Density Quiz

1. High uranium is often associated with which rock type

a. Feldspar
b. Source rock
c. Mica
d. Zircon
2. Typical applications of the Gamma Ray tool include measuring the following:
a. Hole diameter
b. Clay type
c. Pressure
d. porosity

3. The highest GR energy comes from radioactive decay of which element
a. Thorium
b. Uranium
c. potassium
4. Typical depth of investigation of a GR tool is
a. 8
b. 12
c. 20
5. The NGT (Natural Gamma ray Tool) can help to identify the following minerals
a. Anhydrite
b. Coal
c. Feldspar
d. Mica

6. What is the difference between the GR and NGR?
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7. Mention at least three the typical application of the gamma ray.
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Density Quit
1. Which gamma ray interactions are used by the density tool?
a. Pair production
b. Compton scattering
c. Photo electric absorption
2. A porous sandstone reads a density of 2.6 gm/cc. What is the likely porosity?
a. 3%
b. 15%
c. 10%
3. Which two of the following have the highest density, assuming porosity is zero?
a. Sandstone
b. Calcite
c. Dolomite
d. anhydrite
4. How frequent should the tool be calibrated?
a. Every 6 months
b. Once per every survey
c. Every 3 month
d. Whenever it needed

5. Compton scattering is defined as:
a. Low energy
b. Medium energy
c. High energy
6. The density tool can provide information about:
a. Permeable formation
b. Natural GR
c. Lithology
d. Formation Temperature

7. The measured tool density is derived from:
a. The density electrons
b. The density of neutron
c. The pair of production
d. The volume of hydrogen

8. What's the typical depth of investigation for the density tool?
a. 3-5''
b. 6-9''
c. 10-14''
9. A density log reads 2.78 gm/cc. Which formation is most likely present?
a. Anhydrite
b. Dolomite
c. Sandstone
d. Limestone
10. Lithology information comes from:
a. low energy GRs
b. Compton Scattering
c. Density correction curve
d. Photelectric absorbtion
11. If you have a limestone reservoir filled with oil, and your density reads 2.25, what is the likely
total porosity?
a. 25%
b. 15%
c. 20%

12. List out the typical uses of PEF and calliper as an auxiliary tool.
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Neutron Quiz

1. When the neutron porosity is derivered from a count rate ration,it may need correction for:
1. Environmental correction eg formation temperature
2. Bore well correction (stand off)

2. An advantage of a minitron neutron source generator compaired to a chemical source is :
1. Is not reliable
2. Gives a lower count rate
3. Can be used to make epithermal measurement

3. Which of the following has the highest hydrogen index
1. Water
2. Shale
3. Coal
4. Limestone

4. In casing well, an environmentally corrected neutron
a. Can never give reliable data
b. Only works if a minitron is used
c. Can provide a good measurement

5. An environmentally corrected neutron log reads 30% porosity (in limestone units in a clean
bearing chalk formation .The true porosity is
a. 26%
b. 30%
c. 35%

6. An environmentally corrected neutron log reads 30% porosity (in limestone units in a clean
water bearing sandstone formation .The true porosity is
a. 18%
b. 20%
c. 25%

7. In gas zone, which statement is usually true
a. Neutron porosity > density porosity
b. Neutron porosity = density porosity
c. Neutron porosity < density porosity

8. A limestone compatible scale between density and neutron logs aligns
a. 0% porosity with 2.7 gm /cc
b. 0% porosity with 2.65 gm/cc
c. 0 % porosity with 2.6 gm7cc
9. Clays often show a high neutron porosity because their chemical formula contains
a. Silicon
b. Iron
c. Hydrogen
10. Mention the neutron Source used in neutron logging tool.
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