What are the criteria for a judge's pronouncement to be considered a sentence? a) The judge's pronouncement must contain one of the matters provide...

What are the criteria for a judge's pronouncement to be considered a sentence?
a) The judge's pronouncement must contain one of the matters provided for in CPC 485 or 487 and, cumulatively, extinguish the cognitive phase of the process or extinguish the process.
b) The judge's pronouncement must have the ability to end the process, in cases of extinction without resolution of the merit or in which there is no need for execution; or the cognitive phase, in cases of a condemnatory sentence, which requires subsequent execution.
c) The decision will be considered interlocutory if it is of a decisive nature and is pronounced during the common process or execution, without being terminated.
d) The sentence must be defined by its content, which must be in accordance with the provisions of articles 485 and 487 of the CPC.

a) a and b are correct.
b) b and c are correct.
c) a and d are correct.
d) b and d are correct.