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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. By using the history of other fields around the world, the author hopes to make what point?
(a) That the end of Saudi Arabia's oil days isn't the end of oil.
(b) That the end of Saudi Arabia's oil days are near.
(c) That the end of Saudi Arabia's oil days is bad for the Saudi people.
(d) That the end of Saudi Arabia's oil days means no more oil in the world.

2. The neutral zone oil is shared between Saudi Arabia and what country?
(a) Iran.
(b) Dubai.
(c) Iraq.
(d) Kuwait.

3. When it became clear that Saudi Arabia wasn't going to find enough natural gas to make processing it economically feasible, who did they reach out to?
(a) Western oil companies.
(b) Western gas buyers.
(c) Western gas companies.
(d) Western investors.

4. Dr. Nansen Saleri heads what type of management group?
(a) Reservoir management group.
(b) Rehabilitation management group.
(c) Reserve management group.
(d) Cleanup management group.

5. In the early days of oil exploration, natural gas was seen as what?
(a) Worthless.
(b) A problem to overcome.
(c) A challenge.
(d) An indicator oil was nearby.

Short Answer Questions

1. Some people suggest that exploration for oil in Saudi Arabia has been less than successful in recent years because of what?

2. When can the true recoverability figures of an oil reserve be discovered?

3. Since what year has there been very little data available to verify production levels in Saudi Arabia?

4. When Saudi Arabia began drilling just for natural gas, they encountered problems with sand and what?

5. One of the discoveries made between 2004 and 2006 is known as what type of reserve?

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