Which option is NOT listed as a type of physical evidence in the material?

• A. Digital - electronic data
• B. Physical - real
• C. Testimonial - statements
• D. Documentary - written

Answer: (D)

Physical evidence refers to tangible items or data that can be physically recovered, examined, or observed. Digital data fits here because it exists on hardware and can be retrieved for analysis; a real physical item clearly qualifies as physical evidence as well. Written documents also fall under evidence categories that involve material, tangible records, often labeled as documentary evidence. What isn’t physical is a witness’s statements—testimony. That form of evidence is a separate category built on what someone says rather than something you can physically touch or see. So the option described by statements represents testimonial evidence, not physical evidence.