| earthquake | | hopeful and confident in difficult times. (积极乐观的) |
| shake | | to move quickly from side to side or up and down. (震动;摇晃) |
| crack | | physical or mental work to achieve something. (努力) |
| ruin | | a sudden strong feeling of surprise and fear. (震惊;休克) |
| injured | | power used for lights, machines and equipment. (电;电力) |
| deadly | | to damage something completely so it cannot be used. (摧毁;毁灭) |
| damage | | a long narrow break or opening in something. (裂缝;裂纹) |
| survivor | | the ability to make good sensible decisions. (智慧) |
| destroy | | hurt or wounded in an accident or disaster. (受伤的) |
| brick | | someone who stays alive after a disaster. (幸存者) |
| electricity | | a substance like air that has no fixed shape. (气体) |
| trapped | | a hard block of baked clay used for building walls. (砖) |
| bury | | metal rails that trains run on. (轨道;铁轨) |
| shelter | | a sudden shaking of the earth’s surface. (地震) |
| effort | | to put a dead body into the ground. (埋葬) |
| wisdom | | a place that protects people from danger or bad weather. (避难所;庇护处) |
| disaster | | causing or likely to cause death. (致命的) |
| well | | a deep hole in the ground to get water. (井) |
| positive | | to bring back to a normal or active state. (复苏;恢复) |
| revive | | harm caused to something so that it is broken. (破坏;损害) |
| gas | | the broken remains of a building after great damage. (废墟) |
| shock | | a sudden terrible event causing great harm. (灾难;灾祸) |
| army | | a structure built over a river or road. (桥) |
| bridge | | a large group of soldiers. (军队) |
| track | | caught in a place and unable to escape. (被困住的) |