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expenditures                       shelter
                           topographer                        container

                           6 Find antonyms in the text for the following words.

                           shallow                           permanently
                           unviable                          frequent
                           incomes                           to fire
                           low-price                         to rig up

                           7  Say whether the following statements are true or false.
                           1  Costs  depend  on  such  factors  as  the  size  of  the  reservoir,  its
                               productivity, and its reliability.
                           2  The company carefully reviews and analyzes seismic records.
                           3  3.  On  land,  operating  personnel  usually  try  to  choose  a  spot
                               directly under the    reservoir.
                           4  A reserve pit is an open pit that is bulldozed from the land next to
                               the rig.
                           5  In the early days of drilling, the reserve pit was mainly a place to
                               store a reserve supply of extracted oil.
                           6  Sizes vary, but a typical cellar is about to three feet on a side and
                               perhaps to feet deep.
                           7  Rigs with kellys require a rathole – a deep hole drilled off to the
                               side of the mousehole.
                           8  The mousehole is a lined hole into which the crew puts a lengths,
                               or joint, of drill pipe during drilling operations.
                           9  The  crew  often  secures  the  conductor  pipe  in  the  hole  with  the
                               drilling mud.
                           10  Built-in engines and screws (propellers) move the rig through the
                               water.

                           8  Fill in the gaps.



















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