1. Off the coast of Ireland in 1942, the RMS Queen Mary rammed and sank which ship? HMS Kelly HMS Curlew HMS Cossack HMS Curacoa

2. The SS America, launched in 1939 was under tow and broke free during a storm in 1994. She was grounded in the Canary Islands, where her rusting hulk still remains. By what name is the former America now known? West Point Italis Australis American Star

3. The enormous French Liner Normandie is said to have sank at her berth in New York Harbour on February 9, 1942. This is not exactly correct, is it? By what name was she known when she burned and settled on her side? USS Lafayette USS France USS Normandie USS Dunkirque

4. After the government-forced merger of Cunard and White Star, what major difference appeared on the Queen Mary that had never before been seen on a Cunarder? 3 Funnels Named after a Queen Quadruple Screws Raised Forecastle

5. In what was one of the last battleship engagements of all time, which ship came to the rescue of a damaged USS South Dakota to destroy the Japanese battleship Kirishma in November 1942? USS Washington USS Indiana USS North Carolina USS Wisconsin

6. Of all the carnage resulting from the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour on December 7 1941 only 2 battleships were total losses. Obviously the USS Arizona was one of them; which was the other? USS Mississippi USS Pennsylvania USS Oklahoma USS Maryland

7. The "Great White Whale" was an affectionate name given to which ship? Canberra Mauretania Aquitania Oriana

8. Which former Blue Riband holder met an unhappy demise at the hands of the R.A.F.? Bremen Albert Ballin Columbus Rex

9. Which is the only modern day U.S. carrier that is not based in the United States? USS Carl Vinson USS Ronald Regan USS Constellation USS Kitty Hawk

10. The RMS Britannic was to be named what until the loss of her sister the Titanic changed the view of White Star officials? Oceanic Majestic Homeric Gigantic