WorksheetsTuesday 1.1
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A gasflood process in which an injection gas enriched with components of intermediate molecular weight is injected into a reservoir to achieve multiple-contact-miscibility:
a)
Condensing Drive
b)
Induction log.
c)
In Shales and Shaly Formations
d)
A Three-Phase Separator
e)
seismic reciever
2.
How is called the pumping of a specific amount of treatment fluid, such as cement slurry, stimulation fluid, well completion fluid or chemical corrosion inhibitor?
a)
Batch Treatment
b)
Blind Drilling
c)
Lime
d)
MBT Test/Methylene Blue Test
e)
Floating Storage and Regasification Unit
3.
A projection of data from the apex of a cone in a three-dimensional plot onto a surface at the base of the cone. This projection often is performed in log analysis to remove a dimension and see what a data point would read in the absence of that dimension.
a)
Conical Projection
b)
Reamers
c)
The Liquid-Junction Potential
d)
asphaltic mud additive
e)
generation
4.
this kind of flow occurs when the hydraustatic pressure decreases as the oil rises and the gas bubbles begin to form in the oil
a)
Bubble Flow
b)
Ballooning effect
c)
Rotary coring tool
d)
centipoise
e)
Texas deck
5.
What rock is formed of a poorly sorted collection of sediments, generally formed in a very high energy environment, similar to sandstones but have much larger grains?
a)
Conglomerate
b)
Centralizer
c)
Top Plug
d)
Dirrecional Well
e)
Shots density
6.
In this type of core an attempt is made to remove all the fluids and adsorbed organic material by flowing solvents through the cores
a)
Cleaned Core
b)
lithification / compaction
c)
General Juan Vicente Gomez
d)
Oil City.
e)
Bentonite
7.
This basic activity for geological interpretation is made with electric and induction logs of every drilled well in the reservoir area
a)
Correlation
b)
Tomograms
c)
Graphics
d)
Udden-Wentworth scale
e)
Belt Effect
8.
In terms of EOR, What is the fireflooding or In-Situ Combustion zone in the reservoir that has the highest temperatures?
a)
Combustion front/ Combustion zone
b)
Amplitude
c)
Casing Reciprocation
d)
Collapse and Burst.
e)
Cement bond
9.
BHST is one of the 3 most important temperatures while planning a cement job, What does BHST stand for?
a)
Bottom Hole Static Temperature
b)
Mud Return Line
c)
Completion Fluid
d)
Annular BOP
e)
total lost returns
10.
In the IADC roller cone bit classification method, What does the third digit refers to?
a)
Bearing Type
b)
Accelerators
c)
Weighting agents
d)
Hydraulic Fracture Monitoring
e)
Remotely Operated Vehicle
11.
A hypothetical model characterizing strata, generally strata deposited in one or a related set of environments.
a)
Conceptual Model
b)
Cased Hole
c)
Bank Firing
d)
The Reflux Dolomitization Model
e)
play/exploration play
12.
what is the name of the measurement of a barrel (42 gal) of oil originated by Standard Oil Company?
a)
Standard blue barrel
b)
Gooseneck
c)
Aggradation
d)
lithification / compaction
e)
Abadan Refinery.
13.
Organic materials consisting of aromatic and naphthenic ring compounds containing nitrogen, sulfur and oxygen molecules. Its fraction of crude is defined as the organic part of the oil that is not soluble in straight-chain solvents such as pentane or heptane.
a)
Asphaltenes
b)
Scale
c)
Clear-water drilling
d)
Transgressive System’s Track (TST)
e)
intermittent flow gas lift systems
14.
What does represent the first character in the IADC Fixed-Cutter Bit Classification?
a)
Body Material
b)
hard water
c)
Vibrator or Vibroseis
d)
Collapse
e)
Accumulators
15.
When was Jacques BosioNamed the first non-US president of SPE?
a)
1993
b)
Facies
c)
Discovery
d)
Hydrofluoric acid
e)
The Electron Volt (eV)
16.
In a drilling context, how is called the motion that a bit makes when it does not rotate about its center? This may manifest itself in out of round holes and severe bit damage. Generally a poor drilling performance
a)
Bit whirl
b)
Casing Head
c)
Source Rock
d)
Cement Basket
e)
Aggradational Cycles
17.
It is a frequency at which amplitudes become unbounded. This occurs when the frequency of the system matches one of the natural frequencies.
a)
Critical frequency
b)
Progradation
c)
Cat walk
d)
Suez canal.
e)
Hydrofluoric Acid
18.
A multiphase flow regime in pipes in which one fluid moves as small dispersed bubbles through a continuous fluid. The relative velocity of the bubbles depends mainly on the difference in density between the two fluids. Bubble flow normally occurs at low flow rate and low holdup of the bubbly fluid
a)
Bubble Flow
b)
Cutters density
c)
Annular Flow
d)
Rate of penetration
e)
hook load
19.
A geological time period from 65 million to 140 million years ago.
a)
Cretaceous
b)
Mud Acid
c)
Barge
d)
Cementing
e)
Density and Saturation of the Gas
20.
It provides the primary means for evaluating the mechanical integrity and quality of the cement bond, highly reliable estimates of well integrity and zone isolation
a)
Cement-Bond Log (CBL)
b)
Jackups
c)
Rock salt
d)
lag time / cycle time
e)
Perforation Density
21.
