A
Always taken before a judge of a court of record.
B
An ex parte statement.
C
Valid without any oath if signed by the affiant.
D
A real-property conveyance form.
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Correct Answer
B. An ex parte statement.
AI Explanation
The booklet draws this distinction expressly. In the "Affidavit" section, it states that an affidavit differs from a deposition because an affidavit is an ex parte statement. In practice, that is why the silent handoff of a signed paper is not enough; the oath still must be administered.
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