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What ancient boat, usually measured in cubits, was said to contain two of each living creature? |
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Huge freight ships ply the waters of the Great Lakes, on the border of the United States and Canada. One, with a man's name, was sunk by a storm in 1975. What was the name of that ship?
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The first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier was built by the United States. Its name has been used for several previous ships, a space shuttle, and maybe someday for a starship. What name is this?
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Which ship sunk on her maiden voyage after hitting an iceberg?
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One of the most powerful warships of World War II was a German battleship named after a former German chancellor. What was its name? (Hint: Otto) |
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One of the most famous British warships from the days of sail was one used by Admiral Nelson at the battle of Trafalgar. You'll be a real 'winner' if you can guess its name. Can you?
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In 1518, Ferdinand Magellan sailed from Spain on a long voyage that would go around the world. Magellan's ship coincidentally bore the name of the woman who would become Britain's longest-reigning queen. What was the name of the ship? |
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In the 1920s and 1930s nations built bigger and more luxurious passenger ships. What was the name of Great Britain's luxury liner named after a monarch? |
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World War II finally ended when the Empire of Japan surrendered to the Allies aboard a U.S. battleship in Tokyo harbor. Which ship had the honor? (Hint: Mighty Mo)
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If you wanted to take a voyage on a cruise ship, you could pick one of the largest afloat today and a certain mouse would be glad to see you. Which ship would that be?
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