Cred/ Jur Vocab in Context

The school received _______________ from the state, which means it's officially recognized as a good place for learning.

• accreditation
• perjury
• abjure
• incredulous

To become a teacher, you need to earn a _______________ , like a diploma or a certificate, to prove you're qualified.

• credential
• justify
• judge
• incredible

Miss Smith is a _______________ source because she always tells the truth and knows a lot about the topic.

• credible
• justification
• jurisdiction
• discredit

Tommy earned extra _______________ in math class by completing his homework on time.

• credit
• justice
• jurist
• creed

A _______________ is someone you owe money to, like a bank if you borrow money to buy a house.

• creditor
• just
• jury
• credulous

Sarah was _______________ enough to believe her friend's tall tale about flying unicorns.

• credulous
• jury
• just
• creditor

The school's _______________ emphasizes kindness and respect for others.

• creed
• jurist
• justice
• credit

He tried to _______________ his opponent's argument by pointing out flaws in their evidence.

• discredit
• jurisdiction
• justification
• credible

The magician's trick seemed _______________ , but there's always a logical explanation behind illusions.

• incredible
• judge
• justify
• credential

Sally was _______________ when her brother told her he had seen a dinosaur in the backyard.

• incredulous
• abjure
• perjury
• accreditation