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Execises

                Execise 1. Complete the sentences
                1. Geology (from the Greek "earth" and - logia, i.e. "study
           of, discourse") is the science comprising the…..
                2.  Oil  and  gas  (hydrocarbons)  are  valuable  resources
           hidden……..
                3. When organic rich rocks (usually shales containing 4-20
           weight % total organic matter (TOC) are buried, they……..
                4. The three essentials for a commercial accumulation of oil
           are, therefore…
                5.  What happens to the great  masses of sediments that are
           carried into the sea? When the streams that carry them enter ….
                6. Oil comes from the slow distillation of . . .
                7. The three essentials for a commercial accumulation are . . .
                8.  When the  streams that carry sediments enter the quieter
           waters of the stream, than . . .
                9. The source beds will probably be . . .
                10. Under the pressure mud becomes . . .

                Execise 2. Which of the sentences written bellow are true
                1.  The  three  essentials  for  a  commercial  accumulation  are
           source beds, reservoir beds and traps.
                2.  The  basic  elements  of  a  petroleum  system  consists  of  a
           source rock, a porous and permeable reservoir rock and a tight cap
           rock.
                3. When the streams that carry them enter the quieter waters
           of the  sea, the currents of the streams are checked and  begin to
           drop their load.
                4. The reservoir beds will probably be a limestones, but may
           be one of the porous varieties of sandstone or its cousin dolomite.
                5. The face of nature is always static of fixed.
                6. Under the pressure mud becomes lame stones.



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