Complete the following table with the information given in the passage.

Who/What	Event	Where	When/Why
The Titanic	Sailed for	(a) ____	April 10, 1912
The Titanic	sank	(b) ____	(c) _____
The Titanic	(d) ____		seeing an iceberg
The captain	rushed	(e) ____	after the collision

(i) in Florence;

(ii) Harvey Street, London;

(iii) caring the sick gentle women;

(iv) 1851;

(v) brought order and cleanliness to the hospital.

Florence Nightingale, a great humanist and social worker was born in 1820. From her very childhood, she wanted to serve God. Throughout her life, she served the sick and the distressed. She also went to Turkey to serve the British wounded soldiers. For doing her job successfully, she earned respect from the British people.

This passage is about the tragic incident of the great ship Titanic. It sailed for New York from Southampton with 1316 passengers and a crew of 891 in 1912 but sank during her first voyage. It was the largest ship of that time and was considered as unsinkable. While sailing across the North Atlantic, a huge iceberg was noticed. The ship couldn't turn away from it in time. The captain located the damage down below and realized that the ship was sinking.

i. Once, a hungry fox was searching for food in the forest.
ii. After a while, he came to a vineyard.
iii. He was tempted by the bunches of ripe grapes there.
iv. He thought of having a good meal of the ripe grapes.
v. Unfortunately, the grapes were hanging too high for the fox to touch.

i. Drug addiction is now a global problem.
ii. Frustration is the cause of this addiction.
iii. Drugs bear a terrible effect on human body and mind.
iv. They kill them slowly but surely.
V. This curse should not be allowed to go on unchecked.

i. Once, on a hot summer day, a crow felt very thirsty.
ii. It was flying to and fro looking for water.
iii. But it did not find water anywhere.
iv. At last, it found a pitcher of water at some distance.
V. The pitcher had some water, but it was beyond the reach of the crow.