A fossil fuel is formed from the buried remains of
Aburied ancient life
Bcooled volcanic glass
Cfallen meteorite dust
Devaporated sea salt
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. buried ancient life
1. Fossil fuels form in the Earth's crust.
2. They come from buried remains of prehistoric animals, plants or microplankton.
3. Salt, glass and dust are not organic.
_Source: Wikipedia, Fossil fuel, lead section_
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