Greek & Latin #8: cred-; jur-, jus-, jud-

The root "cred-" means:

• believe
• true
• law

The roots "jur-, jus-, and jud-" mean:

• law; justice
• true
• believe

When choosing a college, you will want to make sure if has _____.

• accreditation
• credential
• discredit
• credulous

Before you are hired at a new job, you may be required to provide _____.

• credentials
• creditor
• creed
• credible

The jury felt that the witness was _____ when she testified in trial against the robber.

• credible
• jurist
• justify
• credit

The coach gave me _____ for scoring the game winning point.

• credit
• creed
• accreditation
• credential

If you don't pay your car loan, a _____ may repossess your vehicle.

• creditor
• credit
• incredulous
• incredible

Some people may describe Little Red Riding Hood as being _____ because the Wolf was able to easily trick her.

• credulous
• incredible
• incredulous
• accreditation

Every church service the congregation recites The Apostle's _____.

• creed
• credential
• incredible
• credit

I hate when my parents believe my sister and completely _____ my side of the story.

• discredit
• credit
• credible
• accreditation