Statistics for Titanic

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General Stats

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The average score is 29 of 174

Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
Titanic's Shipbuilder	Thomas Andrews	64%
Captain	Edward John Smith	57%
Richest person on the ship	John Jacob Astor IV	57%
Decks	9	50%
American businessman	Benjamin Guggenheim	50%
Second Officer	Charles Herbert Lightoller	50%
Fifth Officer	Harold Godfrey Lowe	50%
An "unsinkable" new money	Margaret "Molly" Brown	50%
Lookout	Reginald Robinson Lee	50%
First Officer	William McMaster Murdoch	50%
Number of lifeboats	20	43%
Cruising speed (knots)	21	43%
Number of helms \| Number of propellers	3	43%
Number of funnels	4	43%
Lookout	Frederick Fleet	43%
Third Officer	Herbert John Pitman	43%
Sixth Officer	James Paul Moody	43%
Titanic hits an iceberg	14 April 1912	36%
Carpathia rescues survivors \| Titanic sinks	15 April 1912	36%
Genesis of the building of Titanic	1907	36%
In United Kingdom (crew from Ulster)	Belfast	36%
Chief Baker	Charles John Joughin	36%
Where look-outs keep a closed eye on sea	Crow's nest	36%
Founder of Titanic's Shipbuilders	Edward James Harland	36%
Colour of light in the wing of starboard	Green	36%
Founder of Titanic's Shipbuilders	Gustav Wilhelm Wolff	36%
Chief Officer	Henry Tingle Wilde	36%
The latter's wife	Ida Strauss	36%
Co-owner of Macy's department store	Isidor Strauss	36%
Wireless Officer	Jack Phillips	36%
Director of the White Star Line	Joseph Bruce Ismay	36%
Fourfh Officer	Joseph Groves Boxhall	36%
Scottish countess	Lucy Noëlle Martha, Countess of Rothes	36%
Colour of light in the wing of port side	Red	36%
Titanic arrives in Cherbourg and leaves \| Titanic leaves Southampton	10 April 1912	29%
Carpathia arrives in New York	18 April 1912	29%
American colonel and writter	Archibald Gracie IV	29%
Kitty, Frou-Frou, Lady, Gamin de Pycombe, ...	Dogs	29%
Junior Wireless Officer	Harold Bride	29%
Pennsylvania Railroad vice president	John Borland Thayer	29%
Owner of the White Star Line	John Pierpont Morgan	29%
The only First Class child who died	Loraine Allison	29%
In United Kingdom (postmen, engineers,musicians, stewards)	Southampton	29%
First Class (sport)	Squash court	29%
First Class (sport)	Swimming pool	29%
Stewardess that also survived Olympic's collision and Britannic's sinkings	Violet Constance Jessop	29%
Number of boilers	29	21%
United States Army officer	Archibald Willingham Butt	21%
Canadian businessman	Arthur Godfrey Peuchen	21%
Silent film actress	Dorothy Gibson	21%
Quartermaster	George Thomas Rowe	21%
First Class (sport)	Gymnasium	21%
Purser	Hugh Walter McElroy	21%
Chief Engineer	Joseph Bell	21%
The latter's mistress	Léontine Aubert	21%
The latter's wife	Madeleine Astor	21%
Last remaining survivor before she died \| Last survivor (1912-2009)	Millvina Dean	21%
Controversial First Class passenger	Sir Cosmo Edmund Duff-Gordon	21%
First Class (body care)	Turkish baths	21%
Chairman of Titanic's Shipbuilders	William James Pirrie	21%
English newspaper editor	William Thomas Stead	21%
Titanic arrives in Queenstown and leaves	11 April 1912	14%
The onboard car owned by William Carter	1912 Renault Type CB Coupé de Ville	14%
Beam (meters)	28	14%
Sea trials \| Titanic leaves Belfast	2 April 1912	14%
British Wreck Commissioner's inquiry begins	2 May 1912	14%
Number of nutcrackers onboard	300	14%
Number of cases of grapefruit onboard	50	14%
The latter's nurse	Alice Cleaver	14%
The latter's captain	Arthur Henry Rostron	14%
Controversial ship	Californian	14%
First ship to arrive	Carpathia	14%
Mouser (or Jenny), left before the departure	Cat	14%
Overloaded First Class passenger	Charlotte Drake Cardeza	14%
In France (victims)	Cherbourg	14%
In Ireland (Margaret Rice and sons)	Cobh	14%
Leading Fireman	Frederick William Barrett	14%
Restaurant "À la Carte" Manager	Gaspare Antonio Pietro "Luigi" Gatti	14%
In United Kingdom (engineers)	Glasgow	14%
