Adjectives to express emotion

He was very ........ when he failed the exam.

• confident

• lazy

• friendly

• upset

Jenna is not a .......... person. She's very active.

• lazy

• angry

• embarassed

• surprised

Jane is very ........... - she never feels shy.

• lazy

• unhappy

• upset

• confident

Freddie never looks .......... - he's always laughing.

• embarassed

• confident

• unhappy

• lazy

That woman over there is very ........ . She's shouting really loudly.

• happy

• angry

• embarassed

• friendly

Mark was the only person at home yesterday evening. He felt ........ and was glad when his parents came home.

• lonely

• lazy

• embarassed

• confident

It was my first day at the new school today and everyone was really ........ . It was great!

• angry

• worried

• friendly

• lonely

I was so ........when the teacher asked me to read my story. My face went red.

• friendly

• embarassed

• surprised

• confident

Henry was ........... to see Lena at the party - he thought she was on holiday.

• friendly

• lazy

• worried

• surprised

When you feel ........... about something, it's good to talk to someone about it.

• confident

• friendly

• worried

• lazy