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From the words below, supply the words needed to complete the sentences.
Bequeath, parsimonious, serene, solemn, forlorn
1. When it came time for the reading of their fathers will, the family was surprised. They knew their father was BEQUEATH, yet they expected that he would FORLORN more to them than he did. The situation was PARSIMONIOUS indeed. Jack was the only one who remained SOLEMN, because he had expected nothing and got nothing. All the other family members left the room with SERENE expressions on their faces.
I don't agree with any of your answers.
The first word is parsimonious.
Well, we disagree on every single one of them. Look these words up in a dictionary!
1. When it came time for the reading of their fathers will, the family was surprised. They knew their father was PARSIMONIOUS, yet they expected that he would BEQUEATH more to them than he did. The situation was FORLORN indeed. Jack was the only one who remained SERENE, because he had expected nothing and got nothing. All the other family members left the room with SOLEMN expressions on their faces.
From the words below, supply the words needed to complete the sentences.
Bequeath, parsimonious, serene, solemn, forlorn
1. When it came time for the reading of their father's will, the family was surprised. They knew their father was BEQUEATHED, yet they expected that he would FORLORNLY give more to them than he did. The situation was PARSIMONIOUS indeed. Jack was the only one who remained SOLEMN, because he had expected nothing and got nothing. All the other family members left the room with SERENE expressions on their faces.
To answer your question, I can confirm that the words "BEQUEATHED," "FORLORNLY," "PARSIMONIOUS," "SOLEMN," and "SERENE" are the correct words needed to complete the sentences. However, please note that "BEQUEATHED" is the correct form of the verb "bequeath" in the past tense, and "FORLORNLY" is the adverb form of "forlorn" that better fits the sentence.