1. A witness on the stand that testifies about whatsomebody elsesaid. The witness on the stand is considered thedeclarant.

True

False

2)We do not allow Hearsay statments at trial because it violates theCommerce Clausein the Bill of Rights.

True

False

3)The Confrontation Clause comes from what Bill of Rights amendment.

The Second Amendment

The Fifth Amendment

The Sixth Amendment

The Fourth Amendment

None of the above

All of the above

4)Body motions- like knoding of the head, in response to a question can beconsidered hearsay.

True

False

5)ADeclarant-centered statement is one in which you are trying to prove the truth of matter asserted.

True

False

6)Hearsay statements areneverpermitted as evidence at a trial.

True

False

7)AnExcited Utteranceis a statement that must be madespontaneouslyat the time of the event or stress.

True

False

8)Anambulance reportin which a victim describes their injury and the amount of pain they are having will be allowed as a hearsay exception.

True

False

9)Former testimony is allowed as anexceptionto hearsay rule because the Confrontation Clause was not violated since the prior proceeding allowed direct, cross and redirect examination.

True

False

10)In order for aDying Declarationto be admissible the person who made the statement had to actually die.

True

False