The area between the continental slope and the ocean basin is called the continental rise.

Here's a breakdown:

* Continental Shelf: The gently sloping, submerged area extending from the shoreline.

* Continental Slope: A steeper drop-off marking the edge of the shelf.

* Continental Rise: A gently sloping area at the base of the continental slope, made up of sediments that have been transported down from the shelf.

* Ocean Basin: The deep, wide expanse of the ocean floor.

Think of it like a staircase leading down to the ocean floor:

1. Continental Shelf: The first, shallow step.

2. Continental Slope: The steep drop-off between steps.

3. Continental Rise: The gradual slope leading to the bottom step.

4. Ocean Basin: The deep, flat bottom step.