"cred" practice

Match the words definitions. accreditation a documentation granting approval of a SCHOOL credible believable; reliable credit to publicly acknowledge someone's work credential a document that proves a person is believable creditor a person who believes that he will be paid back the money that he loaned Match the words definitions. (part 2) incredulous doubting; unwilling or unable to believe incredible not believable, improbable, unlikely discredit to refuse to believe or reject as untrue creed a set of religious beliefs or principles credulous tending to believe too easily; gullible I must _ my brother, for I believe he did the most work to complete the project on time. discredit credit credulous credential The ending in the book was quite _; I believe it could really happen that way. credential creed credible incredulous The fact that she actually won the grand prize was _, for there were over a million participants. incredible discredit creed credential My teaching license is proof that I have the correct _ to teach middle school reading. accreditation creditor incredible credentials My mom is _; she never believes anything I tell her. incredulous creed discredit credible My baby brother is so _ that he believes everything anyone tells him. credulous creditor creed discredit The PNC Bank is the _ that gave me my car loan; they believe that I will pay the money back that I borrowed because I proved that I have a good job. credential creed creditor accreditation In church, we often recite a(n) _ that states our religious beliefs. credential creed discredit creditor A school must have the appropriate _ if you want to get a real degree. creed accreditation incredulous discredit The lawyer had to _ the witness when he knew he wasn't telling the truth. creditor incredulous credit discredit