Question

how to build a fire pit

1. create the base.

to ensure you get the preferred size, begin by using a tape measure to measure the desired width and then spray paint a circle on the site to use as a guide. then, dig out the hole, being careful to stay within those lines. dont skip this step! the end result should be a nice, evenly rounded (not lopsided) base, about 4 inches in depth.
next, dig a hole and fill it with about 50 pounds of river jacks gravel. after evening out the gravel with a rake, the depth of your stone should be about 2 inches, allowing plenty of material for burying those last smoldering logs. we compact the rock with the back of a shovel to make a nice firm surface.

1. install the keystones, which are the base stones

which revisions would make the diagram of the fire pit more effective? select three options.
□ adding another step describing all uses of fire pits
□ adding images of different styles of fire pits
□ including images for each step of the process
□ adding a label to indicate the depth of the fire pit
□ including labels for all materials mentioned

Explanation:

• Adding images of different styles of fire pits helps visualize options.
• Including images for each step aids in understanding the process.
• Adding a label for depth clarifies a key measurement.
• Including labels for materials helps identify components.
• Adding a step about uses is off - topic (the diagram is about building, not uses).

Answer:

• adding images of different styles of fire pits
• including images for each step of the process
• adding a label to indicate the depth of the fire pit
• including labels for all materials mentioned