Fill in the blank with the correct idiom.

The fire brigade ________ the fire.

(A) put on
(B) put up
(C) put out
(D) put in
(E) put of

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

(C) only

The correct answer is Option (2) - (C) only

The complete sentence would read: "The fire brigade put out the fire."

• Put on → to wear something (e.g., put on a coat)

• Put up → to raise or tolerate (e.g., put up a tent / put up with noise)

• Put out → ✅ to extinguish (used with fire, light, cigarette, etc.)

• Put in → to submit or install (e.g., put in an application)

• Put of → Not a valid idiom (likely a typo for put off, which means to postpone)