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    ENGLISH

    Name:

    Class: Date:

    Year 3, Term 1,
    End-of-term Test

    The Titanic
    In April 1912, a very special ship was
    launched.
    The Titanic was the largest ship ever
    built. Inside, it looked like a beautiful
    hotel. Some people called it a ‘floating
    palace’. The owners of the Titanic said
    it was the safest ship in the world.

    1 Why do you think people said the Titanic


    was a ‘floating palace’? Tick one box.

    because it was made of gold

    because it looked very beautiful


    and expensive

    because it was new


    1

    1
    2 Is this sentence fact or opinion?
    Tick one box.

    The Titanic was a floating palace.

    fact

    opinion
    1

    3 What did the owners of the Titanic say


    about it? Write the answer here.

    FPO

    Everyone thought the Titanic


    was safe
    The Titanic had a ‘double hull’, which
    meant that the outside of the ship
    2
    was made in two layers. If one layer
    got damaged, the second layer would
    still keep out the water.
    The Titanic’s first journey was from
    Southampton, England, to New York,
    USA, across the Atlantic Ocean. At
    first, everything went well. But just a
    few nights after the ship left England,
    disaster struck!

    4 Which of these words means the same


    as ‘damaged’? Tick one box.

    broken

    changed

    painted
    1

    5 Where was the Titanic going to on its


    first journey? Tick one box.

    Southampton

    Atlanta

    New York
    1

    3
    FPO

    Even though the sea was calm, the


    Titanic hit a huge iceberg. The ship
    sank very quickly, in deep water. There
    were over 2000 people on board, and
    more than 1500 of them lost their lives.

    But why exactly did the ship sink?


    Over the years, people kept searching
    for it, hoping to find out the answer.
    The deep water made it very hard to
    find the Titanic.

    6 How many people died on the Titanic?


    Tick one box.

    more than 2000

    more than 1500

    everybody on board
    1

    4
    7 Why did the ship sink? Write the
    answer here.

    8 What do you think the photograph with


    this piece of text shows? Circle one answer.

    a mountain a cliff an iceberg


    1

    At last, in 1985, the Titanic was found.


    Scientists travelled down to the
    wreck in a mini-submarine. They took
    photos of the hull. This helped them
    to work out what had happened. The
    iceberg had made a huge hole in the
    side of the ship. The double layers of
    the hull could not keep the water out!

    Today, the wreck of the Titanic still


    lies beneath the sea.

    5
    9 Number the sentences 1, 2, 3 and 4, to
    order the events.

    The Titanic hit an iceberg.

    The Titanic set sail from England.

    Scientists found the Titanic.

    People called the Titanic a


    ‘floating palace’.
    1

    10 What had happened to make the Titanic


    sink? Write a sentence using ‘and’ or ‘but’.

    6
    Total for test = 11 marks

    I got out of 11 marks

    What went well

    How to improve

    7
    All text and images copyright Pearson Education
    unless otherwise stated

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