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September 2007

Energy Trivia Challenge

Take a moment out of your hectic workday to challenge your knowledge of the oil industry. This month's trivia game features factoids from our upcoming oil and petroleum course overviews!

Every correct answer submitted by Friday, September 28th automatically wins our famous Energy Bouncy Ball (one per person). One lucky person will be chosen to win our Grand Prize: a FREE web-based training course ($175 value). Good luck!

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  The answers to the questions below are taken from the following courses:

Overview of the Petroleum Industry

  • 8 October, Princeton, NJ
Overview of Physical Crude Oil Trading and Operations
  • 18-19 September, Houston, TX
  • 18-19 September, London, UK
  • 9-10 October, Princeton, NJ
  • 16-17 October, Singapore
  • 4-5 December, Rome, Italy
Fundamentals of Petroleum Refining - A Non-Technical Introduction
  • 20-21 September, Houston, TX
  • 20-21 September, London, UK
  • 11-12 October, Princeton, NJ
  • 18-19 October, Singapore
  • 6-7 December, Rome, Italy

  1. What does the word 'petroleum' literally mean?
    1. Rock Oil
    2. Stone Floor
    3. Gas
    4. Five Levels
  2. What percentage of oil is still in the ground after primary production?
    1. 70%
    2. 25%
    3. 50%
    4. 90%
  3. What components make up crude oil and natural gas?
    1. Organic material
    2. Pressure
    3. Heat
    4. Time
    5. All of the above
  4. In the United States, one barrel of crude oil equals how many gallons?
    1. 16 gallons
    2. 34 gallons
    3. 42 gallons
    4. 52 gallons
  5. What is the final step in converting crude oil into marketable products?
    1. Distilling
    2. Sifting
    3. Decomposing
    4. Blending
  6. Which of the following are ultimately users of oil products?
    1. Power companies
    2. Airlines
    3. Trucking companies
    4. Manufacturers
    5. All of the above
     

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