Adjective endings revision

My brother was very __________ about the holiday.

• exciting

• excite

• excited

• excitement

The long walk home made us very __________.

• tiring

• tired

• tiredness

• tiredly

I fell over in the school canteen. It was so __________.

• embarrassing

• embarrassed

• embarrassment

• embarrass

The play was terrible. We all felt very __________.

• boring

• bored

• boredom

• bore

The directions he gave us were really __________.

• confuse

• confused

• confusion

• confusing

There's an __________ article about digital cameras in the newspaper today.

• interest

• interested

• interesting

• interestingly

The loud noise was __________ and made it difficult for me to concentrate.

• annoying

• annoyed

• annoy

• annoyingly

He is one of the most __________ people I've ever met. He never stops talking and he never says anything interesting.

• bore

• bored

• boring

• boredom

It was a really terrifying experience. Afterwards everybody was very __________.

• shock

• shocking

• shocked

• shockingly

I was __________ with the film. I expected it to be much better.

• disappoint

• disappointment

• disappointing

• disappointed