2. What weakened OPEC's position?
(a) The cost of oil
(b) The closing of the Suez Canal
(c) The opening of new oil provinces
(d) The Korean War

3. On October 6, 1973, Egypt and Syria launched a massive coordinated attack on which country?
(a) Saudi Arabia
(b) Japan
(c) India
(d) Israel

4. The global battle of oil production intensified what rivalry?
(a) Britain-United States
(b) Saudi-Iranian
(c) India-Kuwait
(d) Japan-Britain

5. Which country set production to achieve price objectives?
(a) Saudi Arabia
(b) Iraq
(c) Iran
(d) Kuwait

6. On August 2, 1990, 100,000 Iraqi troops invaded which country?
(a) India
(b) Iran
(c) Kuwait
(d) Israel

7. How did Eisenhower feel about the attack on Egypt?
(a) Surprised and angry
(b) Cautiously happy
(c) Resigned and depressed
(d) Indifferent

8. What is a giant oil field called?
(a) Big Dipper
(b) Roman Empire
(c) Elephant
(d) T-Rex

9. In 1965, who won two-thirds of the exploration leases on the Prudhoe Bay structure?
(a) CLBE
(b) ARCO
(c) AARP
(d) TIFF

10. Who undercut Middle Eastern oil?
(a) France
(b) The United States
(c) Chile
(d) The Soviet Union

11. Who become the symbol of the new age of oil?
(a) The Shah of Iran
(b) Jimmy Carter
(c) "Sheikh" Ahmed Zaki Yamani
(d) Crown Prince Fahd

12. Oil producing countries were assigned quotas with what target in mind per day?
(a) 18 million barrels
(b) 26 million barrels
(c) 12 million barrels
(d) 4 million barrels

13. Who did Carter admit to the US for medical treatment?
(a) Saddam Hussein
(b) Khomeini
(c) Mossadegh
(d) The Shah

14. The economist E. F. Schumacher called for what?
(a) A dependence on Arab oil
(b) A short-term view of the world's energy needs
(c) Alternatives to high-cost coal
(d) Continued use of a finite resource

15. Which nuclear power plant malfunctioned just after the OPEC meeting?
(a) Ikata
(b) Calder Hall
(c) Obninsk
(d) Three Mile Island