What are three firewall filter terminating actions? (Choose three.)

The `accept` action allows a packet to pass through the filter, stopping further evaluation by that filter and allowing the packet to continue its intended path.

`log` is a non-terminating action that records information about the packet; it does not stop the filter from processing the packet further unless combined with a terminating action.

The `reject` action drops the packet and sends an ICMP destination unreachable message back to the source, terminating further filter processing for the packet.

The `discard` action silently drops the packet without sending any notification to the source, effectively terminating its processing by the firewall filter.

`drop` is not a standard terminating action keyword in Junos OS firewall filters; `discard` is the correct equivalent action.