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Vocab QUICK QUIZ REVIEW cred = believe (Week 22)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If a person has a reputation for not telling the truth, people will tend to do this to what he says.

a)

discredit

b)

incredible

c)

credit

d)

credential

2.

This person is waiting to be paid back the money that he loaned. He believes that he will get it back.

a)

credential

b)

incredible

c)

creed

d)

creditor

3.

This is a document that people, such as teachers, earn to show that they know what they are doing.

a)

credential

b)

creditor

c)

credit

d)

creed

4.

This is a word that describes a person who believes everything he hears.

a)

accreditation

b)

credential

c)

creditor

d)

credulous

5.

What do you give to someone if she follows through on what she says she will do?

a)

credit

b)

creditor

c)

creeds

d)

credential

6.

A person in jail or a friend who is always in trouble would never be described as this.

a)

incredulous

b)

credible

c)

creditor

d)

creed

7.

Schools must prove that they have high standards in order to keep this.

a)

accreditation

b)

creeds

c)

incredulous

d)

creditors

8.

Which would describes something that you have a hard time believing but really did happen?

a)

incredible

b)

credulous

c)

creed

d)

creditor

9.

A person who never believes anything she hears would be described as which of the following?

a)

credible

b)

incredulous

c)

creditor

d)

creed

10.

Each church or religious group follows one of these that may be more or less specific to its members.

a)

creed

b)

creditors

c)

credentials

d)

accreditation

11.

After listening to her son tell a lie every day for a week, Mrs. Jamison was (a)   about his story of the lost homework folder.

12.

According to that church's (a)   , girls could only wear dresses an dboys had to wear suits.

13.

You deserve (a)   for admitting what you did wrong before getting caught.

14.

Teachers in public education have earned (a)   that prove they know how to teach.

15.

It was absolutely (a)   that she won the lottery!