shipwreck: wrecked or ruined ship

unsinkable: impossible to sink

voyage: long journey to a distant place

hull: the main frame or body of the ship

bow: the front of the ship

steward: an assistant on a ship or an airplane

third-class: having food and shelter on board of the least quality and price

second-class: having food and shelter on board at a quality just below the highest or first class

iceberg: a huge floating piece of ice broken off from a glacier

distress: needing immediate help

stern: the rear of a ship

survivors: people who have stayed alive

drenched: soaked

wreckage: the remains of something that has been destroyed

funnels: smokestacks

loomed: came out from the mist or darkness

portholes: small, round windows in a ship

crow’s nest: a small lookout structure at the top of a ship

plaque: a flat marker that are engraved words in honor of an event

monument: a structure in memory of people who have died

electrify: exite

frigid: freezing cold

patrol: a lookout or protective force

current: flow of water or wind moving in a specific direction

conveyor belt: a mechanical, moving strip that transports items from one place to another

buoys: floating markers