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| Gold is found in ____. | placer deposits
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| Chemically, oil and gas are both ____________. | hydrocarbons
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| The United States has enormous quantities of oil in __. | oil shale
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| ______ is the initial stage in the development of coal. | Peat
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| If a drilled well encounters both oil and natural gas. | the gas will naturally be floating on top of the oil
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| Most hydrothermal ores are metallic __________. | sulfides
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| _______ is an unusual mixture of ice and methane | Gas hydrate
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| ____ resources enable us to create the metals used in our world today. | Metallic
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| In terms of plate tectonics, future oil reservoirs form most easily in areas ____. | where ocean basins are closing
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| A _____ is the term used to describe the portion of a resource that has been discovered or inferred with some degree of certainty and can be extracted for a profit. | reserve
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| This type of geologic resource provides the power that drives the modern world. | energy
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| Petroleum, natural gas and propane are all considered _____ because they formed from the buried remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago. | fossil fuels
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| Some geologic resources are ____, that is, they are replenished by natural processes fast enough that people can use them continuously. | renewable
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| Most geologic resources are ____, they form very slowly and are extracted much faster than nature replaces them. | nonrenewable
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| The recoverable reserve for coal in the United States is _______. | 270 billion tons
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| Economic deposits of petroleum require _____. | source rock, reservoir rock, and trap
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| There are two basic forms of energy categories, ____ energy is stored energy | potential
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| New oil is born where _____. | dead organic matter is sealed in an oxygen-deprived burial
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| The _____ resources include building stones and road gravels | nonmetallic
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| A ____ is the term used to describe the total amount of any given geologic material of potential economic interest, whether discovered or not. | resource
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| Counting tar sands, _______ has the second largest oil reserves in the world. | Canada
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| The two largest oil fields in the United States are in __________. | Texas and Alaska
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| Coal is the altered remains of ancient ____________. | terrestrial plants
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| Once oil is formed it must accumulate in concentrations that can be drilled and pumped, these concentrations are called ________. | traps
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| Which of the following is a renewable resource? | wind
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| Although technically not coal, the first material to form in the coal cycle is ___. | peat
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| The ore-forming process of ______ occurs as early-forming minerals settle to the bottom of a cooling magma. | crystal settling
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| Geological resources sustain life, and the most fundamental of these resources are _____. | soil and water
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| Evaporite deposits are important sources of ___. | gypsum and halite
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| The petroleum window is the depth between ______ to ______ feet through which sapropel must pass to transform into oil. | 7,500; 15,000
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| Which sequence of coal is ordered from lowest to highest energy content? | lignite, bituminous, anthracite
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| At the current rate of consumption, United States recoverable coal reserves will be exhausted in ______ years. | 250
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| Which of the following lists contains only fossil fuels? | coal, oil, natural gas
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| Pencil lead is made of _____. | graphite
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