Create a multiple choice question and answer choices per the following instructions: Write one (1) multiple choice question based on dying declarations in federal rules of evidence. It may also address the opposing party admissions and adoptive admissions content covered in federal rules of evidence. Your question should include a factual scenario, a prompt, and four answer choices, only one of which can be correct. (Do not include an "all of the above" or "both a and b"-type answer choice.) At least one of the answer choices (not necessarily the correct one) must relate to dying declarations content in federal rules of evidence. You must include an explanation of why one choice is correct as well as why the other three are incorrect. The question and answer should reflect a correct understanding and application of the applicable rule(s) of evidence. The problem should not be so simple, and/or the incorrect answer choices so implausible, that the correct choice is obvious. At the same time, you must make sure the wording of the scenario, prompt, and answer choices is precise enough so that a respondent should be able to clearly determine one correct answer, and not be able to debate that the wording is ambiguous such that another answer choice could fairly be deemed correct