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The passage discusses the Titanic’s lack of lifeboats, poor communication, and flawed safety features that led to its tragic loss. These failures sparked global changes in maritime laws, such as improved lifeboat regulations and better radio communication. Lessons from the Titanic emphasize the importance of preparation and safety. It remains a turning point for ship safety worldwide.

This passage builds students’ vocabulary with terms like regulations, maritime, and distress signals. It strengthens comprehension by showing how failures led to solutions. Students develop critical thinking skills by analyzing mistakes and improvements. The clear cause-and-effect relationships also improve understanding of informational texts.