Which two firewall filter actions will terminate the processing and evaluation of a packet? (Choose two.)

`permit` is not a standard terminating action in Junos OS firewall filters; `accept` is the correct action to allow traffic.

The `accept` action explicitly allows the packet to pass through the filter and continue processing by the system, effectively terminating the filter's evaluation for that packet.

`deny` is not a standard terminating action in Junos OS firewall filters; `discard` or `reject` are used to deny traffic.

The `discard` action silently drops the packet, preventing it from passing further, and thus terminates its processing by the firewall filter without sending any notification.