Adjectives ending with -ing/ed

At first I thought Jake was an _____ guy, but tonight I felt somewhat _____ with his company.

• interesting/ boring

• interesting/ bored

• interested/ bored

• interested/ boring

She has really learnt very fast. She has made ____ progress

• astonishing

• astonish

• astonished

• to astonish

It was very _____ not to get the job.

• disappointed

• disappointing

• disappoint

• to disappoint

Philip was exceptionally ____ at Joanne's behaviour.

• annoy

• to annoy

• annoying

• annoyed

I thought the program on wildlife was _____. I was absolutely _____.

• fascinating/ fascinating

• fascinated/ fascinated

• fascinating/ fascinated

• fascinated/ fascinating

We were _____ to hear your good news.

• thrill

• to thrill

• thrilled

• thrilling

It was really _____ experience. Afterwards, everybody was very _____.

• terrifying/ shocking

• terrifying/ shocked

• terrified/ shocking

• terrified/ shocked

The journey took all day and night. They found it very _____.

• tire

• to tire

• tiring

• tired

Did Tim feel _____ when he saw the snake at his feet.

• frighten

• to frighten

• fighting

• frightened

Why do you always look so _____. Is your life really so _____.

• boring/ boring

• bored/ bored

• bored/ boring

• boring/ bored