Opposite adjectives

Despite her achievements, Maria often feels ___ and doubts her abilities.

• confident

• proud

• insecure

• relaxed

Jonathan's grades were excellent, and he felt ___ of all his hard work.

• insecure

• malcontent

• proud

• inferior

After finishing his work, Alex was ___ and ready to enjoy his weekend.

• ashamed

• relaxing

• content

• freaked out

Lying about the situation was ___; you should always be truthful.

• honest

• proud

• unacceptable

• proper

The group didn't get along because of one person's ___ attitude, which affected everyone.

• proud

• toxic

• content

• healthy

Our coach called my friend a ___ because of his poor decisions, but he took it lightly.

• genius

• moron

• honest

• confident

Her friend always seemed calm and ___, no matter what happened.

• freaked out

• proud

• content

• relaxed

I was ___ of my actions because I knew I had made the wrong choice.

• ashamed

• confident

• proud

• malcontent

He's extremely ___ about his skills, which makes him a great leader.

• ashamed

• confident

• insecure

• inferior

A person who is always looking for faults and never satisfied might be called a ___.

• genius

• malcontent

• proper

• bored