True or False: If fuel packages are located in the corner of a room, the flame height will not increase.

The statement is false because the placement of fuel packages in a room, particularly in a corner, can lead to increased flame height under certain conditions. When fuel is concentrated in a corner, it can create a situation where the flames can more easily communicate with the fuel source. Since flames tend to spread vertically, if there is an adequate fuel source in a corner, it can lead to a significant increase in flame height as the fire develops.

Additionally, corner locations can sometimes create conditions that may trap heat and allow for a more intense fire development, as fuel arrayed in such a manner can allow for cumulative combustion. Proper ventilation can influence fire behavior, but it doesn't negate the possibility of increased flame height when fuel is present in a confined space. Therefore, the assertion that flame height will not increase is incorrect, as fuel availability and spatial arrangement can significantly impact fire dynamics.