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Vocab TEST cred and jur, jus, jud (Weeks 22-23)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

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

a)

incredulous

b)

justified

c)

discredit

d)

credible

2.

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

a)

credit

b)

accreditation

c)

credential

d)

justice

3.

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

a)

perjury

b)

justifications

c)

credentials

d)

credit

4.

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

a)

jurisdiction

b)

justification

c)

accreditation

d)

justice

5.

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

a)

justice

b)

perjury

c)

creeds

d)

abjuring

6.

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?

a)

jury

b)

judge

c)

creditor

d)

jurist

7.

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

a)

credential

b)

perjury

c)

credit

d)

justice

8.

What do police officers try to uphold?

a)

justice

b)

perjury

c)

jurists

d)

accreditation

9.

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

a)

credulous

b)

just

c)

justified

d)

incredulous

10.

What do the roots jur, jus, and jud mean?

a)

rule

b)

law

c)

to cut

d)

to write

11.

What does the root cred mean?

a)

believe

b)

law

c)

to cut

d)

to write

12.

What does dis mean in the word discredit?

a)

apart

b)

half

c)

over

d)

believe

13.

What does in mean in the words incredulous and incredible?

a)

not

b)

within

c)

after

d)

outside

14.

If you owe someone money, who do you need to pay back?

a)

jurist

b)

judge

c)

accreditation

d)

creditor

15.

Who settles a disagreement in a courtroom, a swimming pool, or a pie eating contest?

a)

jurist

b)

creditor

c)

jury

d)

judge