Read the hints on how to prevent forest fires and choose whether the sentences are True or False

Fires can do a lot of harm to elk, hares, deer and other forest animals. To avoid accidental forest fires, safety precautions should be taken.

• Do not throw burning matches or cigarette butts on the ground.
• Do not make bonfires during the fire hazard period.
• Do not burn trash in the forest.
• Do not leave trash in the forest, especially materials soaked with oil, gasoline or other combustible material*.
• Do not leave glass bottles or broken glass in the woods.

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*materials that can easily cause fires

Follow the rules:

• Make bonfires only in designated areas.
• If there are no such places, prepare a site cleaning it from grass, leaves and branches on the ground.
• Before leaving the parking lot, the fire must be completely extinguished. Make sure no logs or branches are smoldering.
• In case of a dangerous fire, extinguish the fire with water or, throwing it with earth.

To save the animals, we need to take some precautions.

• True
• False

The fire hazard period is the best time for making bonfires.

• True
• False

It's a good idea to leave and burn trash in the forest.

• True
• False

If there are no designated places for bonfires, you cannot make them.

• True
• False

You should stop the fire completely before leaving the site.

• True
• False