Peter sued Diana for damages arising out of a personal injury action. The case was tried before a jury, but during trial, Peter attempted to admit a certain piece of evidence that was harmful to Diana's case. The trial judge, however, denied the admission of Peter's evidence. If Peter seeks to review the trial court's decision on the admissibility of the evidence, he should: a. move to dismiss the case. b. make an offer of proof. c. file a directed verdict. d. conduct direct examination of the evidence.

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