth of the lounge	Artemis of Versailles
Device of the gymnasium equiped with oars	Rowing machine
Number of nutcrackers onboard	300
Number of teapots onboard	1200
Number of napkins onboard	45000
Number of cases of grapefruit onboard	50
Number of cigars onboard	8000
Sort of flowers that should have been delivered to Maltus & Ware	Orchid
The onboard car owned by William Carter	1912 Renault Type CB Coupé de Ville
Name of the newsflash printed onboard	Atlantic Daily Bulletin
Mouser (or Jenny), left before the departure	Cat
Kitty, Frou-Frou, Lady, Gamin de Pycombe, ...	Dogs
Was landed at Cherbourg	Canary
Four animals bought at Paris by Miss Young	Hens
Approximately 6000	Rats
Chartered ship to retrieve bodies	Mackay-Bennett
Chartered ship to retrieve bodies	Minia
Chartered ship to retrieve bodies	Montmagny
Chartered ship to retrieve bodies	Algerine
First ship to arrive	Carpathia
The latter's captain	Arthur Henry Rostron
Controversial ship	Californian
The latter's captain	Stanley Lord
In Canada (cemetery)	Halifax
In United States (victims)	New York
In United States (victims)	Washington
In United States (victims)	Libertytown
In United States (musicians)	Boston
In United States (Isidor and Ida Straus)	Morningside Heights
In United Kingdom (postmen, engineers,musicians, stewards)	Southampton
In United Kingdom (captain Smith)	Lichfield
In United Kingdom (Wallace Hartley)	Colne
In United Kingdom (crew from Ulster)	Belfast
In United Kingdom (Thomas Andrews)	Comber
In United Kingdom (engineers)	Glasgow
In United Kingdom (engineers)	Liverpool
In United Kingdom (Jack Phillips)	Godalming
In United Kingdom (victims)	London
In Ireland (Margaret Rice and sons)	Cobh
In Ireland (Frank Dewan)	Waterford
In Australia (musicians)	Broken Hill
In Australia (musicians)	Ballarat
In France (victims)	Cherbourg
In France (Lefebvre family)	Lievin
Third survivor to last (1906-2006)	Lillian Asplund
Second survivor to last (1991-2007)	Barbara West
Last survivor (1912-2009)	Millvina Dean

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