Use your vocabulary words in context to write sentences using each word.

meditative

illumined

limber

rouse

furrow

nary

pullets

vigorously

lolling

cur

Natchez

the Surrender

lye

obstinate

He is very meditative when it comes to every decision he makes.

The sun peeked through the windows and illumined the room.

Though he could probably barely lift a feather with his limber arms, they look so graceful and delicate when he dances.

I will help to rouse the crowd as they're waiting for the performance.

Moles dig furrows in the ground with their large paws that are perfectly adapted for digging.

There was nary any bread left, so I went to the grocery store buy some more.

The farmer raised several pullets with the hope that they would grow up to lay many eggs.

In a rush to get her homework done, Jessica was writing vigorously.

He was charged for loitery when the police found out that he was just lolling around in the Walmart parking lot.

My sister and I found a stray cur on the street the other day; we wanted to help it, but our mother was afraid that it carried some sort of disease.

The Natchez people of Mississippi have a very rich, interesting culture.

I demand that we surrender...they have advanced weaponry, and if we continue to battle, we will all die. *(it seems like "The Surrender" may be a proper noun but I'm not sure what it's referring to, so if you happen to know I'd be happy to make another sentence for you).

He used lye to make his own soap.

Most people are particularly obstinate when it comes to their religious beliefs.

the answer is b. i read this story before.