1- What this term means "an undesired influx of formation fluids into the wellbore'?

A.Fractured Formation.

B. Loss of Circulation

C. kick

D. Blowout

2- What is the correct definition of Porosity?

A. The amount of void space in the rock expressed as a percent.

B. The pressure of the fluid in the pore space.

C. The percentage of solid rock in the formation.

D. The ability of formation fluids to move through the rock.

3-Given the following well data:  TVD 9500 ft.  Casing Shoe MD 5495 ft.  Current
Mud Weight 10.5 ppg.  Formation Pressure Gradient 0.52 psi/ft.

The primary well control is

A. Exist

B. The over balance is 247 psi

C. Both of the above

D. None of the above

4- An underground mass of rock or sediment that is porous and permeable enough

to allow oil or natural gas to accumulate in it is called.

• Reservoir

• Earth Crust

• None of the above..

5-The space between the casing and drillstring is called

• Annulus

• Hole

• Well.

6- The vertical arrangement of the reservoir fluids is governed by.

• Density.

• Specific Weight.

• Viscosity.
7-Hydrostatic Pressure is:

A. The viscosity of a stationary column of fluid.

B. The pressure applied from Annular Pressure Loss.
C. The pressure exerted by a column of fluid at rest.
D. The measured depth of a stationary column of fluid.

8- When raising and lowering the drillstring, casing string or liner in the wellbore, this
operation known as

• Reciprocating

• Wiper Trip

• Pulling Out of the Hole

• Run into the hole

9- Which of the following tools is used for measuring the variation of diameter at any
given depth of the well?

• Temperature Log.

• Caliper Log.

• SP Log

• GR log

10-You are drilling 17 ½ hole section and the Caliper diameter is 12.73 inch this
variation in hole shape is known as

• Caving (formation weak and cave-in).

• Tight Spot (formation swell and flow into the borehole).

• Mud Cake (solids built in).

• On Gauge (consolidated formation).Log.

11-When tight spot is encountered while drilling or we need to enlarge a section of
the hole, in this case we have to work in this section and the operation is known as

• Reaming

• Cleaning

• Jetting

• Reciprocating

12-aliper Log shows that tight spot (formation swell and flow into the borehole) from
4560 ft to 4780 ft. what do you have to do

• Back Ream F/4780 to 4560.

• Clean formation F/4780 to 4560.

• Reciprocate the drillstring

• None of the above.

13-The volume of fluid which has entered the wellbore is known as

A. Kick.

B. Influx.

C. Blowout.

14- If the primary well control is lost the well becomes

A. On-balance.

B. Under balance.

C. Overbalance.

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18-The drill string volume is well known as

• Bottoms up.

• Surface to bit volume.

• Both of the above.

19-The annular volume is well known as

• Bottoms up.

• Surface to bit volume.

• Both of the above.

20-The space between the casing and drillstring is called

• Annulus

• Hole

• Well.

21-All the components from the swivel down to the bit is called

• Bottom Hole Assembly.

• Drill stem.

• Both of the above.

22-A special drilling tool that can enlarge an existing hole to the required diameter is
called

•Drill Bit.

• Reamer.

• Both of the above

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26-if you are drilling with aerated mud, can you use the Bell Nipple

27-if you are expecting Hydrogen Sulphide and you want to keep the gas away from
the Rotary table what do you have to do?
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