The correct answer is option 2, that is, a star.
Stars die as they consume all the fuel, which permits a star to go through the process of fusion. A star is formed majorly of helium and hydrogen. Once a star uses all the hydrogen, the star begins to die. When a normal-sized star dies, the core eventually cools into a white dwarf, and then into a black dwarf.
White dwarf refers to a very dense and small star, which is usually of the size of a planet. A white dwarf is produced when a low-mass star has used all its central nuclear fuel and lost its outer enveloping as a planetary nebula.