
1. Digital twins was initially used as a way to:
- Spacecraft designers used them to predict performance in extreme conditions.
- Fighter aircraft makers needed a way to simulate combat.
- Movie makes wanted to create ultrarealistic special effects.
- Cancer researcher were looking for a way to see how different drugs would perform in different bodies.
Correct Answer: Spacecraft designers used them to predict performance in extreme conditions
Explanation: NASA created them because it had no other way predict space flight performance.
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2. The 10 OPEC countries have combined 12 non-OPEC countries to limit production. The group is referred to as:
- OP22
- Vienna Group
- OPEC/NOPEC
- The Cartel
Correct answer: Vienna Group
Explanation: The BP annual report uses the name, which refers to the city that is home to OPEC.
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3. There is a growing number of wells injecting produced water in what deep formation in the Permian:
- San Andres
- Yeso
- Ellenburger
- Mountain Group
Correct Answer: Ellenburger
Explanation: The use of the deep Ellenburger is rising as the shallower San Andres and Mountain Group are near capacity.
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4. Oil exporting tankers are known by the acronym based on their size. What is the smallest on the list below?
- AFRAMAX
- SUEZMAX
- VLCC
- PANAMAX
Correct Answer: PANAMAX
Explanation: The narrow Panama Canal channel limited tanker sizes. Widening the canal led to a new class called the New Panamex.
Read more about Oil Tankers and PANAMAX on Wikipedia.
5. ConocoPhillips is reportedly considering a major sale of its North Sea assets. In which of these fields is the company not the operator?
- Britannia
- Judy/Joanne, Jade, and Jasmine
- Ekofisk
- Heidrun field
Correct Answer: Heidrun Field
Explanation: ConocoPhillips owns 24% interest in field operated by Statoil.
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