Which of the following is NOT correct about inquisitorial legal syste…

In an inquisitorial system, the judge/decision maker takes a centre-stage in dispensing justice. The role of the judge/decision maker is active as he/she determines the facts and issues in dispute. The judge/decision maker also decides the manner in which the evidence must be presented before the court. For example, the judge may decide for presentation of a specific form of evidence, i.e. oral (witness statement) or documentary (correspondence between the parties through letters/emails) or a combination of both. The judge then evaluates the evidence presented before him/her and decides upon the legal claims. Therefore, this model of adjudication is also known as the interventionist/investigative model. Furthermore, in such a system, less reliance is placed on cross-examination and other techniques often used by lawyers to evaluate evidences of their opposing counsel.
The adversarial system is generally adopted in common law countries. Major common law jurisdictions include the UK, U.S, Australia and India.