Homework help? Working with words....?

Question

Okay, these are the words that I have with their definitions, and I need to use them in a sentence, with a context clue.

"morsel"-small bite or portion of food
"jovial"-full of hearty good humor
"languish"-become weak; fail in health
"wary"-cautious; on one's guard
"allege"-declare, especially without proof

I'm sorry, but I am really bad at this, and I really need to pick up my grade at the moment. I did this kind of stuff other times, but I can't think right now.
Thanks for your help, and if you have anything negative to say towards me, like... you know, well I understand. I'll do my own homework next time.

By the way, sorry... a context clue is something in the sentence that gives an example or something of what the word means...

Answer 1

1. Rather than taking a huge mouthful, the lady put only a morsel of food in her mouth.

2. The guests at the party enjoyed an evening of wit because the host was very jovial.

3. After the tired runner completed the marathon, she passed out in languish.

4. Be wary of the curvy mountain pass because it is very dangerous in cold weather.

5. The jury must allege a verdict for the man to be declared guilty.

Answer 2

I ate a morsel of the cake in order to lower my cholestoral.
The jovial person created a nice laughter in the room after everyone heard the bad news.
The languish dog had to be put to sleep because it was parralyzed
The man became wary after he heard about the kidnapper in his city
The little boy alleged that the girl had killed the fissh when she had already claimed she hadn't

Answer 3

There was a morsel of food left on the plate.
The team was in a jovial mood after they won the game.

The stranded man was left to languish in the hot, arid, desert.

The girl was wary while walking in the house because the door was open and there was a rapist loose in the neighborhood.

The criminal was alleged to be guilty because of circumstantial evidence.

There, give me my 10 points.

Answer 4

The mouse cautiously took the morsel into its tiny mouth.

Sorry... I can't think of a good one for "languish"

Mr. Jacobs was always a jovial man, could make anyone laugh, and was liked by most of the community.

The puppy was wary of the small boy, and watched him closely.

Mrs. Allen alleged that Joe was the person that damaged her fence, but there was not much evidence to support her claim.

Answer 5

How about:
The starving dog was grateful for any morsel he could find.
The jovial stranger laughed at the antics of the 2 children.
After having a stroke, the old man languished in the nursing home for years before finally dying.
The stray dog was very wary of people.
The angry woman alleged that her husband had been having an affair with the maid. :)

Hope these help; they aren't the best, but maybe that will get your creative juices flowing. :)

Answer 6

After a huge meal, I couldn't fit so much as a morsel
The jovial senator thanked his supporters for electing him
Aghanistan POWs continue to languish in Guantanamo Bay
Be wary of strangers offering children treats
Several children allege Michael Jackson molested them

Answer 7

No, your answer is faulty, by way of the question, the load of the 0.33 fish is the comparable as that of the 2nd and your answer would not supply that.OR attempt to make valuable your solutions to confirm if those fulfill the different standards of the subject.they don't. enable the weights of the three fish be: 2nd = x, First =2x and 0.33 = x. Then x+2x+x=sixty 4 or 4x = sixty 4 which finally ends up in x = sixteen. subsequently, the weights of the three fish are respectively: First=32 oz, 2nd + sixteen ouncesand 0.33 + sixteen oz.