Tom was an elementary school music teacher. Tom was ordered to report to the principal's office to attend a parent-teacher conference with the parents of a 6th grade student. During the conference, the child and parents accused Tom of touching the child in a sexual manner. Tom said nothing. The parents sued Tom. At a later civil trial for damages, the lawyer for the parents sought to have the principal testify that Tom nodded his head up and down but said nothing at the time of the accusation. Tom's silence is likely: Group of answer choices Inadmissible because Tom did not have a lawyer present. Admissible because his conduct adopted the serious accusation. Inadmissible because Tom said nothing. Admissible because Tom's silence is not a statement