EVIDENCE QUESTIONNAIRE

1. It promotes equality before the law and prevent arbitrary exercise of power.
a. Due process of law
b. Rule of law
c. Private property rights
d. Laws of land
e. Matters of fact
2. It refers to the recognition and acceptance by a court of certain facts.
a. Matters of law
b. Judicial Notice
c. Historical events
d. Rule of law
e. Due process of law
3. Refers to the responsibility or obligation of a party in legal case to present sufficient
evidence.
a. Judicial notice
b. Burden of proof
c. Rule of law
d. Burden of evidence
e. Law enforcement
4. It refers specifically to the duty of a party to produce sufficient evidence.
a. Judicial notice
b. Burden of proof
c. Rule of law
d. Burden of evidence
e. Law enforcement
5. Is the means sanctioned by these rules, of ascertaining in a judicial proceeding the truth
respecting a matter of fact.
a. Proof
b. Rules
c. Evidence
d. Laws
e. Rule of law
6. Evidence must be properly identified and authenticated to prove its genuineness.
a. Hearsay rule
b. Best evidence rule
c. Evidence
d. Authentication
e. Privilege
7. LOGICAL NECESSITY WHICH RESISTS UPON A PARTY AT ANY PARTICULAR TIME DURING THE
TRAIL TO CREATE A PRIMA PACIE CASE IN HIS OWN FAVOR OR 10 OVERTHROW ONE CREATED
AGAINST HIM.

a. BURDEN OF PROOF
b. BURDEN OF EVIDENCE
c. RES GES TAL
d. ESTOPPEL
e. NONE OF THE ABOVE
 8. IT IS THE EFFECT OR RESULT OF EVIDENCE

a. COURT
b. PROCEDURE
c. TRIAL
d. EVIDENCE
e. PROOF

9. IS THE KIND OF EVIDENCE IF BELIEVED PROVES THE FACT IN ISSUE.

a. DIRECT EVIDENCE
b. TESTIMONIAL EVIDENCE
c. DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE
d. POSITIVE EVIDENCE
e. CUMULATIVE EVIDENCE

10. IS THE KIND OF EVIDENCE WHICH IS OF THE SAME KIND AND CHARACTER TENDING TO PROVE THE
SAME PROPOSITION.

a. OBJECT OR REAL EVIDENCE

b. DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE
c. CUMULATIVE EVIDENCE.
d. POSITIVE EVIDENCE
e. EVIDENCE

11. KIND OF EVIDENCE WHICH IS EXCLUDED BY LAW OR BY THE RULES...

a. INCOMPETENT EVIDENCE
b. MATERIAL EVIDENCE
c. REBUTTAL EVIDENCE
d. PRIMARY EVIDENCE
e. EVIDENCE

12. Kind of evidence which is directly addressed to the senses of the court and consist of
tangible things exhibited, viewed or demonstrate in open court.
A. Object or real Evidence
B. Documentary Evidence
C. Testimonial Evidence
D. Proof of Evidence
E. Truth of Evidence
13. Is an Oral evidence given by the witness on the witness stand or any proceeding.
A. Object or real Evidence
B. Documentary Evidence
C. Testimonial Evidence
D. Proof of Evidence
E. Truth of Evidence
14. Is the evidence which procures a fact or series of facts from, which fact issue may be
establish by inference.
A. Object or real Evidence
B. Documentary Evidence
C. Testimonial Evidence
D. Proof of Evidence
E. Truth of Evidence
15. Has a logical connection with the fact in issue.
A. Factum
B. Relevant
C. Competent
 D. Relevancy
E. Competency

