a. designated exits and means of egress must not be next to one another.
b. all corridors and paths to exits must be kept clear of obstruction.
c. exit stairways and fire escapes must have railings designed for use by children.
q. which of the following would not fall under section a?
a. assign smoking areas 20 feet from building
b. avoid using candles or other flammable objects
c. indicate egress options using an evacuation map
d. use fireproof, commercial - grade fabrics

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# Brief Explanations:
First, analyze Section A (though not fully shown, the options relate to egress/exit safety vs fire prevention). Option A (smoking area distance) is fire prevention. Option B (avoid flammable objects) is fire prevention. Option D (fireproof fabrics) is fire prevention. Option C (evacuation map for egress) relates to exit/egress, while others are fire prevention. Wait, no—wait, the question is which does NOT fall under Section A (assuming Section A is about egress? Wait, no, re-reading: the first part (a,b,c) are about egress (exits, corridors, stairways). The options: A: smoking area (fire prevention), B: avoid flammable (fire prevention), C: evacuation map (egress/exit info), D: fireproof fabrics (fire prevention). Wait, no—wait, the question is "Which would NOT fall under Section A?" Wait, maybe Section A is about egress (exits, paths, stairways). So options A, B, D are fire prevention (reducing fire risk), while C is about egress (indicating egress options, which is part of egress planning, like a,b,c). Wait, no—wait, maybe I got it wrong. Wait, let's re-express:

The initial a,b,c are about egress (exits, corridors, stairways). The options:

A: Assign smoking areas 20ft from building (fire prevention: prevent fire from starting near building)

B: Avoid using candles (fire prevention: prevent fire)

C: Indicate egress options with evacuation map (egress: part of exit planning, like a,b,c which are about egress design)

D: Use fireproof fabrics (fire prevention: reduce fire spread)

Wait, no—wait, the question is which does NOT fall under Section A. If Section A is about egress (exits, paths, stairways), then C is about egress (evacuation map shows egress options), while A, B, D are fire prevention (not egress, but fire prevention). Wait, that can't be. Wait, maybe the first part (a,b,c) are egress requirements, and the options are about fire prevention vs egress. Wait, maybe I messed up. Let's think again:

Egress is about exiting the building (exits, paths, stairways). Fire prevention is about preventing fire (smoking areas, flammable objects, fireproof fabrics). Evacuation map (C) is part of egress (showing how to exit), so C is egress-related. A, B, D are fire prevention. So if Section A is about egress (a,b,c), then A, B, D are fire prevention (not egress), and C is egress. Wait, no—this is confusing. Wait, maybe the question is that Section A is about fire prevention, and C is egress. Wait, no—let's check the options again.

Wait, the user's question: "Which of the following would NOT fall under Section A?"

Assuming Section A is about fire prevention (reducing fire risk), then:

A: Smoking area distance (fire prevention: prevent fire from starting near building)

B: Avoid flammable objects (fire prevention: prevent fire)

C: Evacuation map (egress/exit planning, not fire prevention)

D: Fireproof fabrics (fire prevention: reduce fire spread)

So C is about egress (exit planning), while A, B, D are fire prevention. So C would NOT fall under Section A (if Section A is fire prevention). But wait, maybe Section A is egress. Then A, B, D are fire prevention (not egress), and C is egress. So then A, B, D are not egress, C is egress. So the question is which does NOT fall under Section A (if Section A is egress). Then A, B, D are not egress, C is egress. But that would mean A, B, D are the ones not in Section A, but that's three. No, the options are A, B, C, D. So I must have made a mistake.

Wait, let's re-express:

The first part (a, b, c) are egress requirements (exits, corridors, stairways). The options are:

A: Smoking area (fire prevention)

B: Avoid candles (fire prevention)

C: Evacuation map (egress: shows egress options, part of egress planning)

D: Fireproof fabrics (fire prevention)

So if Section A is egress (a, b, c), then C is egress (so part of Section A), while A, B, D are fire prevention (not egress, so not in Section A). But the question is which does NOT fall under Section A. So A, B, D are not in Section A, C is. But that can't be, as there's only one correct answer. So I must have misinterpreted.

Wait, maybe the first part (a, b, c) are fire prevention, and the options are egress vs fire prevention. No, a, b, c are about egress (exits, corridors, stairways). So Section A is egress. Then the options:

A: Smoking area (fire prevention) – not egress

B: Avoid candles (fire prevention) – not egress

C: Evacuation map (egress) – egress

D: Fireproof fabrics (fire prevention) – not egress

But the question is which does NOT fall under Section A. So A, B, D are not in Section A, C is. But that's three options. So I must have messed up. Wait, maybe the question is reversed: maybe Section A is fire prevention, and C is egress (so C does not fall under fire prevention). Let's check:

Fire prevention: actions to prevent fire (A: smoking area distance, B: avoid flammable, D: fireproof fabrics). Egress: actions to facilitate exiting (C: evacuation map). So if Section A is fire prevention, then C (evacuation map) is egress, not fire prevention, so C does not fall under Section A. That makes sense. So the correct answer is C.
# Answer:
C. Indicate egress options using an evacuation map

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