Question

final assessment safety precautions 3 of 30 how can you confine a fire to an area? turn on the sprinklers. close doors and windows. open windows for ventilation. pile blankets or furniture to form a barrier.

Explanation:

Closing doors and windows creates a physical barrier that limits the oxygen supply and the spread - path of the fire, confining it to an area. Sprinklers put out the fire rather than just confining it. Opening windows for ventilation can fuel the fire by providing more oxygen. Piling blankets or furniture can be dangerous and may not effectively confine the fire.

Answer:

Close doors and windows.