Millions of years ago the fossil remains of once-living organisms were buried deep inside Earth. These fossils are what give us fossil fuels. Fossil fuels are
nonrenewable energy resources that come in three forms--solid, liquid, and gas.
1. Using the terms listed below, in the diagram. Terms may be used more
than once.
solid
liquid
decayed swamp plants
gas
petroleum
decayed sea life
butane
anthracite
bituminous coal
kerosene
natural gas
Fossil Fuels
Form
5
9.
Form
2
10.
Primary
Name
11.
Specific
Name
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