WGU C268 FOR EXCEL PA AND
ANSWES PRACTICE EXAMINATION
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ hearsay evidence.
Answer: testimony a person might give about a statement made by another
person(because the witness was attempting to tell the jury what another
individual had said, the attorney objected, stating that was hearsay) دهاش نوچ
تسا هتفگ هچ یرگید درف هک دیوگب هفصنم تئیه هب درک یم شالت،
درک تفلاخم تسا هعیاش نیا هکنیا نایب اب لیکو.
◍ knee-slapper.
Answer: Very funny
◍ acquittal.
Answer: a judgment of not guilty
◍ abhor.
Answer: hate, loathe;
◍ Draft picks.
Answer: newly selected players
◍ Heresy.
Answer: an opinion different from accepted belief; the denial of an idea that
is generally held sacred.رفک
◍ In a criminal case, the prosecution must prove the case to the judge or jury.
Answer: beyond reasonable doubt
◍ objection sustained.
, Answer: The objection stands and the witness may not answer
◍ He who laughs last laughs best.
Answer: Being victorious is often a matter of simply surviving a conflict
◍ mellifluous.
Answer: smooth and sweet-sounding ; a -- voice
◍ exclusionary rule.
Answer: The court-made rule preventing illegally obtained evidence from
being used in any trial
◍ impetuous.
Answer: impulsive
◍ appease.
Answer: calm
◍ accessary.
Answer: someone who helps someone else to commit a crime without taking
part in it themselves
◍ acquited.
Answer: free (someone) from a criminal charge by a verdict of not guilty.
◍ caustic.
Answer: burning or stinging; causing corrosion
◍ disposition.
Answer: The disposition on a criminal record is the current status or final
outcome of an arrest or prosecution.
◍ ABATEMENT OF ACTION.
Answer: A suit which has been quashed and ended.
◍ Overruled.
Answer: the judge overruled the objection there for the witness was allowed
to answer the question
◍ scaffold.
, Answer: Platform
◍ exonerate.
Answer: (v.) to clear from a charge or accusation
◍ accused.
Answer: defendant
◍ bank on it.
Answer: Be sure of it
◍ constrained.
Answer: limit, reduce (limitar, reducir, apretar)
◍ frenzied.
Answer: frantic
◍ A fool and his money are soon parted.
Answer: Foolish people do not know how to hold on to their money.
◍ deafening silence.
Answer: A conspicuous and striking lack of noise or sound
◍ dogmatic.
Answer: stubbornly opinionated
◍ rancor.
Answer: malice; spitefulness
◍ two peas in a pod.
Answer: Two people who are very much alike
◍ washed up.
Answer: Completely over
◍ irate customer.
Answer: angry customer
◍ overt.
Answer: obvious
ANSWES PRACTICE EXAMINATION
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ hearsay evidence.
Answer: testimony a person might give about a statement made by another
person(because the witness was attempting to tell the jury what another
individual had said, the attorney objected, stating that was hearsay) دهاش نوچ
تسا هتفگ هچ یرگید درف هک دیوگب هفصنم تئیه هب درک یم شالت،
درک تفلاخم تسا هعیاش نیا هکنیا نایب اب لیکو.
◍ knee-slapper.
Answer: Very funny
◍ acquittal.
Answer: a judgment of not guilty
◍ abhor.
Answer: hate, loathe;
◍ Draft picks.
Answer: newly selected players
◍ Heresy.
Answer: an opinion different from accepted belief; the denial of an idea that
is generally held sacred.رفک
◍ In a criminal case, the prosecution must prove the case to the judge or jury.
Answer: beyond reasonable doubt
◍ objection sustained.
, Answer: The objection stands and the witness may not answer
◍ He who laughs last laughs best.
Answer: Being victorious is often a matter of simply surviving a conflict
◍ mellifluous.
Answer: smooth and sweet-sounding ; a -- voice
◍ exclusionary rule.
Answer: The court-made rule preventing illegally obtained evidence from
being used in any trial
◍ impetuous.
Answer: impulsive
◍ appease.
Answer: calm
◍ accessary.
Answer: someone who helps someone else to commit a crime without taking
part in it themselves
◍ acquited.
Answer: free (someone) from a criminal charge by a verdict of not guilty.
◍ caustic.
Answer: burning or stinging; causing corrosion
◍ disposition.
Answer: The disposition on a criminal record is the current status or final
outcome of an arrest or prosecution.
◍ ABATEMENT OF ACTION.
Answer: A suit which has been quashed and ended.
◍ Overruled.
Answer: the judge overruled the objection there for the witness was allowed
to answer the question
◍ scaffold.
, Answer: Platform
◍ exonerate.
Answer: (v.) to clear from a charge or accusation
◍ accused.
Answer: defendant
◍ bank on it.
Answer: Be sure of it
◍ constrained.
Answer: limit, reduce (limitar, reducir, apretar)
◍ frenzied.
Answer: frantic
◍ A fool and his money are soon parted.
Answer: Foolish people do not know how to hold on to their money.
◍ deafening silence.
Answer: A conspicuous and striking lack of noise or sound
◍ dogmatic.
Answer: stubbornly opinionated
◍ rancor.
Answer: malice; spitefulness
◍ two peas in a pod.
Answer: Two people who are very much alike
◍ washed up.
Answer: Completely over
◍ irate customer.
Answer: angry customer
◍ overt.
Answer: obvious
