first class
What’s 9+10?
21
Where were most of the second-class cabins located on the Titanic?
Aft of midship, primarily on decks D, E, and F.
Were there restrictions on where third-class passengers could go?
Yes, they were forbidden from entering first- or second-class areas.
Did the lifeboats fill to capacity?
Many were lowered only half-full.
Did the captain survive the sinking?
No, Captain Edward Smith went down with the ship.
On which decks were the majority of the first-class staterooms located?
Primarily on Decks A, B, C, D, and E, located amidships to minimize motion.
What were the typical features of a second-class stateroom?
They featured oak paneling painted white, linoleum floors, mahogany furniture (bunk beds, a wardrobe, and a dressing table), and a washbasin.
What was the "General Room"?
A lounge area for third-class passengers
Which ship rescued the survivors?
The RMS Carpathia.
What happened to most of the bodies of the non-survivors?
The majority were never recovered from the Atlantic Ocean.
What "first" in maritime history was included in the first-class amenities?
The first-ever swimming pool on a ship.
Did second-class passengers have private bathrooms?
No, all second-class bathroom facilities were shared and segregated by gender.
who is the oldest person in third class?
johan svensson
What was the primary reason so many people died?
A severe shortage of lifeboats.
Approximately how many people died in the Titanic sinking?
Roughly 1,500 people lost their lives out of about 2,200 passengers and crew on board.
How many courses were typically served during a first-class dinner?
Ten to thirteen courses.
What special feature did second-class cabins have that was a luxury for the time?
They had a steward call bell to summon assistance.
How was dining organized in third-class?
Meals were served in two sittings in a dining saloon.
How many people survived the Titanic sinking?
Approximately 705–712 people survived.
How many children in first or second class did not survive?
Only one child from first class and one from second class died, which means most children who died were in third class.
Approximately how much did a first-class parlor suite cost in 1912?
Up to £870 (equivalent to over $130,000 in today's money).
How did the second-class survival rate compare to other classes?
Of approximately 285 second-class passengers, only about 118 survived (roughly 41%), which was a lower survival rate than first class.
What was the price of a third-class ticket?
roughly $40–$60 at the time.
How long did it take for the ship to sink?
2 hours and 40 minutes.
What was the approximate water temperature that caused death for those who went into the ocean?
The water was about 28°F (-2°C) causing death by hypothermia within minutes.