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2. the size of something (i.e., earthquake).
4. the point on earth's surface directly above where an earthquake occurred.
8. the most outer layer of the earth.
10. the most inner layer of the earth.
11. plate material containing less dense granite rocks that is usually found underground on our land.
13. the movement of bedrock caused by plates getting stuck on each other.
14. two things or events happening together or at the same time but not causing one another.
15. the section of the crust between earthquake lines.

1. solid rock found everywhere on the earth, often under sediments (i.e., soil, dirt, etc.)
3. to cause damage or destroy.
5. to build up.
6. a type of rock formed when layers of sediments are compressed by pressure.
7. the second outer layer of the earth.
9. plate material containing denser basalt rock that is usually found under the ocean.
11. the reason something has occurred or is occurring.
12. loose earth materials such as dirt, soil, rocks, etc.