Finding hydrocarbons by analyzing subsurface structures with geological and geophysical methods.

• Petroleum Geologist

• Geophysicist

• Geologist

• Reservoir engineer

Manage the technical aspects of drilling exploratory, production and injection wells

• Mud engineer

• Drilling engineer

• Production engineer

• Reservoir engineer

Utilize the structure of reservoir together with well production rates and measured reservoir pressures to analyze and interpret the data in order to optimizme oil and gas recovery.

• mud engineer

• drilling engineer

• production engineer

• reservoir engineer

Manage the interface between the reservoir and the well, evaluate artificial lift method and surface equipment that separates the produced fluids (oil, gas and water).

• mud engineer

• drilling engineer

• production engineer

• reservoir engineer

Porous and permeable rock to receive the hydrocarbons

• reservoir rock

• igneous rock

• cap rock

• source rock

Exploratory drilling involved drilling an area that isn't known to be an oilfield. The well is known as

• appraisal well

• delineation well

• development well

• wildcat well

Geophysical survey is usually conducted during exploration phase. Which of the following is not a common type of geophysical survey?

• seismic

• gravity

• magnetic

• drilling

All oil and gas field typically go throw three production phases. Which of the following is correct?

• decline, buildup and plateau in production.

• buildup, plateau, and decline in production.

• plateau, buildup and decline in production.

• plateau, incline, buildup in production

What is well coring analysis?

• to determine the porosity, permeability of the reservoir rock, fluid saturation and grain density

• to determine the porosity and permeability of the reservoir rock only

• to determine the fluid saturation and grain density

• to determine the fluid saturation

Which of the following is a good seal?

• shale

• sandstone

• carbonate

• none of the above