What Do You Think You Know About Crude Oil?
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 1347
Crude oil is a natural source of fuel present in different areas across the world. It is also extremely popular, with certain nations making revenue off of it. Nonetheless, let's move on to the questions.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
![It is a nonrenewable resource which means that it can’t be? - ProProfs]( "It is a nonrenewable resource which means that it can’t be?")
It is a nonrenewable resource which means that it can’t be?- A.
Created
- B.
Form
- C.
Dilute and sieve
- D.
Replaced naturally
- 2.
![Just like other natural resources crude oil is obtained through? - ProProfs]( "Just like other natural resources crude oil is obtained through?")
Just like other natural resources crude oil is obtained through?- A.
Excavation
- B.
Drilling
- C.
Dredging
- D.
Researching
- 3.
![It usually found alongside other resources such as? - ProProfs]( "It usually found alongside other resources such as?")
It usually found alongside other resources such as?- A.
Red Oil
- B.
Fossil fuel
- C.
Natural gas
- D.
Oil
- 4.
![It refined as processed into the variety of forms, such as? - ProProfs]( "It refined as processed into the variety of forms, such as?")
It refined as processed into the variety of forms, such as?- A.
Gasoline
- B.
Asphalt
- C.
Kerosene
- D.
All of the above
- 5.
![Crude oil has ranging viscosity and can vary in color, it often called? - ProProfs]( "Crude oil has ranging viscosity and can vary in color, it often called?")
Crude oil has ranging viscosity and can vary in color, it often called?- A.
Diamond
- B.
Black gold
- C.
Blood diamond
- D.
Red Oil
- 6.
![The process by which oil is heated and separated into different components is called? - ProProfs]( "The process by which oil is heated and separated into different components is called?")
The process by which oil is heated and separated into different components is called?- A.
Crystallization
- B.
Desalinization
- C.
Sieving
- D.
Distillation
- 7.
![Fossil fuel, like coal, have been harvested in one way or another for? - ProProfs]( "Fossil fuel, like coal, have been harvested in one way or another for?")
Fossil fuel, like coal, have been harvested in one way or another for?- A.
Centuries
- B.
Years
- C.
Decades
- D.
All of the above
- 8.
![Crude Oil was first discovered and developed during the? - ProProfs]( "Crude Oil was first discovered and developed during the?")
Crude Oil was first discovered and developed during the?- A.
World war
- B.
Second world war
- C.
Genocide
- D.
Industrial revolution
- 9.
![Uses of crude oil, industrial uses were first developed in the? - ProProfs]( "Uses of crude oil, industrial uses were first developed in the?")
Uses of crude oil, industrial uses were first developed in the?- A.
18th century
- B.
19th century
- C.
20th century
- D.
16th century
- 10.
![Heavy reliance on fossil fuels is cited as one of the main causes of? - ProProfs]( "Heavy reliance on fossil fuels is cited as one of the main causes of?")
Heavy reliance on fossil fuels is cited as one of the main causes of?- A.
Earthquake
- B.
Global warming
- C.
Drought
- D.
None of the above
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