Environmental Science, 10th Edition (Cunningham)

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Overview: Vacuum Oil Field, p. 433

1			Approximately how close are the wells around the first place marker? (Find the measuring tool under the Tools menu > ruler.)
			A)	About 15–25 m
			B)	About 50–75 m
			C)	About 150–250 m
			D)	About 400 m
			E)	Over 500 m
2			Approximately how close are the wells around the second place marker? (Find the measuring tool under the Tools menu > ruler.)
			A)	About 15–25 m
			B)	About 50–75 m
			C)	About 150–250 m
			D)	About 400 m
			E)	Over 500 m
3			This folder has four place markers. What is the approximate distance between markers 3 and 4?
			A)	About 30 km
			B)	About 100 km
			C)	About 300 km
			D)	About 500 km
			E)	About 1,000 km