WorksheetsTest: graph,cred,jur, jus, scrib, script
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What do we call two words that are spelled the same but have different meanings?
phonographs
cartographs
postscripts
homographs
If someone believes that you will really do something, she will give you this.
credit
accreditation
credential
justice
Who settles a disagreement in a courtroom, a swimming pool, or a pie eating contest?
jurist
creditor
jury
judge
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?
jury
judge
creditor
jurist
What is the name of a person who writes things down with the goal of recording information?
dictator
scribe
seismograph
inscription
What do you need to get from a doctor before you can get medicine?
subscription
phonograph
postscript
prescription
What do the earthquake scientists observe and study?
seismographs
scribbles
phonographs
paragraphs
What is just like a hamburger with a top, an inside, and a bottom? It includes topic and concluding sentences and is filled with details and information.
paragraph
phonograph
autograph
subscription
What is also known as a record player since it changes the writing on a vinyl disc into sounds you can hear?
homograph
paragraph
biography
phonograph
An area or region that is ruled, governed, or controlled by a certain person is said to be in that person's what?
jurisdiction
justification
accreditation
justice
If you owe someone money, who do you need to pay back?
jurist
judge
accreditation
creditor
What is the area of study in which people make maps?
cartography
manuscripts
photography
biography
What does biblio most likely mean in the word bibliography?
book
life
self
writing
What does dis mean in the word discredit?
not
half
over
believe
What do the roots jur, jus, and jud mean?
rule
law
to cut
to write
What does bio mean in the word biography?
life
writing
self
around
What do police officers try to uphold?
justice
perjury
jurists
accreditation
What does the root graph mean?
under
writing
to cut
color
When trying to tell someone the right thing to do in a situation, it's important to be which of the following?
incredulous
justified
discredit
credible
When you try to make excuses for your actions, whether they are right or wrong, you are offering what?
perjury
justifications
credentials
credit