Four animals bought at Paris by Miss Young	Hens	14%
English science teacher and journalist	Lawrence Beesley	14%
In United Kingdom (engineers)	Liverpool	14%
The latter's wife	Lucy Christiana, Lady Duff-Gordon	14%
Chartered ship to retrieve bodies	Mackay-Bennett	14%
In United States (victims)	New York	14%
Device of the gymnasium equiped with oars	Rowing machine	14%
The latter's captain	Stanley Lord	14%
Gymnasium Steward	Thomas McCawley	14%
Bandmaster	Wallace Hartley	14%
Number of victims	1490	7%
United States Senate inquiry begins	19 April 1912	7%
Number of people aboard	2201	7%
United States Senate inquiry ends	25 May 1912	7%
British Wreck Commissioner's inquiry ends	3 July 1912	7%
Number of napkins onboard	45000	7%
Tonnage (tons)	46328	7%
Titanic arrives in Southampton	4 April 1912	7%
Height (meters)	53.30	7%
Number of survivors	711	7%
Number of cigars onboard	8000	7%
Quartermaster	Alfred Olliver	7%
Statuette topping the hearth of the lounge	Artemis of Versailles	7%
First and Second Classes (body care)	Barber	7%
In United States (musicians)	Boston	7%
Was landed at Cherbourg	Canary	7%
Ornamental sculpture lighting the landing D deck	Candelabra	7%
Ornamental sculptures lighting the landings of A, B and C decks	Cherub	7%
Where all compasses were judge to ensure their accuracy	Compass platform	7%
Lookout	George Thomas Macdonald Symons	7%
In Canada (cemetery)	Halifax	7%
Master-at-Arms	Joseph Henry Bailey	7%
First Class (pets)	Kennel	7%
First and Second Classes (comfort)	Lifts	7%
In United Kingdom (victims)	London	7%
French tailor abducting his two sons	Michel Navratil	7%
Sort of flowers that should have been delivered to Maltus & Ware	Orchid	7%
Restaurant "À la Carte" Kitchen Clerk	Paul Achille Maurice Germain Maugé	7%
Restaurant "À la Carte" Chef	Pierre Rousseau	7%
First Class (communication)	Radio station	7%
Approximately 6000	Rats	7%
All Classes (relaxation)	Reading and writing room	7%
Quartermaster	Robert Hichens	7%
All Classes (relaxation)	Smocking room	7%
Reverend Father	Thomas Roussel Davids Byles	7%
Quartermaster	Walter John Perkis	7%
Surgeon	William Francis Norman O'Loughlin	7%
Capacity of lifeboats	1178	0%
Number of teapots onboard	1200	0%
Lenght (meters)	269.10	0%
Titanic's keel laid down	31 March 1909	0%
Titanic's completion	31 March 1912	0%
Titanic's launching	31 May 1911	0%
Capacity (passengers and crew)	3327	0%
Displacement (tons)	52310	0%
Lookout	Alfred Frank Evans	0%
Chief Butcher	Alfred Maytum	0%
Chartered ship to retrieve bodies	Algerine	0%
Lookout	Archie Jewell	0%
Quartermaster	Arthur John Bright	0%
Name of the newsflash printed onboard	Atlantic Daily Bulletin	0%
In Australia (musicians)	Ballarat	0%
Second survivor to last (1991-2007)	Barbara West	0%
Titanic's second sistership (chosen named)	Britannic	0%
In Australia (musicians)	Broken Hill	0%
Chef	Charles Proctor	0%
In United Kingdom (Wallace Hartley)	Colne	0%
In United Kingdom (Thomas Andrews)	Comber	0%
Child who then wrote "Echoes in the night"	Frank John Williams Goldsmiths	0%
Squash Court Steward	Frederick Wright	0%
Lookout	George Alfred Hogg	0%
Titanic's second sistership (planned named)	Gigantic	0%
In United Kingdom (Jack Phillips)	Godalming	0%
Figures on the clock of the First Class staircase	Honour and Glory Crowning Time	0%
Pastor	John Harper	0%
In United States (victims)	Libertytown	0%
In United Kingdom (captain Smith)	Lichfield	0%
In France (Lefebvre family)	Lievin	0%
Third survivor to last (1906-2006)	Lillian Asplund	0%
Chartered ship to retrieve bodies	Minia	0%
Chartered ship to retrieve bodies	Montmagny	0%
In United States (Isidor and Ida Straus)	Morningside Heights	0%
Titanic's first sistership	Olympic	0%
Chief Electrician	Peter Sloan	0%
Material used for the tables and chairs of the Verandah Cafe	Rattan	0%
Quartermaster	Sydney James Humphreys	0%
An eight members family who all died	The Goodwins family	0%
Quartermastet	Walter Wynn	0%
In United States (victims)	Washington	0%
In Ireland (Frank Dewan)	Waterford	0%