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What is the primary component of crude oil?

  • Proteins
  • Hydrocarbons (correct)
  • Water
  • Minerals

Why must a suitable oil reservoir, or 'trap', be formed during oil exploration?

  • To prevent sedimentary rock formation
  • To accumulate oil and gas for extraction (correct)
  • To collect plastic products
  • To store water for cooling

What role do drilling towers (derricks) play in the oil extraction process?

  • They line the well with steel casings
  • They transport crude oil to refineries
  • They cool the drill bit
  • They support the drilling equipment (correct)

How is raw crude oil transported from the reservoir to storage tanks?

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What is a method used to identify potential oil deposits before drilling?

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Crude Oil

An oily liquid found deep in Earth's crust. A mixture of hydrocarbons, used for energy and chemicals.

Oil Reservoir

A geological formation where oil accumulates and can be located.

Oil Exploration

The process of finding and evaluating potential oil deposits using aerial photos and drilling.

Oil Drilling

The process of digging wells to access and extract oil from reservoirs.

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Offshore Exploration

Oil drilling and exploration that locates and extracts oil from under the ocean.

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