Greek & Latin Roots "omni" and "jur/jus" Quiz

The root "omni" means

• all or every

• over or above

• surround or circle

• fearful or scary

The root "omni" originates from

• Greek

• Latin

The word omniscient means

• seeing the best in people

• seeing the goal

• knowing an answer to a question

• knowing everything.

The word omnibenevolence means

• perfectly fine, no worries, sane

• perfectly just, all-knowing, fully merciful

• unjust, wronged, estranged

• scared, encompassed by fear

The word omnigenous means

• composed of or containing all varieties, or of all kinds or of great diversity

• 
  composed of or containing many items, diversity is plenty but not all

• composed of or containing one item, and limited diversity

The root "jur/jus' means

• say, speak, talk

• group, club, committee

• fair, law, rule

• argue, squabble, unleash

The root "jur/jus' originates from

• Greek

• Latin

The word jurisdiction means

• the territory or land in which justice and laws are administered and followed

• the territory or land in which wildlife live freely without the threat of man

• the territory or land that is uninhabitable without cause for change.

The word perjury means

• to break with society, to follow one's own mind without consequence

• to break away, to be free from restraint, to break from something that holds one back.

• to break the law by lying under oath; to break a formal promise

The word just means

• what is immorally wrong and unfair

• what is kind, caring, and loving

• what is morally right and fair.