Which is common to the formation of all fossil fuels?(1 point)

Question

Responses

Once-living organisms are converted into carbon-rich fuels.
Once-living organisms are converted into carbon-rich fuels.

Fossils are converted into carbon-rich fuels.
Fossils are converted into carbon-rich fuels.

Sedimentary rock is converted into carbon-rich fuels.
Sedimentary rock is converted into carbon-rich fuels.

Swampy forest plants are converted into carbon-rich fuels.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

Once-living organisms are converted into carbon-rich fuels.

This statement accurately describes the common process involved in the formation of all fossil fuels, which includes coal, oil, and natural gas.