What should be done if a fire cannot be controlled?

When a fire cannot be controlled, the most appropriate action is to evacuate the area and call for help. This ensures the safety of individuals present and allows trained professionals like firefighters to handle the situation appropriately. Fire can spread rapidly and unpredictably, posing serious risks to life and property.

Evacuating allows everyone to move to a safe distance where they are not at risk of injury. Calling for help ensures that the fire department is alerted to the situation, enabling them to respond quickly with the necessary resources to extinguish or control the fire effectively.

Trying to extinguish the fire when it is beyond control could lead to personal harm or exacerbate the situation. Allowing it to burn out can lead to significant property damage and is generally unpredictable. Moving away and ignoring the fire not only endangers lives but also can result in a larger disaster if the fire spreads uncontrollably. Therefore, the correct choice emphasizes immediate action focused on safety and professional intervention.