ENGLISH Flashcards

1
Q

These organisms were buried,
compacted, and altered to become
a wide range of substances that are
chiefly composed of carbon.

A

fossil fuels

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2
Q

in Antique province
hosts the largest deposits of sub-
bituminous coal, which is the common
type of coal in the country.

A

semirara islands

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3
Q

Thick coal deposits that
are flat-lying and shallow.

A

open pit mining

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4
Q

Coal deposits that
are steeply-dipping
and found deeper
underground.

A

underground mining

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5
Q

Oil-producing fields include

A

galoc, nido, mantiloc

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6
Q

One of the greatest
industrial
undertakings in
Philippine history

A

MALAMPAYA DEEP WATER
GAS-TO-POWER PROJECT

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7
Q

An offshore platform built by over 1,400
Filipino workers in 2015 will help supply
30% of the country’s energy needs for a
safe, reliable, and cleaner energy
source.

A

MALAMPAYA DEPLETION
COMPRESSION PLATFORM

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8
Q

A flammable gas mixture consisting
primarily of methane, the most
abundant organic compound on
Earth.

A

natural gas

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9
Q

It involves the burial and
decomposition of organic matter
under temperature and pressure
conditions that fall within a range
called the “gas window”, which is
about 100 to 200˚C at a depth of 3
to 6 km.

A

thermogenic methods

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10
Q

Use of microorganisms to produce
methane

A

biogenic methods

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11
Q

A natural gas directly
associated with coal deposits
found deep underground.

A

coalbed mathane

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12
Q

is often touted as the
cleanest of all the fossil fuels, it
produces less carbon dioxide,
carbon monoxide, and nitrous
oxide than either
coal or oil.

A

natural gas

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13
Q

It supplies the requirements of three
power plants, which produce
a total generating capacity of
2,700 MW (megawatts), as
well as the gas requirements
of Pilipinas Shell Petroleum
Corporation in Tabangao,
Batangas.

A

malampaya gas field in palawan

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14
Q

It refers to the natural
heat of Earth, which
is present in the core,
mantle, and crust.

A

geothermal energy

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15
Q

The rate at which temperature
increases with depth.

A

geothermal gradient

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16
Q

Molten rock underneath
the surface of Earth
which may heat other
nearby rocks and groundwater to as
hot as 700˚C.

17
Q

Natural collection of hot water.

A

geothermal reservoir

18
Q

Produces the
highest amount of
geothermal energy
for the Philippines
at 708 MW.

A

TONGONAN GEOTHERMAL FIELD

19
Q

Naturally occurring
inorganic solid substances
that are composed of ions and
molecules bonded together

19
Q

Naturally occurring
inorganic solid substances
that are composed of ions and
molecules bonded together

20
Q

A regular network where the ions
and molecules of a mineral are
arranged.

A

crystalline structure

21
Q

Naturally formed aggregates of
minerals that may include fragments
of other older rocks, organic material
like fossils or coal, and natural gas
produced from volcanic eruptions.

22
Q

Form from the solidification of lava
on the surface of Earth or of magma
underneath the ground.

A

igneous rocks

23
Q

A tephra which fall back to the
ground and later become a special
type of igneous rock.

A

pyrolastic rocks

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Form either from the fragments of older rocks that were physically weathered and eroded, or from ions dissolved in water that come from the chemical weathering of older rocks.
sedimentary rocks
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Form from preexisting rocks that have been heated, folded, or crushed by intense geological processes like subduction, mountain building, and faulting.
metamorphic rocks
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Rock fragments that have been created by physical weathering and are altered by biological processes.
soil
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USES OF SOIL
for building construction to sustain life for growing cropsfor building airports, cities and roads serve as habitats of living creatures