Absolutely a single story wooden frame building.
Proof?
In November 2011, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake ruptured along a couple of hundred kilometres of faults in the north of the South Island of New Zealand.
This is a wooden framed building (clad in some kind of bricks) that was literally on one of the faultlines. The house is munted, yet it is still pretty much in one piece, even though the ground under it moved about 10 metres! I believe there was someone in the house during the earthquake who survived.
Land moves 10 METRES after massive New Zealand earthquake
This is a brick building that collapsed in the same earthquake, unfortunately killing one person.
Earthquake 'severe' but impact likely to be limited, economists predict
So, without a doubt, wooden structures hold up much better in earthquakes.