How is called a wellbore obstruction caused by a buildup of material such as scale, wellbore fill or cuttings that can restrict wellbore access or, in severe cases, eventually close the wellbore?
a)
Bridge
b)
Completion Fluid
c)
Spud
d)
Tar Sand
e)
Shakers, desanders, desilters, and centrifuges
22.
What type of tongs is a large-capacity, self-locking wrenches used to grip drillstring components and apply torque for loosening operations?
a)
Breakout tongs
b)
Mud logging
c)
SCADA system
d)
Chevron.
e)
Dip
23.
When did the SPE obtain the rights to the Petroleum Production Handbook, originally published in 1962 by McGraw-Hill, and publishes a revision re-titled the Petroleum Engineering Handbook?
a)
1987
b)
Layer
c)
hook
d)
syncline
e)
Air Gap
24.
It is a numerical measure of the similarity of reflection wave shapes in a user-specified data window
a)
Coherency
b)
Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX)
c)
Absorptive Interaction
d)
Wireline
e)
dynamic filtration
25.
How is called the quantity of positively charged ions (cations) that a clay mineral or similar material can accommodate on its negatively charged surface, expressed as milli-ion equivalent per 100 g, or more commonly as milliequivalent (meq) per 100 g?
a)
base exchange
b)
Pounds per square inch.
c)
Global Positioning System
d)
Lost Circulation
e)
Salt dome
26.
When was the first SPE forums held in Asia-Pacific?
a)
1992
b)
Spud
c)
Wellhead Backpressure
d)
Ball operated
e)
inhibition
27.
What recovery factor does the Gas cap drive have?
a)
Can range from 20% to 40% of the OOIP
b)
critical velocity
c)
abyssal
d)
Scallop Gun
e)
Henry Demarest Lloyd.
28.
It is the natural brine occupying the pore spaces. Usually this water is at equilibrium with the minerals in the formation.
a)
Connate water
b)
High-Frequency Cycle (HFC) or Parasequence
c)
British Petroleum (BP)
d)
Oil - Water Emulsion
e)
Standard Oil of New Jersey.
29.
A gasflood process in which an injection gas enriched with components of intermediate molecular weight is injected into a reservoir to achieve multiple-contact-miscibility:
a)
Condensing Drive
b)
Potasium K40
c)
gumbo
d)
hostile Enviroment
e)
Fracture Permeability
30.
How is called the conditional surface pressure barrier often consisting of a set of hydraulically operated rams containing equipment designed to grip pipe, seal around pipe, shear off pipe or seal an open hole during drilling or a workover?
a)
BOP
b)
Gas, Mist, Foam, Gasified Liquid, Liquid
c)
Elasticity
d)
Retrogradation
e)
Anticline
31.
Are typically defined to be the toluene-soluble and n-heptane-insoluble components of crude oil and other carbonaceous materials such as bitumen and coal
a)
Asphaltenes
b)
Steerable Motor
c)
16
d)
Archaea
e)
kill-weight fluid
32.
Water containing salts in solution, such as sodium, calcium or bromides. It is commonly produced along with oil. The disposal of it is usually accomplished by underground injection into salt-water saturated formations or by evaporation in surface pits.
a)
Brine, or Clear Brine
b)
Velocity gradient
c)
Gyro surveys
d)
Formation resistivity
e)
Wireline tools.
33.
In perforating, What technique was originally used to mechanically punch through the pipe and cement but their penetration and effectiveness were limited?
a)
Bullet gun perforating
b)
Flushed Zone
c)
geopressure gradient
d)
6 Levels. From Level 0 to Level 5
e)
Bashkiria field, Russia
34.
A graphical representation of the degree of agreement between segments of curves being correlated between different wells. The degree of lag (required shift), the amplitude of the peaks and the shapes of the peaks are parameters used to calculate the match in it.
a)
Correlogram
b)
Salt dome
c)
Drillstring Motion Compensation (DSC)
d)
Fulcrum
e)
Jet Velocity
35.
A general term for injection processes that uses special chemical solutions:
a)
Chemical Flooding/Injection
b)
Phase
c)
Detonating Cord or Primer Cord
d)
Lithologic log
e)
Manchuria.
36.
An aquifer bounded above and below by impermeable beds, such as clay or unfractured shale, or by beds of distinctly lower permeability than that of the aquifer itself.
a)
Confined aquifer
b)
Shale Gas
c)
Paleontology
d)
Casing Burst Pressure
e)
Pipe RAM
37.
What is the name of an absorbent aluminium phyllosilicate, essentially impure clay consisting mostly of montmorillonite that serves as the primary viscosifier used in drilling muds?
a)
Bentonite
b)
auto gas lift systems
c)
Scraper Trap
d)
Gyro surveys
e)
Jimmy Carter.
38.
It is an absorbent aluminium phyllosilicate, essentially impure clay consisting mostly of montmorillonite that serves as the primary viscosifier used in drilling muds
a)
Bentonite
b)
General electric and the University of Tulsa
c)
Lucas 1.
d)
Humification
e)
Crushed Zone
39.
It is a way to obtain a core while the zone of interest is being drilled
a)
Conventional coring
b)
Balance point
c)
Logging while drilling/LWD
d)
floc
e)
cuttings
40.
Longitudinal waves that are transmitted through an elastic formation by compression or pressure
a)
Compressional wave
b)
bridging agent / LCMs
c)
Lag time
d)
Carbonates
e)
pore pressure
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