Question

which type of evidence is an example of testimony?
research studies
census figures
eyewitness accounts
historical instances

Explanation:

Testimony refers to evidence given by a witness, especially in a legal or investigative context. Eyewitness accounts are statements from people who saw an event, which fits the definition of testimony. Research studies are systematic investigations, census figures are statistical data, and historical instances are past events—none of these are direct witness statements.

Answer:

C. eyewitness accounts