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    This document contains two short passages about feelings and emotions. The first asks the reader to match adjectives describing feelings to different situations. Options include annoyed, worried, disappointed, delighted, furious, and upset. The second presents short descriptions of situations and asks the reader to match each with the most appropriate feeling from a list, including embarrassed, upset, overjoyed, confused, delighted, disappointed, nervous, furious, worried, jealous, and excited.

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    This document contains two short passages about feelings and emotions. The first asks the reader to match adjectives describing feelings to different situations. Options include annoyed, worried, disappointed, delighted, furious, and upset. The second presents short descriptions of situations and asks the reader to match each with the most appropriate feeling from a list, including embarrassed, upset, overjoyed, confused, delighted, disappointed, nervous, furious, worried, jealous, and excited.

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    This document contains two short passages about feelings and emotions. The first asks the reader to match adjectives describing feelings to different situations. Options include annoyed, worried, disappointed, delighted, furious, and upset. The second presents short descriptions of situations and asks the reader to match each with the most appropriate feeling from a list, including embarrassed, upset, overjoyed, confused, delighted, disappointed, nervous, furious, worried, jealous, and excited.

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    2 How would you feel in these situations?

    Choose an adjective from question 1

    a You go to town with odd shoes on. Annoyed

    b You lose your credit cards. worried

    c A friend breaks a promise. disappointed

    d You win a lot of money. Delighted

    e A friend can’t come to your party. furious

    f Your friend moves to another country. Upset

    g You don’t understand some grammar. embarrassed

    h You are going on holiday soon.


    excited

    4 Read the letters. Match the titles below to the correct letter.

    A. Test Nerves
    B. Does She Like Me?
    C. Love Triangle
    D. Good Marks, Bad Situation

    Embarrassed

    Upset

    overjoyed

    confused

    delighted

    disappointed

    Nervous

    Furious

    worried

    Jealous

    Excited

    Annoyed
    Exhausted

    I felt exhausted when my neighborhood did a party and didn’t let me sleep

    Furious

    Last month a felt furious when someone stole my phone

    Positive

    I feel positive when my next English test

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