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Fossil Fuels (N) Subject: Science (Grade 5) Prepared by: Faculty Member of PGS

Fossil Fuels (n) Are formed (v) From (p) Living (adj) Things (n) Plants (n) Animals (n)

Examples Coal (n) Oil (n) Natural gas (n)

COAL (n) Made (v) from the remains of plants which died (v) millions of years ago Formation of Coal Initial lookPeat 50% carbon Stage 1 Bacteria l Action (n) Stage 2 85% carbon Water layer (n) more Pressure & heat 93% carbon coal

Formation of Coal

Made (v) from the decayed (adj) remains (n) of sea creatures (plants & animal) which died (v) millions of years ago Formation of Oil & natural gas (n) Porous rock Impermeable Rock Sedimentary rock Folded rocks