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    The document provides background information about the Titanic. It describes the Titanic as the biggest and fastest ship in the world, with luxurious rooms for first class passengers and smaller rooms for the many third class passengers. On April 10, 1912, the Titanic began its fateful voyage from England to New York. On the night of April 14, the weather was calm but cold. A lookout spotted an iceberg ahead of the ship but it was too late to turn quickly enough and the Titanic collided with the iceberg, opening holes in its side.

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    The document provides background information about the Titanic. It describes the Titanic as the biggest and fastest ship in the world, with luxurious rooms for first class passengers and smaller rooms for the many third class passengers. On April 10, 1912, the Titanic began its fateful voyage from England to New York. On the night of April 14, the weather was calm but cold. A lookout spotted an iceberg ahead of the ship but it was too late to turn quickly enough and the Titanic collided with the iceberg, opening holes in its side.

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    High up in the ship, two sailors - Frederlc k Pleet and Reginald Lee - looked e

    black sea and sky. The two men were very cold, At 11,40 p.m. Fleet say somethí

    ofthe ship. Itwas big and white, and it was no


    “Iceberg! Iceberg!” he said on the telephone

    far away

    “There's an iceberg ín front of th

    “Thank you, First Officer Murdoch answered. “Turn left, quickly, he told Robert

    Hitchens, the sailor next to him, But big ships


    And the Titanic was the biggest ship in the wor

    urn much more slowly thar

    For37 long seconds, nothing happened. The Titanic went toward


    Million tons of ice - at 40 kilometres per hour. Then, very slowly, tl
    left. Fleet and Lee watched, their mouths open. The iceberg

    heard the noise when it hit the right side of the ship
    Then the iceberg went behind the ship, away into
    First Officer Murdoch's face was white. Stop 1
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    topped, and the Titanic moved slowet and slower

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