After an injury, where should the report be returned?

• A. To the safety officer.
• B. To the principal.
• C. To your instructor.
• D. To the hospital.

Answer: (C)

When an injury occurs, the report should go to the instructor who was supervising the activity because they are the person in charge of safety on-site and the first point of contact for incident handling. The instructor can promptly review what happened, confirm whether first aid was provided, and ensure the incident is documented correctly. They also know the proper reporting path and can forward the report to the safety officer or school administration if further action is needed. The safety officer or principal are important for broader safety oversight or administrative decisions, but the immediate step is to route the report through the supervising instructor. The hospital is for medical treatment, not for filing incident reports.