16. Not excluded by the law or the rules.

A. Factum
B. Relevant
C. Competent
D. Relevancy
E. None of the above
17. A fact offered in evidence may be appear to be immaterial unless it is connected with other
facts to be subsequently proved.
A. MULTIPLE
B. CONDITIONAL
C. CURATIVE
D. CONSIDERATIONS
E. NONE OF THE ABOVE
18. Sufficiency of evidence that amount of relevant evidence which a reasonable mind might
accept as adequate to justify a conclusion?
A. Civil Action
B. Criminal Action
C. Proof
D. Evidence
E. Administrative Action
19. Genetic information derive from DNA testing of biological sample. Which biological sample
is clearly identifiable.
A. DNA Evidence
B. DNA PROFILE
C. DNA testing
D. all of the above
20. Should describe the precautions taken to ensure and no opportunity for someone not in the
Custody.
A. Testimony
B. Documentary Evidence
C. WITNESSES
D. Direct Evidence
21. An evidence which consists of writing any material containing latters, words, number,
figures, symbols.
A. Positive Evidence
B. Prima facie Evidence
C. DNA Testing
D. DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE
22. The biological sample originate from related person.
A. DIRECT IDENTIFICATION
B.DNA Profile
C. DNA testing
D. All of the above
23. What is evidence?
A. Is the affect or result of evidence
B. It is the kind of evidence corroborative
C. Is the means sanctioned by these rules, of ascertaining in a judicial proceeding the
truth respecting a matter of fact.
D. Preponderance of evidence
E. Substantial evidence
24. The totality of evidence presented for consideration?
A. Burden of proof
B. Quantum of evidence
C. Burden of proof
D. Criminal Acton
E. Civil Action
25. It is the duty of the affirmative to prove that which it alleges?
A. Burden of proof
B. Evidence
C. Quantum of evidence
D. Civil Action
E. Administrative Action
26. It refers to the accumulation of evidence sufficient to persuade the trial court?
A. Burden of evidence
B. Proof of evidence
C. Evidence
D. Proof
E. Quantum of evidence
27. It is proof beyond reasonable doubt that degree of proof which produces conviction in an
unprejudiced mind?
A. Factum probans
B. DNA profile
C. DNA testing
D. Criminal Action
E. Factum probandum
28. Is the kind. of evidence if believed proves the fact in issue?
A. Testimonial Evidence
B.Direct evidence
C. Object or Real Evidence
D. Documentary Evidence
29. Has a logical connection with the fact in issue?
A. Competent
B. Curative
C. Conditional
D. Relevant
30. Statements made by a person who is believed to be dying and who has no hope of
recoverymay be admissible as evidence of the cause or circunstances surrounding their
impending death.
A. Declaration Against Interes
B. Business Records
C. Dying Declaration
D. Res Gestae
31. It the kind of evidence which merely supplements evidence which has already been given
tending to strengthen the same
A. Circumstantial Evidence
B. Demonstrative Evidence
C. Corroborative Evidence
D. Direct Evidence
32. Is an Admission, verbal or writted, made by aparty in the course of the proceedings in the
same case
A. Judicial Concession
B. Valid Judicial Admission
C. Etra-Judicial Admission
D. Judicial Admission
33.The existence and validity of Philippine laws are considered facts that need to be proved.
A. Laws of the land
B. Presumption of innocence
C. Presumption of Regulatory
D. Official seal
E. Judicial Notice
34.In criminal cases the presumption of innocence of the accused in a fundamental principle.
A. Laws of innocence
B. Regulatory innocence
C. Presumption of innocence
D. Official innocence
E. Innocence of the land
35.The Philippine constitution and international treaties affirm the protection and promotion of
human rights .
A. Human rights
B. Equal protection of the law
C.Protection of human rights
D. Separation of power
E. Equal human rights
36.The Fundamental principles in the Philippine are the following except one ?
A. Geographical fact
B. Presumption of innocence
C. Rule of law
D. Due process of law
E. Separation power
37.In Philippine law __ refers to the recognition and acceptance by a court of certain facts of
information as true without the need for formal evidence or proof.
A. Judicial Notice
B. Fundamental principles
C. Judicial Rights
D. Under rule 129
E. Rules of court
37.The following are the judicial admissions.
A. Admission of liability
B. Admission of fact
C. Admission of authenticity
D. Admission of ownerships
E. All of the above
38. Constitutes the totality of DNA frofiles result and other genetic information directly
generated from DNA testimony of biological sample
A. Biological sample
B. DNA testimony
C. DNA evidence
D. DNA frofiles
39. Is an oral evidence given by the witness on the witness stand or any proceeding.
A. Testimonial evidence
B. Real evidence
C. Documentary evidence
D. Object evidence

