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    This document contains a multiple choice quiz about evidence and witnesses in legal proceedings. It tests knowledge of different types of evidence like real evidence, testimonial evidence, and documentary evidence. It also covers witness testimony, including direct examination, cross-examination, rebuttal, and redirect. The document asks to identify required elements for admitting real evidence and defines key legal terms. It also contains fill-in-the-blank and essay questions about witness qualifications, the hearsay rule, and examples of hearsay evidence.

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    This document contains a multiple choice quiz about evidence and witnesses in legal proceedings. It tests knowledge of different types of evidence like real evidence, testimonial evidence, and documentary evidence. It also covers witness testimony, including direct examination, cross-examination, rebuttal, and redirect. The document asks to identify required elements for admitting real evidence and defines key legal terms. It also contains fill-in-the-blank and essay questions about witness qualifications, the hearsay rule, and examples of hearsay evidence.

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    Evidence (CLJ4) Midterm Exam

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    This document contains a multiple choice quiz about evidence and witnesses in legal proceedings. It tests knowledge of different types of evidence like real evidence, testimonial evidence, and documentary evidence. It also covers witness testimony, including direct examination, cross-examination, rebuttal, and redirect. The document asks to identify required elements for admitting real evidence and defines key legal terms. It also contains fill-in-the-blank and essay questions about witness qualifications, the hearsay rule, and examples of hearsay evidence.

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    This document contains a multiple choice quiz about evidence and witnesses in legal proceedings. It tests knowledge of different types of evidence like real evidence, testimonial evidence, and documentary evidence. It also covers witness testimony, including direct examination, cross-examination, rebuttal, and redirect. The document asks to identify required elements for admitting real evidence and defines key legal terms. It also contains fill-in-the-blank and essay questions about witness qualifications, the hearsay rule, and examples of hearsay evidence.

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    I. MULTIPLE CHOICE (20pts.

    )
    1. This evidence consists of tangible things like a knife used to stab the victim.
    A. Object evidence B. Testimonial evidence C. Documentary evidence
    2. This is the examination-in-chief of a witness and is subject to the Judicial Affidavit
    Rule.
    A. Direct B. Cross-examination C. Rebuttal D. Redirect
    3. Who authenticates the object evidence?
    A. Judge B. Lawyer C. Witness D. Victim
    4. What is considered a demonstrative evidence?
    A. Gun B. Map C. Blood D. Bullet
    5. This evidence is elicited from the mouth of a witness.
    A. Object evidence B. Testimonial evidence C. Documentary evidence
    6. This is an outward pledge in attestation of the truth of some statement.
    A. Promise B. Credibility C. Authentication D. Oath
    7. Which is an obligation of a witness?
    A. To confront and cross-examine other witnesses.
    B. To answer questions, although his answer may establish a claim against him.
    C. To invoke the right against self-incrimination and remain silent.
    D. To inform the court of the nature and cause of the accusation.
    8. This attacks the credibility of a witness.
    A. Direct B. Cross-examination C. Rebuttal D. Redirect
    9. What is the most basic reason for the adoption of the Judicial Affidavit Rule?
    A. To reduce delays in the disposition of cases
    B. To decongest the courts of cases
    C. Both A & B
    D. None of the above
    10. Which is considered a real or object evidence?
    A. Judicial Affidavit B. Knife C. All of the above D. None

    II. IDENTIFICATION (20pts.)


    1. The admissibility of object or real evidence requires that the object be both
    ____________________ and ____________________.
    2. ____________________ is the corpus delicti in Anti-Dangerous Drugs Act.
    3. An ____________________ is inanimate and cannot speak to the court.
    4. ____________________ is not the actual thing but represents or demonstrates the
    real thing.
    5. Competence is a matter of ____________________.
    6. ____________________ refers to the weight and trustworthiness or reliability of the
    testimony.
    7. The term ____________________ is an old word which literally means, things done.
    8. ____________________ is a matter of logic, common sense and experience.
    9. ____________________ is the means sanctioned by law to ascertain the truth in a
    judicial proceeding.

    III. ENUMERATION (30pts.)


    1. What are the four (4) qualifications of a witness?
    1
    2
    3
    4
    2. What are the eleven (11) exceptions to the Hearsay Rule?
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10
    11

    IV. ESSAY (30pts.)


    1. Who is a child witness? (5pts.)
    2. HEARSAY
    a. Define hearsay. (5pts.)
    b. Give an example of an hearsay. (5pts.)
    c. Is hearsay admissible or inadmissible? (5pts.)
    3. Anton passed by Carlo, a dying person along Magsaysay Avenue. Carlo whispered to
    Anton, ChitoChitoshootme. Then Anton died.
    a. Is Anton qualified to testify as a witness? (5pts.)
    b. Is the testimony of Anton hearsay or not? (5pts.)

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