Question 28 of 30
The four basic components of a fire are a chain reaction, heat, fuel, and:
A
Nitrogen
B
Carbon dioxide
C
Oxygen
D
Carbon monoxide
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Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is Option C: Oxygen.
The fire triangle, representing the essential components for combustion, consists of fuel, heat, and oxygen. The chain reaction is often considered the fourth element in the fire tetrahedron, but oxygen (Option C) is the fundamental component that sustains the combustion process.