40. Considering that parties will be relieved of its duty to present proof on facts which is already
judicially known to the judge.
A. Expediency
B. Convenience
C. Discretionary
D. Presumption
41. Considering that trial will be more speedy and expeditious since fact already known to the
judge requires no more presentation of proof.
A. Evidence
B. Judicial
C. Convenience
D. Expediency
42. Is the kind of evidence which is not otherwise excluded by the law or rules.
A. Competent evidence
B. Incompetent evidence
C. Material evidence
D. Relevant evidence
43. The kind of evidence which has a relation to the fact in issue.
A. Substantial evidence
B. Secondary evidence
C. Incompetent evidence
D. Conclusive evidence
44. Is an admission, verbal or written, made by a party in the course of the proceedings in the
same case.
a. Judicial Admission
b. Judicial Confession
c. Extra-Judicial Admission
d. Judicial
45. Acknowledgement of one's guilt in the game.
a. Judicial case
b. Judicial Admission
c. Judicial Confession
d. Extra Judicial Admission
46. An admission made in another case or out of court admission.
a. Judicial
b. Admission
c. Judicial Admission
d. Extra-Judicial Admission
47. An admission made the same case.
a. Admission
b. Judicial Admission
c. Extra-Judicial Admission
d. None of these.
48. Instances where Judicial Admissions can made, EXCEPT ONE;
a. Admission made in the pleadings
b. Admission made during pre-trial conference
c. Admission made by judicial
d. Agreement of facts by the parties.

49. Courts should consider the following, EXCEPT ONE;

a. How the samples were collected
b. How they were handled
c. The procedure followed in analyzing the sample.
d. when the sample is already stained or contaminated.
50. Is the testimony that a certain fact did not exist?
A. Prima facie Evidence
B. Primary Evidence
C. Negative Evidence
D. Substantial Evidence
51. Is the means sanctioned by these rules of asserting in a judicial proceeding the truth
respecting a matter of fact?
A. Proof
B. Evidence
C. Factum Probans
D. Factum Probandum
52. Is the required quantum of evidence in order to convict an accused?
A. Clear and Convincing Evidence
B. Relevant Evidence
C. Evidence
D. Proof beyond reasonable doubt
53. An admission made in another case or out of Court admission?
A. Judicial Admission
B. Extra Judicial Admission
C. Judicial Confession
D. Admission
54. Is the evidentiary fact or facts by which factum probandum is to be established?
A. Factum Probans
B. Factum Probandum
C. Secondary Evidence
D. Primary Evidence

55. Is the presence of due to or reasonable diligence to locate the thing to be used an evidence
in the trial?
A. DNA test
B. Examination Test
C. Determinative Test
D. Evidence Test

56. This refers to a person who committed that he/she altered the documents.
a. Admission of facts
b. Admission of ownership
c. Admission of Authenticity
d. Judicial admission
e. Judicial notice
57. This is not considered as evidence but it could be evidence in a dying declaration.
a. Official evidence
b. Real Evidence
c. Hearsay evidence
d. Geographic facts
e. None of the above
58. This refers to a fact that need to be proved.
a. Natural and common facts
b. Geographic facts
c. Historical facts
d. Judicial notice
e. Official seal
59. This refers to a person who admitted that he/she owns that kind of property even it is not
true.
a. Admission of facts
b. Admission of Authenticity
c. Admission of ownership
d. Admission of common facts
e. None of the above
60. Is the medium of proof or the means sanction by rules in ascertaining the truth respecting a
A. negative evidence
B. Evidence
C. proof
D. All of the above