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Cyprus International University

Department of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering


The Rock Properties (PNGE 201)
Quiz 2 (Online)
07.05.2021
Name :paeraw taha sulaiman
No :21710403
Questions (multiple choice):

1. A rock capable of producing oil, gas, or water is called Bedrock .


a) Transitional rocks b) Continental rock c) Reservoir rock d) Bedrock

2.The void space in the rock is broadly known as Throat

a) Core b) Pore c) Throat d)


Microscopic

3. Oil, gas, or /and water can enter and fill in the pores if they are microscopic

a) Cored b) pored c) interconnected d)


microscopic

4. Limestone is one of the most common and important petroleum reservoirs

a) Dolomitic limestone b) Limestone c) Sandstone d)


Conglomerate

5. Sandstone is a clastic sedimentary rock composed of more than %50 sand sized minerals or
rock grains.

a) Dolomitic limestone b) Limestone c) Sandstone d)


Conglomerate

6. Sieve analysis is a quick method and can provide a reliably and relatively broad grain size
distribution

a) Sedimentation method b) Direct measurement c) Sieve analysis d) Other


methods
15. In order to find the best way to exploit petroleum from underground rocks, it is necessary
for the producers to know what a rock is composed of and how it is formed because the
knowledge of mineral composition. Is it True / False.

17.The most common reservoir rocks for oil and gas are:

Petroleum And Gas Reservoir rocks

18.The rock texture can be adequately studied by means of casting thin section and
geological microscope.

19. The analysis of the rock texture mainly focuses on the size , shapeand , arrangement
of the grains and roundness of the particles.

20. Grain size analysis include : sieve analysis, shape method different measurement and
other methods..

21. A very big difference between the size of the particles in a rock

a) Very well sorted b) Well sorted c) Poorly sorted d) Very poorly


sorted
22. Uniform size distribution of the rock particles.

a) Moderately sorted b) Well sorted c) Poorly sorted d) Very poorly


sorted

23. Well sorted rocks are generally porous and have high permeability, but poorly sorted
rocks have lower porosity and permeability.

a) Moderately sorted b) Well sorted c) Poorly sorted d) Very poorly sorted

24. Sedimentation method is a subsidiary method for the grain-size analysis of conventional
sandstones. True / False
25. Sieve analysis is a favorite method for loose or weakly cemented rocks, but it may not be
suitable for soft or tight rocks. True / False

26. In addition, the precision of sieve analysis is also affected by the following factors: the
number of sieves used in the analysis and their quality, moisture of grains, and sieving time.
True / False..

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