Exam 20: Mineral and Energy Resources
Exam 1: An Introduction to Geology and Plate Tectonics198 Questions
Exam 2: Minerals: The Building Blocks of Rocks185 Questions
Exam 3: Igneous Rocks190 Questions
Exam 4: Volcanoes and Volcanic Processes155 Questions
Exam 5: Weathering and Soil157 Questions
Exam 6: Sedimentary Rocks234 Questions
Exam 7: Metamorphism and Metamorphic Rocks143 Questions
Exam 8: Geologic Time143 Questions
Exam 9: Crustal Deformation145 Questions
Exam 10: Earthquakes and Earth's Interior185 Questions
Exam 11: The Ocean Floor172 Questions
Exam 12: Plate Tectonics: The Framework for Modern Geology162 Questions
Exam 13: Mountain Building and Continental Frameworks161 Questions
Exam 14: Mass Wasting: The Work of Gravity131 Questions
Exam 15: Running Water139 Questions
Exam 16: Groundwater159 Questions
Exam 17: Glaciers and Glaciation183 Questions
Exam 18: Deserts and Winds132 Questions
Exam 19: Shorelines153 Questions
Exam 20: Mineral and Energy Resources159 Questions
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Oil and gas requires: organic rich source rocks, porous and permeable reservoir rocks like sandstone or limestone, and impermeable cap rocks like shale or salt to form their deposits.
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On the blank provided beside each illustration below, write the name of the kind of oil and gas trap that is shown.
a)______________________________
b)______________________________
c)______________________________
d)______________________________





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About 70 percent of landfill methane collected in Canada is used for energy production.
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Geothermal power generation in ________ relies hot waters related to near surface volcanic heat from modern igneous intrusions.
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The potassium minerals sylvite and carnallite are the first to form upon evaporation of sea water.
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The world's population reached ________ people in 2012, placing increasing demands on fixed natural resources.
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________ can be replenished over relatively short time spans like months, years, or decades.
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Tidal power is limited to areas where _____________________.
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Refer to the Canadian metallic deposits map (fig.20.4)to answer the question(s)below.
-On the map, circle two deposits where polymetallic sulphides were likely formed in submarine volcanic rifts.

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Which one is not a significant potential Canadian source of geothermal energy?
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The wealthiest 20% of the world's population (including: Australia, Canada, United States, Western Europe)directly use about ________ of the world's resources, while the poorest 25% use less than 1.5%.
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Refer to the Canadian metallic deposits map (fig.20.4)to answer the question(s)below.
-Use an X to locate two deposits involving hydrothermal fluids and replacement of limestone by base metal sulphide ores.

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What important compound and process begins at burial temperatures at and a little higher than 50 degrees C?
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How much of Canada's electricity needs are met with hydroelectric power?
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How many homes can Ontario's Sarnia Photovoltaic Power Plant power with solar energy?
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Gold, silver, mercury, lead, and zinc deposits can all form where hydrothermal solutions circulate through fractures and open spaces in rock.
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Nuclear energy comes from radioactive materials through the process of nuclear fission.
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