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UNIVERSITY OF ILOILO-PHINMA
College of Criminal Justice Education
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SECOND PERIODIC EXAMINATION
1. These are statement of facts which does not 8. Which of the following privileged communication
involve an acknowledgement of guilt is applicable in civil cases only?
a. Admission a. Marital Privilege
b. Confession b. Attorney-Client Privilege
c. Hearsay c. Physician-Patient Privilege
d. Declaration d. Priest/Minister-Penitent Privilege
2. During their marriage, the husband or the wife 9. The examination of a witness during the hearing
cannot testify for or against the other without the shall be
consent of the affected spouse, except a. Done in open court
a. in a civil case by one against the other b. Under Oath or affirmation
b. in a criminal case for a crime committed by one c. Done in open court and under oath or affirmation
against the other d. None of these
c. in a criminal case for a crime committed against
their direct descendants or ascendants. 10. Which of the following disqualifies a person
d. All of the above from being a witness?
a. Religious belief
3. The following is a requisite for extrajudicial b. Political belief
confession to be admissible except: c. Conviction of crime
a. Voluntary d. Insanity
b. Involuntary
c. With assistance of counsel 11. In an attorney-client relationship, a party may
d. In writing invoke disqualification by reason of privileged
communication, this privilege belongs to the
4. In an alleged robbery case, “Kalmado” who is deaf a. attorney
and mute witnessed the commission of the crime. He b. client
is the sole eyewitness to the crime. Is “Kalmado”, c. judge
under the rules on evidence eligible to testify in court d. all of the above
as a witness despite his incapacity to relate verbally
what he had seen? 12. The witness cannot be compelled to testify
a. No, because he cannot tell to the court what he against his parents or direct ascendants
witnessed a. Parental Privilege
b. Yes, because he can perceive and perceiving and b. Filial Privilege
can make known his perception to others under the c. Privileged communication
rules on evidence. d. Confidential communication
c. No, because his disability to speak is tantamount
to inability to make known his perception to others 13. The qualifications and disqualifications of
d. Yes, provided the prosecution consents witnesses are determined as of
a. the time said witnesses are produced for
5. It refers to evidence consisting of the narration of examination in court
a person, known as a witness, made under oath and b. at the taking of their depositions
in the course of the judicial proceedings in which the c. both a and b
evidence is offered d. after trial
a. Real evidence
b. Documentary evidence 14. If the witness is insane at the time that he/she is
c. Electronic evidence presented in court,
d. Testimonial evidence a. his or her testimony will proceed
b. he or she is disqualified to testify
6. It refers to matters which are learned in confidence c. his or her case will be dismissed
a. Private communication d. any of the above
b. Privileged communication
c. Dying declaration
d. Confidential communication 15. Maximum age to be a witness
a. 75 years old
7. A witness can testify only to those facts which he b. 80 years old
or she knows of his or her c. 60 years old
a. probable cause d. None
b. personal knowledge
c. proximate cause
d. no personal knowledge
UNIVERSITY OF ILOILO-PHINMA
College of Criminal Justice Education
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE
SECOND PERIODIC EXAMINATION
1. These are statement of facts which does not 8. Which of the following privileged communication
involve an acknowledgement of guilt is applicable in civil cases only?
a. Admission a. Marital Privilege
b. Confession b. Attorney-Client Privilege
c. Hearsay c. Physician-Patient Privilege
d. Declaration d. Priest/Minister-Penitent Privilege
2. During their marriage, the husband or the wife 9. The examination of a witness during the hearing
cannot testify for or against the other without the shall be
consent of the affected spouse, except a. Done in open court
a. in a civil case by one against the other b. Under Oath or affirmation
b. in a criminal case for a crime committed by one c. Done in open court and under oath or affirmation
against the other d. None of these
c. in a criminal case for a crime committed against
their direct descendants or ascendants. 10. Which of the following disqualifies a person
d. All of the above from being a witness?
a. Religious belief
3. The following is a requisite for extrajudicial b. Political belief
confession to be admissible except: c. Conviction of crime
a. Voluntary d. Insanity
b. Involuntary
c. With assistance of counsel 11. In an attorney-client relationship, a party may
d. In writing invoke disqualification by reason of privileged
communication, this privilege belongs to the
4. In an alleged robbery case, “Kalmado” who is deaf a. attorney
and mute witnessed the commission of the crime. He b. client
is the sole eyewitness to the crime. Is “Kalmado”, c. judge
under the rules on evidence eligible to testify in court d. all of the above
as a witness despite his incapacity to relate verbally
what he had seen? 12. The witness cannot be compelled to testify
a. No, because he cannot tell to the court what he against his parents or direct ascendants
witnessed a. Parental Privilege
b. Yes, because he can perceive and perceiving and b. Filial Privilege
can make known his perception to others under the c. Privileged communication
rules on evidence. d. Confidential communication
c. No, because his disability to speak is tantamount
to inability to make known his perception to others 13. The qualifications and disqualifications of
d. Yes, provided the prosecution consents witnesses are determined as of
a. the time said witnesses are produced for
5. It refers to evidence consisting of the narration of examination in court
a person, known as a witness, made under oath and b. at the taking of their depositions
in the course of the judicial proceedings in which the c. both a and b
evidence is offered d. after trial
a. Real evidence
b. Documentary evidence 14. If the witness is insane at the time that he/she is
c. Electronic evidence presented in court,
d. Testimonial evidence a. his or her testimony will proceed
b. he or she is disqualified to testify
6. It refers to matters which are learned in confidence c. his or her case will be dismissed
a. Private communication d. any of the above
b. Privileged communication
c. Dying declaration
d. Confidential communication 15. Maximum age to be a witness
a. 75 years old
7. A witness can testify only to those facts which he b. 80 years old
or she knows of his or her c. 60 years old
a. probable cause d. None
b. personal knowledge
c. proximate cause
d. no personal knowledge
