Question

when stacking ____, interlocking rows should be used to minimize the risk of any becoming destabilized and falling. drums, barrels, and kegs bags and bundles bricks and masonry blocks lumber

Explanation:

When stacking bags and bundles, interlocking rows are a common and effective method. This helps distribute weight evenly and prevent shifting or collapse. Drums, barrels, and kegs are often stacked differently (e.g., on their sides with chocking in some cases). Bricks and masonry blocks may use other stacking patterns like running bond (a type of interlocking but more specific to masonry). Lumber is usually stacked with stickers (small pieces of wood) between layers for ventilation rather than strict interlocking rows in the same sense as bags and bundles.

Answer:

B. Bags and bundles