Greek and Latin Roots: cred (H practice)

Each church or religious group follows one of these

• creed

• creditiors

• credentials

• accreditation

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CCSS.L.1.5A

CCSS.L.1.5B

CCSS.L.K.5A

If you only have an opinion without facts to support your opinion, people will tend to do this to what you say.

• discredit

• incredible

• credit

• credential

if you are waiting to get paid back the money you loaned, you are a...

• credential

• incredible

• creed

• creditor

Never believing anything you hear...

• credible

• incredulous

• creditor

• creed

If pigs could fly...

• incredible

• credulous

• creed

• creditor

Teachers need this document to prove they are skilled in their field of education.

• credential

• creditor

• credit

• creed

This word describes someone who believes everything they hear.

• accreditation

• credential

• creditor

• credulous

Every five years, public schools need to work toward renewing their state...

• creeds

• accreditation

• incredulous

• creditors

If you are always in trouble, or you don't tell the truth, you will likely NEVER be described as...

• incredulous

• credible

• creditor

• creed

When one uses factual information to support their claim or opinion, they will appeal as a (a)   person.