Which location is described as a public place where certain tobacco prohibitions apply?

• A. Elevator
• B. Public primary or secondary school
• C. Hospital
• D. Plane

Answer: (B)

Public places are spaces accessible to the general public where tobacco use is prohibited to protect health and safety, especially in places with children. A public primary or secondary school fits this description because it is a government or community institution where smoking is banned on school property and in school buildings to protect students and staff. While enclosed spaces like elevators, planes, and hospitals are also commonly covered by smoke-free rules, the item identifies schools as the clear example of a public place with these prohibitions.