Question

multiple - choice question
conventional biofuels that we use in cars are made from what?
dead animals and plants
sugars, starches, and vegetable oil
wood
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Explanation:

Conventional bio - fuels for cars are typically made from sugars, starches, and vegetable oil. These materials can be processed into fuels like ethanol (from sugars and starches) and biodiesel (from vegetable oil). Dead animals and plants are related to fossil fuels rather than conventional bio - fuels, and wood is not a common primary source for car bio - fuels.

Answer:

B. sugars, starches, and vegetable oil