
Titanic (1997 film) quiz
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What action does Rose use to escape Cal's grasp on the deck?
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Which character does Cal frame for the theft of the diamond necklace?
Answer: Jack Dawson
Why: Cal has Lovejoy slip the necklace into Jack's pocket to get him arrested and separated from Rose.
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What winning poker hand wins Jack his ticket?
Answer: Full house
Why: Sven staked their tickets, a pocket knife, cash and a pocket watch on two pair, but Jack's full house took the lot.
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Which young girl dances with Jack in steerage?
Answer: Cora Cartmell
Why: Jack reassures Cora that she is still his best girl right after Rose asks him to dance.
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Which singer performed the hit theme song for the 1997 film Titanic?
Answer: Celine Dion
Why: Dion first refused, having already sung two film songs, until her husband talked her into a demo; her reportedly one-take vocal stayed in the film.
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Which associate of Cal is the most relentless in hunting Jack and Rose?
Answer: Spicer Lovejoy
Why: David Warner played Lovejoy 18 years after playing real survivor Lawrence Beesley in the 1979 TV film S.O.S. Titanic.
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What final hymn does the band play as the Titanic sinks?
Answer: Nearer, My God, to Thee
Why: Cameron chose this hymn, but Titanic's surviving wireless operator Harold Bride recalled the band's last tune as 'Autumn'.