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front 1

Which of the following do all oil traps have in common?

back 1

a reservoir rock with a cap rock above it

front 2

A(n) __________ is not associated with structural deformation.

back 2

stratigraphic (pinchout) trap

front 3

Which of the following must be true for hydrocarbons to be trapped by salt diapirs?

back 3

The salt must be impermeable.

front 4

List the fluids commonly found in traps, from the least to most dense.

back 4

gas, oil, water

front 5

Which of the following must be true for hydrocarbons to be collected by a fault trap?

back 5

The fault must be sealed.

front 6

About half of renewable energy is used in __________.

back 6

electric power generation

front 7

Most of the energy used by the industrial and residential/commercial sectors is __________.

back 7

natural gas

front 8

Nuclear energy is used in what energy sector(s)?

back 8

electric power

front 9

__________ is split nearly evenly among the industrial, residential and commercial, and electric power sectors.

back 9

Natural gas

front 10

Almost _____ of all electric power produced relies on coal as a source of energy.

back 10

46%

front 11

Which of the following accurately describes oil shale?

back 11

An organic-rich, fine-grained, impermeable sedimentary rock containing kerogen.

front 12

Which of the following is required for oil shales to form?

back 12

a sedimentary basin

front 13

Why must oil shale be heated to extract hydrocarbons?

back 13

Oil shale has low permeability.

front 14

Methane clathrates are stable in __________ conditions.

back 14

low temperature, high pressure

front 15

Which of the following is a drawback to mining oil shale and oil sands?

back 15

It is costly and energy-intensive to extract these resources.