Question

match the vocabulary term with the definition. open for help. fossil fuel choose hydrocarbon choose a decision - making process that weighs good and bad a chemical composed entirely or primarily of carbon and hydrogen living or derived from living organisms a general term for any hydrocarbon that can be used as fuel: chiefly petroleum, natural gas, and coal, which are derived organic choose cost - benefit analysis choose

Explanation:

1. For "fossil fuel"

A fossil fuel is a general term for any hydrocarbon (like petroleum, natural gas, coal) used as fuel, derived from ancient organic matter. The definition "a general term for any hydrocarbon that can be used as fuel: chiefly petroleum, natural gas, and coal, which are derived..." matches.

A hydrocarbon is a chemical compound made entirely or mainly of carbon and hydrogen atoms. The definition "a chemical composed entirely or primarily of carbon and hydrogen" fits.

Organic substances are related to or derived from living organisms. The definition "living or derived from living organisms" is correct.

Answer:

a general term for any hydrocarbon that can be used as fuel: chiefly petroleum, natural gas, and coal, which are derived from ancient organic matter (the corresponding definition option)

2. For "hydrocarbon"