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2011-2012 EBOB Questions from “I Survived The Sinking of The Titanic, 1912” by Lauren Tarshis


 * 1) In which book were the main characters from a little farm in upstate New York? p. 3
 * 2) In which book did one of the main characters think he’d seen a giant squid? p.5
 * 3) In which book were the main characters asked if they would like coca before bed? p. 7
 * 4) In which book did one of the main characters slide down the banister of the grand staircase in the first class lobby? p.8
 * 5) In which book did one of the main characters meet a little boy named Enzo? p.12.
 * 6) In which book was the main character expected to behave like a perfect gentlemen or he would be shipped off to an army school? p.15
 * 7) In which book did one of the main characters carry lemon drops in a little silver tin? p. 17
 * 8) In which book did one of the main characters ask if there were any secret passages? p.19
 * 9) In which book did one of the main characters hear about escape ladders? p. 20
 * 10) In which book did one of the main characters announce that it was time to see how many ladies were wearing hats with blue feathers? p.22
 * 11) In which book did the main characters find out there was an Egyptian princess traveling on board? p. 24
 * 12) In which book did one of the main characters decide to sneak out to the first class baggage room to find a mummy? p.25
 * 13) In which book did one of the main characters remember his mother smelling like fresh grass and sweet flowers? p. 28
 * 14) In which book did one of the main characters remember scrambling up a tree to escape from a panther? p. 31
 * 15) In which book was one of the main characters asked if he was trying to fill his pockets with some first class loot? p.37
 * 16) In which book did a steward hurry past him with a stack of clean towels? p. 40
 * 17) In which book did one of the main characters notice the well deck look like it had been through a winter storm? p. 41
 * 18) In which book did one of the main characters catch a piece of ice the size of a baseball in one hand? p.42
 * 19) In which book did one of the main characters see that the carpet was covered with yellow crystals? p.44
 * 20) In which book were the main characters asked to put on lifejackets over their coats? p. 47
 * 21) In which book does one of the main characters leave a trail of lemon drops? pps.49-50
 * 22) In which book did one of the main characters think that one of the other main characters had gone up to the promenade deck? p.51
 * 23) In which book did a character order a man to “Open this gate at once!” p.54
 * 24) In which book was one of the main characters grabbed around the waist by a little boy? p.55
 * 25) In which book did one of the main characters see letters floating? p. 56
 * 26) In which book were people “toppling like dominos” p. 61
 * 27) In which book do the main characters climb an escape ladder? p.65
 * 28) In which book was one of the main characters denied entry from a lifeboat? p.69
 * 29) In which book was one of the main characters on door? p.74
 * 30) In which book did one of the characters see “a bowie knife with an elk-horn handle?” p. 80
 * 31) In which book did one of the main characters see icebergs all around him? p. 83
 * 32) In which book did one of the main characters have sunlight glinting off her spectacles? p.85
 * 33) In which book did one of the main characters finally see a shooting star? p.87
 * 34) In which book did one of the main characters coat smell like rose water? p. 88
 * 35) In which book did the characters find out the princess was a cat? p. 90
 * 36) In which book did a ship dock in New York City? p.90
 * 37) In which book did one of the main characters remember stabbing cold and people screaming for help? p.92
 * 38) In which book did one of the main characters find out his father went into the woods when he couldn’t sleep. p. 95
 * 39) In which book did one of the main characters sit with his father under the stars? p. 95
 * 40) In which book did one of the main characters decided that he wanted to build “A nice little boat. For the pond.” p. 96