The __ may have played "Nearer, My God, To Thee" as Titanic sank BAND
Titanic rests almost 2.5 miles or __ kilometers below the surface FOUR
John Jacob __ died, but his wife Madeleine survived ASTOR
J. __ Ismay was the Managing Director of the White Star Line BRUCE
Only __ hundred and six people survived the sinking SEVEN
Captain Edward J. __ was in command SMITH
Titanic sank bow first, so at the one point her __ was high in the air STERN
Over 75% of the __ class passages died THIRD
"__ and children first"; a disproportionate number of men died WOMEN
The wreckage was found by an American and __ expedition in 1985 FRENCH
There were a total of __ lifeboats, enough to carry 1,178 people TWENTY
Thomas __ was the shipbuilder in charge of Titanic ANDREWS
Titanic was built in the Harland & Wolff shipyard in __, Northern Ireland BELFAST
Titanic had been warned of icebergs via a __ wireless radio MARCONI
The RMS Titanic was this class of passenger liner OLYMPIC
Luxuries on the Titanic included a __ bath and a gymnasium TURKISH
The __ signals "CQD" and "SOS" were used to call for help DISTRESS
__ Brown of Denver gained the nickname "Unsinkable Molly Brown" MARGARET
Many __ laws were updated or revised after the Titanic disaster MARITIME
RMS __ arrived to four hours after Titanic sank CARPATHIA
Before crossing, it stopped at __, France and Queenstown, Ireland CHERBOURG
There were not enough of these to save everyone on board LIFEBOATS
The iceberg hit on this side of Titanic and left 299 feet of damage STARBOARD
The __ __ Line owned Titanic WHITESTAR
The Titanic was described as __ by the world press UNSINKABLE
An iceberg punctured five of Titanic's __ compartments WATERTIGHT
The major cause of death was __ because of the water temperature HYPOTHERMIA
Titanic departed __ England on April 10, 1912 SOUTHAMPTON