Question

question 11 of 25
which of the following are fire prevention guidelines?

a. clear any brush and other flammable debris from around the fire
in a five - foot radius.

b. learn and follow the local rules about open fires, camp stoves,
kerosene lanterns, and other sources of fire.

c. only use camp stoves.

d. check the fire risk level of the area.

e. only use lighters to start fires.

Explanation:

• Option A: Clearing flammable debris around fire reduces ignition sources, a key fire prevention step.
• Option B: Following local fire - related rules ensures compliance with safety regulations, aiding prevention.
• Option C: Limiting to camp stoves is too restrictive and not a general fire prevention guideline (e.g., some areas may allow other safe fire sources).
• Option D: Checking fire risk level helps in assessing and avoiding high - risk situations, a prevention measure.
• Option E: Restricting to lighters for starting fires is not a valid prevention guideline (the type of fire - starter is not the main prevention factor, and other safe methods may exist).

Answer:

A. Clear any brush and other flammable debris from around the fire in a five - foot radius.
B. Learn and follow the local rules about open fires, camp stoves, kerosene lanterns, and other sources of fire.
D. Check the fire risk level of the area.