cred & jur, jus, jud TEST review

When trying to tell someone the right thing to do in a situation, it's important to be which of the following?

• incredulous
• justified
• discredit
• credible

If someone believes that you will really do something, she will give you this.

• credit

• accreditation

• credential

• justice

When you try to make excuses for your actions, whether they are are right or wrong, you are offering what?

• perjury
• justification
• credentails
• credit

An area or region that is ruled, governed, or controlled by a certain person is said to be in that person's what? 

• jurisdiction
• justification
• accreditation
• justice

Which of the following is against the law in a courtroom?

• justice
• perjury
• creeds
• abjuring

What is the name of the group of people who listen to a court case to decide whether or not a person deserves to be punished?

• jury

• judge

• creditor

• jurist

What is the name of the document people go to school for to prove that they are educated enough to do a certain job?

• credential
• perjury
• credit
• justice

What do police officers try to uphold?

• justice

• perjury

• jurists

• accreditation

This word describes a person who never believes what people say just because they say it.

• credulous
• just
• justified
• incredulous

What do the roots jur, jus and jud mean?

• rule
• law
• to cut
• to write