Question

the root jur means law. what does the word jurisdiction mean? a location where goods to be sold are produced a location over which a governing body legally has power an area whose ownership is being contested an area that has been vacated by a fleeing group

Explanation:

The root "jur" means "law". "Jurisdiction" combines "jur" (law) with "dict" (to say, to rule) and the suffixes. So it relates to the legal power of a governing body over a location. The first option is about production of goods, the third about contested ownership, the fourth about a vacated area—none relate to law. The second option matches the legal power over a location.

Answer:

B. a location over which a governing body legally has power