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Ocean-Continent Convergent Plate Boundaries Quiz Answers Draw a picture of how the Cascade Mountains are made. Include oceanic and continental plate, subduction zone, and volcanoes. Volcano Oceanic Plate Continental Plate Subduction Zone A convergent boundary is where two plates c)Collide Compare and contrast how mountains are made and how volcanic mountains are made. Both are made when two plates collide. Mountain building can be made by two continental crust colliding with each other creating a mountain. Volcanic mountains are made by subduction when an oceanic plate collides with a continental plate. To make the Cascade volcanoes in Northeaster California, the Juan de Fuca plate collides with the a) North American Plate 1 The process when oceanic crust collides with continental crust. d)Subduction _____________________ is the area where two lithospheric plates come together and one sinks beneath the other. Subduction zone Why will oceanic crust subduct beneath the continental crust? Oceanic crust is denser than continental crust. Subduction creates this feature. a) Trench How is subduction important in the rock cycle? The oceanic crust brings rock back to the mantle when it collides and sinks under the continental crust and turn it back into magma. The magma may erupt through a volcano or cool beneath the surface turning the magma into igneous rock. A __________________ is an enormous body of igneous intrusive rock, usually granitic. Batholith 2