Wisconsin Hunter's Safety Practice Exam

If you were to choose option A, it would potentially lead to a dangerous situation as the firearm could accidentally discharge. Option B is not a responsible or compassionate choice as it puts the fallen companion at risk and leaves them vulnerable. Option D may be a good safety precaution, but it should not be the immediate response as the priority should be to ensure the safety and well-being of the fallen companion. Option C is the best immediate response as it prioritizes safety by ensuring the firearm is pointed in a safe direction and also offers assistance to the fallen companion.