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Who were the "eyes of the ship" on the titanic A.the six lookouts B.the passengers C.the captain and first officer D.the trimmers

Who were the "eyes of the ship" on the titanic A.the six lookouts B.the passengers C.the captain and first officer D.the trimmers
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Who were the "eyes of the ship" on the titanic

A.the six lookouts
B.the passengers
C.the captain and first officer
D.the trimmers

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A.the six lookouts

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User Spacediver
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yes c.the captain and first officer but there is also a good chance of help from the looks out but mainly the answer is c.
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