A) 1,500 mm B) 1,420 mm C) 1,000 mm D) 1,200 mm
A) 200 atm B) 50 atm C) 100 atm D) 150 atm
A) 5 billion cubic meters B) 50 billion cubic meters C) 14 billion cubic meters D) 33 billion cubic meters
A) 33 billion cubic meters B) 14 billion cubic meters C) 5 billion cubic meters D) 10 billion cubic meters
A) 33 billion cubic meters B) 20 billion cubic meters C) 5 billion cubic meters D) 14 billion cubic meters
A) Six B) Four C) Eight D) Ten
A) Gazprom B) Petronas C) Türkmengaz D) Shell
A) $7.6 billion B) $10 billion C) $5 billion D) $15 billion
A) 1,420 km B) 1,814 km C) 2,000 km D) 1,500 km
A) South Iolotan gas field B) Galkynysh gas fields C) Bagtyyarlyk gas field D) Dauletabad gas field
A) Kabul–Kandahar Highway B) Kandahar–Herat Highway C) Kabul–Jalalabad Highway D) Salang Highway
A) Karachi and Peshawar B) Islamabad and Lahore C) Faisalabad and Rawalpindi D) Quetta and Multan
A) Delhi B) Fazilka C) Ludhiana D) Amritsar
A) Second largest B) Fourth largest C) Third largest D) Largest
A) $8.5 billion B) $7.6 billion C) $5 billion D) $10 billion
A) International Monetary Fund B) United Nations C) Asian Development Bank D) World Bank
A) 2022 B) 2019 C) 2015 D) 2024
A) Tajikistan B) Uzbekistan C) Iran D) Kazakhstan
A) The global gas initiative B) The energy bridge of the century C) The Trans-Asian corridor D) A modern continuation of the Silk Road
A) Russia refused to allow use of its pipeline network B) The pipelines were not large enough C) The pipelines were too expensive to maintain D) The existing pipelines were damaged by war
A) 15 March 1995 B) 11 December 2010 C) 27 October 1997 D) 21 October 1995
A) Bridas Corporation B) Gazprom C) Penspen D) Unocal
A) TAPI Consortium B) CentGas C) Silk Road Pipeline Ltd D) Central Asia Energy Group
A) Serdar Berdimuhamedow B) Raşit Meredow C) Saparmurat Niyazov D) Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow
A) Robert Oakley B) Osama bin Laden C) Tracey Ann Jacobson D) Mullah Omar
A) 1995 B) 1998 C) 1997 D) 2002
A) A disagreement over transit fees B) The collapse of the Taliban government C) The bombing of U.S. embassies in Africa D) A shortage of gas in Turkmenistan
A) 8 December 1998 B) 27 December 2002 C) 7 August 1998 D) 15 March 1995
A) Bridas Corporation B) GAIL C) Unocal D) Penspen
A) To increase influence in the Indian Ocean B) To lower global oil prices C) To allow exports without relying on Russian routes D) To fund the reconstruction of Afghanistan
A) 2005 B) 2010 C) 2012 D) 2008
A) Indian Oil Corporation B) GAIL C) ONGC D) BPCL
A) 11 December 2010 B) 27 December 2002 C) 16 May 2012 D) 13 December 2015
A) Mullah Omar B) Saparmurat Niyazov C) Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar D) Robert Oakley |