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Realize has mistakes in the answer key for Question 1 (rock, oil, marine, heat/pressure, pressure/heat is the right sequence, but Autoscore marks it partially correct - 1/5 points if pressure is used before heat, but 0/5 if heat is used before pressure). According to the answer key, these two words should be interchangeable. The other words are in the correct sequence, but marked by Autoscore as incorrect. I could not manually edit scores. I understand that some questions are different on the Editable and online versions of the Benchmark tests, but this question is the same. Part of the problem is that there is no answer key for the online Benchmark tests, so the one for the Editable version must be used as a reference.
Question: The word petroleum comes from Latin terms petra, meaning ROCK and oleum, meaning OIL. It forms when the carbon-rich remains of MARINE organisms are buried beneath layers of sediment. The weight of the layers produces tremendous HEAT / PRESSURE and HEAT / PRESSURE that transform the remains into petroleum and natural gas.
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