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Titanic Vocabulary

Titanic Vocabulary. Binoculars. A pair of small telescopes fastened together; used with both eyes to see things far away. Boiler. A tank in which water is heated to make steam for power. Coward. A person who runs from danger or trouble. Funnel. A smokestack on a steamship. Iceberg.

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Titanic Vocabulary

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  1. Titanic Vocabulary

  2. Binoculars

  3. A pair of small telescopes fastened together; used with both eyes to see things far away

  4. Boiler

  5. A tank in which water is heated to make steam for power

  6. Coward

  7. A person who runs from danger or trouble

  8. Funnel

  9. A smokestack on a steamship

  10. Iceberg

  11. A huge mass of ice floating in the sea

  12. Immigrants

  13. People who move from their home country to a new home in another country

  14. Sonar

  15. An instrument that uses sound waves to find an object in deep water

  16. Telegraph

  17. An instrument used to send coded messages over wire or by radio

  18. Tragedy

  19. An event that is very sad

  20. Voyage

  21. A journey or trip taken by water

  22. Bow

  23. The front section of a ship

  24. Stern

  25. The back section of a ship

  26. Dr. Robert Ballard

  27. The scientist who rediscovered The Titanic at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in 1985

  28. Molly Brown

  29. A first class Titanic passenger who took over a life boat and was later nicknamed “The Unsinkable Molly Brown”.

  30. Captain Edward J. Smith

  31. The captain of The Titanic who had worked for the White Star Line for over 30 years and was going to retire after the Titanic’s voyage.

  32. Source: Discovering the Titanic by Cindy Trumbore

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