English, 15.01.2021 23:30, mak92

People streamed into the streets. Match each cause on the left with its effect on the right.
The wind grew increasingly gusty.
Additional engines failed to move out.
Mathias Schaffer's assistant struck the
wrong firebox
Firefighters responded to the wrong
location
People shouted, "Fire!"
The fire fanned out in different
directions
Firefighter Dorsey pulled a second
alarm, but not four times.

The answer is:( R = right side and L= left side) 1R -> 4L 2R -> 2L 3R -> 1L 4R -> 3L

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