At Darrow's trial for stealing an automobile, Darrow called a character witness, Goode, who testified that Darrow had an excellent reputation for honesty. In rebuttal, the prosecutor calls Wick to testify that he recently saw Darrow cheat on a college examination. This evidence should be 
admitted, because Darrow has "opened the door" to the prosecutor's proof of bad character evidence.  admitted, because the cheating involves "dishonesty or false statement."  excluded, because it has no probative value on any issue in the case.  excluded, because Darrow's cheating can be inquired into only on crossexamination of Goode. 