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2.1 cred, jur, jus, and jud Vocab

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
granting approval or belief in a school
a)
accreditation
b)
perjury
c)
abjure
d)
incredulous
2.
a document that proves a person is believable
a)
credential
b)
justify
c)
judge
d)
incredible
3.
believable; reliable
a)
credible
b)
justification
c)
jurisdiction
d)
discredit
4.
to believe that someone will do something
a)
credit
b)
justice
c)
jurist
d)
creed
5.
a person who believes that he will be paid back the money that he loaned
a)
creditor
b)
just
c)
jury
d)
credulous
6.
tending to believe too easily; easily convinced; easily fooled
a)
credulous
b)
jury
c)
just
d)
creditor
7.
a set of religious beliefs or principles
a)
creed
b)
jurist
c)
justice
d)
credit
8.
to refuse or believe; to reject as untrue
a)
discredit
b)
jurisdiction
c)
justification
d)
credible
9.
not believable; improbable; unlikely
a)
incredible
b)
judge
c)
justify
d)
credential
10.
doubting; unwilling or unable to believe
a)
incredulous
b)
abjure
c)
perjury
d)
accreditation
11.
to give up rights; to recant
a)
abjure
b)
incredulous
c)
accreditation
d)
perjury
12.
a person chosen to interpret laws, decide on a winner, or settle a controversy
a)
judge
b)
incredible
c)
credential
d)
justify
13.
the territory or land in which justice and laws are administered and followed
a)
jurisdiction
b)
discredit
c)
credible
d)
justification
14.
an expert in law
a)
jurist
b)
creed
c)
credit
d)
justice
15.
a group of people sworn to abide by the laws to determine the truth
a)
jury
b)
credulous
c)
creditor
d)
just
16.
lawful; fair
a)
just
b)
creditor
c)
credulous
d)
jury
17.
fairness; rightfulness
a)
justice
b)
credit
c)
creed
d)
jurist
18.
the fact that is said to prove that something is true
a)
justification
b)
credible
c)
discredit
d)
jurisdiction
19.
to prove; to offer
a)
justify
b)
credential
c)
incredible
d)
judge
20.
to break the law by lying; to break a formal promise; to break an oath
a)
perjury
b)
accreditation
c)
incredulous
d)
abjure