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Tragic lessons learned from one of the history's worst disasters

        Britain¡¦s Titanic is the most famous ship in history. It took 15,000 workers two years to build the ship with the nickname ¡§Ship of Dreams,¡¨ as it had many luxuries. This included a swimming pool, library, and even a barber shop. The Titanic was the largest ship ever built at that time, stretching for 269 meters, which is the length of three soccer fields.

        More than 2,200 people were on board the Titanic for its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York on April 10, 1912. Passengers were divided into three classes. Wealthy, first-class passengers had private rooms at the top of the ship. Second-class passengers stayed in cabins with two or four beds in the middle section. Third-class passengers squeezed into rooms that fitted 10 people on the lower levels. Incredibly, all 700 third-class passengers shared just two bathtubs.

        The builders of the Titanic claimed it was the safest ship ever constructed. They boasted about its unique hull. It had 16 sections, so the ship could keep floating even if water leaked into two or three sections. Some even called it the ¡§Unsinkable Ship.¡¨ Unfortunately, the Titanic could not live up to this name.



Words & Phrases
¡¹     1.     tragic [ £¿trædʒÈþk ] a. ´d¼@ªº¡F¥O¤H´dµhªº
Tears filled my eyes when I heard the tragic news.
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¡¹     2.     disaster [ dÈþ£¿zæstɚ ] n. ¨aÃø
The natural disaster caused great damage to the country.
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¡¹     3.     luxury [ £¿lʌkÈõərÈþ ] n. °ø¨×«~¡]¥i¼Æ¡^¡F°ø¨×¡A°øµØ¡]¤£¥i¼Æ¡^
Jerry can¡¦t afford any luxuries because he has no income.
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The passengers got nervous when the plane began to shake.
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Constructing a tunnel through the mountains can be a very difficult undertaking.
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* undertaking [ :VndK`tekIG ] n. ¤u§@¡A¥ô°È

¡¹     7.     leak [ lik ] vi. º|¤ô
Water is leaking from the pipe, so we need to call someone to fix it.
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Most children feel the pressure to live up to the expectations of their parents.
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Extra Words & Phrases
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                barber [ £¿bɑrbɚ ] n. ²z¾v®v
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        ►    incredibly [ Èþn£¿krÈ÷dəblÈþ ] adv. Ãø¥H¸m«H¦a
        ►    hull [ hʌl ] n. ²î¨­¡A²î´ß
        ►    unsinkable [ ʌn£¿sÈþÈükəb! ] a. ¤£·|¤U¨Iªº

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1.     Which of the following is true?

(A)   The Titanic is still a popular option for travel.
(B)   The maiden voyage of the Titanic started from New York.
(C)   Passengers could enjoy a variety of entertainment on the Titanic.
(D)   Third-class passengers had larger rooms than second-class passengers.

2.     Which of the following would you LEAST likely see on the Titanic?

(A)   Eating places.
(B)   A library.
(C)   A barber shop.
(D)   A gas station.



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Words in Use
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barber [£¿bɑrbɚ]

n. ¡]­×°Å¨k©ÊÀY¾vªº¡^²z¾v®v
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construct [kən£¿strʌkt]

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passenger [£¿pæsndʒɚ]

n. ­¼«È
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tragic [£¿trædʒÈþk]

a. ´d¼@ªº¡F¥O¤H´dµhªº
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luxury [£¿lʌkÈõərÈþ]

n. °ø¨×¡]¤£¥i¼Æ¡^¡F°ø¨×«~¡]¥i¼Æ¡^
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disaster [dÈþ£¿zæstɚ]

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cabin [£¿kæbÈþn]

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leak [lik]

vi. & n. º|¡]¤ô¡Bªo¡B¥Ë´µµ¥¡^
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incredibly [Èþn£¿krÈ÷dəblÈþ]
adv. Ãø¥H¸m«H¦a
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hull [hʌl]
n. ²î¨­¡A²î´ß
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unsinkable [ʌn£¿sÈþÈükəb!]
adj. ¤£·|¤U¨Iªº

Practical Phrases
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squeeze into... À½¶i / À½¤J¡K¡K
The six of us squeezed into a car that had four seats only.
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a maiden voyage / flight ­º¯è / ­¸
It was surprising that the Titanic sank into the middle
of the Atlantic Ocean during her maiden voyage.
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live up to... ²Å¦X¡þ¹F¨ì⋯⋯¡]´Á±æ¡B¼Ð·Çµ¥¡^
Most children feel the pressure to live up to the expectations of their parents.
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a barber shop ¨k¤h²z¾v©±

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