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Into the Lifeboat

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In paragraph 7 of the selection, how do passengers react when they are asked to board lifeboats? Some passengers eagerly board lifeboats, while others need encouragement.
reluctant unwilling
illuminated lit up; shining with lights
Simile comparing two things with the words like or as. example: She was like a breath of fresh air.
The author wrote this selection most likely to record her personal experience during an important event
What is conveyed by the details about the baby in paragraph 19-20 of the selection? Cite evidence from the text to support your answer. The details about the baby convey the sense that everyone is so terrified and frantic aboard the ship that the scene seems surreal. The baby is treated like a possession lost in the chaos.
11:40 pm, April 14, 1912 The date and time when the Titanic hit the iceberg
Which ocean did the Titanic sink in? Atlantic Ocean
20 the amount of lifeboats on the Titanic
The captain of the Titanic Edward John Smith
The first ship to respond to Titanic's distress signals RMS Carpathia
The ship that ignored the Titanic's distress signals. The Californian
wear used when talking about clothing
were the plural past tense of the verb 'are'
we're a contraction of 'we are'
where an adverb relating to a place/position
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