Match the beginning of the rule with its end: 1. A small fire can be tried to be extinguished 2. If the fire does not go out in the first seconds, quickly 3. In case of heavy smoke, move 4. If the exit is blocked, go to the balcony or

Matching:

• 1. A small fire can be tried to be extinguished in a distant room. Call 101 or 112 and ask for help through the window.
• 2. If the fire does not go out in the first seconds, quickly crouch or crawl, covering your nose and mouth with a damp cloth.
• 3. In case of heavy smoke, move by water, earth from a pot, soda, a dense blanket.
• 4. If the exit is blocked, go to the balcony or leave the room, call the fire department at 101 or 112.

Explanation:

The task is to match the beginning of each rule with its correct continuation to form a complete instruction for actions during a fire. Each numbered point on the left describes a situation, and the corresponding right-hand part provides the appropriate action or advice. The matching ensures that the advice logically follows the described scenario, covering aspects from extinguishing small fires and dealing with smoke to emergency evacuation procedures.