Fire is the process of combustion where inflammable materials produce heat, light, and often smoke through reaction with oxygen. The visible portion is the flame, which consists of hot gases that may become ionized plasma depending on temperature. Grasslands rely on naturally occurring fires to clear out trees and promote new plant growth important for animals. While fire provides warmth, faulty wiring and other ignition sources can allow destructive fires to start and spread rapidly, emitting toxic gases and endangering lives. Prevention methods include eliminating potential fuels and ignition points, and being prepared with appropriate fire extinguishers.

2. What actually is fire?
Fire:-
It is the process of combustion of
inflammable materials producing heat and
light and (often) smoke.
The flame is the visible portion of the fire
and consists of glowing hot gases. If hot
enough, the gases may become ionized to
produce plasma. Depending on the
substances alight, and any impurities
outside, the color of the flame and the
fire's intensity will be different.

3. Information from the reader.
In the early days early human were scared of
fire when they found it because of their flames
but now the human life is in such a way that they
Take it for fun. Energy in the form of heat &
light is released in this process. In the reader
they have given about fire a lot more details .
They compared the days of the before age &
now.

4. Advantages of fire
It brings warmth and keeps life alive even in dire
straits.
In the grasslands fire is almost entirely needed.
One of the traits of grasslands is the lack of
trees and shrubs so this is how the animals have
adapted. Naturally though, the trees and shrubs
will grow in this area. The fires will wipe out all
tall vegetation by killing off the trees
seedlings with its intense heat. If the fire wasn't
present, then the grassland would eventually
turn into a shrub land. The plants that exist in
the grassland have adapted and now they need
the fires to stay healthy and to grow new
vegetation in spring. The animals in this area

5. Disadvantages of fire
• Fires require oxygen and fuel to be
ignited. With oxygen present in the
air, faulty electrical wiring, cigarette
butts, static electricity, and even
concentrated sunlight can act as fuel
and a destructive fire can start. Fires
are made more deadly by smoke and
toxic gases emitted from consumed
materials. According to the
International Association for the Study
of Insurance Economics, fires in the
United States caused 4,300 deaths and

6. How can you prevent fire?????
 Prevent water to add up with the oil, as the oil may
spread the oil and the fire may spread around more.
 Through a tank of carbon-dioxide the fire can be put
out.
 Small fires can be put out by a damp blanket.
 Inculcate the public on fire prevention measures by
propaganda through radio, TV, Press (Audio and Video).