GRADE 11: FEELINGS

She felt ​ (a)   about the upcoming presentation, fearing she might stumble during her speech.

• anxious
• ashamed
• shy
• relieved
• suspicious
• cross
• delighted

He couldn't help but feel ​ (a)   of his actions after realizing how hurtful they had been.

• anxious
• ashamed
• embarrassed
• jealous
• relieved
• suspicious
• cross

Sarah turned bright red, thoroughly ​ (a)   by the unexpected attention at her surprise party.

• ashamed
• embarrassed
• shy
• envious
• relieved
• cross
• delighted

John was too ​ (a)   to approach the attractive stranger at the party, despite his friends' encouragement.

• ashamed
• embarrassed
• shy
• jealous
• envious
• relieved
• cross

Maria couldn't help but feel ​ (a)   when she saw her best friend spending time with her new coworker.

• anxious
• shy
• jealous
• envious
• relieved
• cross
• delighted

Tom couldn't hide his ​ (a)   glances as he watched his neighbor drive away in a brand new sports car.

• shy
• jealous
• envious
• relieved
• suspicious
• cross
• delighted

After the long and stressful journey, they were ​ (a)   to finally arrive at their vacation destination.

• shy
• jealous
• envious
• relieved
• suspicious
• cross
• delighted

The detective grew increasingly ​ (a)   of the neighbor's alibi as inconsistencies in the story emerged.

• anxious
• ashamed
• shy
• envious
• suspicious
• cross
• delighted

Their argument had left them both feeling ​ (a)   , unable to see eye to eye on the matter.

• ashamed
• embarrassed
• shy
• envious
• relieved
• cross
• delighted

Jenny was ​ (a)   when she received a surprise bouquet of flowers from her secret admirer.

• anxious
• shy
• envious
• relieved
• suspicious
• cross
• delighted