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Vocabulary Quiz on Cred, Jur, Jus, & Jud

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word "accreditation" mean in the context of a school?

a)

A) A document that proves a person is believable

b)

B) Granting approval or belief

c)

C) A set of religious beliefs

d)

D) To refuse to believe

2.

Which word means "a document that proves a person is believable"?

a)

A) Credential

b)

B) Creditor

c)

C) Creed

d)

D) Incredible

3.

What is the best definition of "credible"?

a)

A) Doubting; unwilling or unable to believe

b)

B) Believable; reliable

c)

C) Not believable; improbable

d)

D) Tending to believe too easily

4.

What does "credit" as a verb imply?

a)

A) To believe that someone will do something

b)

B) To disbelieve

c)

C) To prove something as false

d)

D) To grant approval

5.

Which term is used for a person who believes that he will be paid back the money that he loaned?

a)

A) Credulous

b)

B) Creditor

c)

C) Incredible

d)

D) Discredit

6.

The word "credulous" best describes someone who is:

a)

A) Skeptical

b)

B) Reliable

c)

C) Easily convinced

d)

D) Unbelievable

7.

What does "creed" refer to?

a)

A) A belief in financial repayment

b)

B) A document of belief

c)

C) A set of religious beliefs or principles

d)

D) The act of disbelieving

8.

What does "discredit" mean?

a)

A) To confirm as true

b)

B) To refuse to believe

c)

C) To provide evidence

d)

D) To agree with

9.

Which adjective describes something that is not believable?

a)

A) Credible

b)

B) Credulous

c)

C) Incredible

d)

D) Credential

10.

What does "incredulous" mean?

a)

A) Capable of believing

b)

B) Not capable of believing

c)

C) Willing to believe

d)

D) Unwilling or unable to believe

11.

What does the term "abjure" mean in the context of law and justice?

a)

To uphold and enforce the law

b)

To give up rights; to recant

c)

To make a formal complaint

d)

To engage in a legal battle

12.

What is the role of a "judge"?

a)

A legal advisor to the government

b)

A law enforcement officer

c)

A person chosen to interpret laws, decide on a winner, or settle a controversy

d)

A legal document writer

13.

What does "jurisdiction" refer to?

a)

A type of legal document

b)

The process of judging a legal case

c)

The territory or land in which justice and laws are administered and followed

d)

A group of legal professionals

14.

Which term describes someone who is an expert in law?

a)

Juror

b)

Jurist

c)

Justifier

d)

Judicator

15.

What is the definition of "just" as an adjective?

a)

Unlawful; unfair

b)

Lawful; fair

c)

Biased; partial

d)

Harsh; severe

16.

What does "justice" primarily stand for?

a)

Legal procedures

b)

Fairness; rightfulness

c)

Judicial systems

d)

Law enforcement

17.

What does "justification" mean?

a)

The act of breaking the law

b)

The process of selecting a jury

c)

The fact that is said to prove that something is true

d)

The final verdict in a trial

18.

What does it mean to "justify" something in a legal context?

a)

To deny or refute

b)

To prove; to offer

c)

To accuse or charge

d)

To pardon or excuse

19.

What is the meaning of "perjury"?

a)

To follow the law meticulously

b)

To consult a legal expert

c)

To break the law by lying; to break a formal promise; to break an oath

d)

To pass a law

20.

What is the meaning of abjure?

a)

To give up rights; to recant

b)

an expert in law

c)

lawful;fair

d)

to prove; to offer