-ed/-ing adjectives – adjectives from verbs

I am so ______! This massage chair is very ______.

• relaxed / relaxing

• relaxing / relaxed

• relaxing / relaxing

I get very _____ when I can't find the words to say what I mean to say. It's so ______.

• frustrated / frustrating

• frustrating / frustrated

• frustrated / frustrated

She knows a lot of ______ facts. She is very ______.

• interesting / interested

• interested / interesting

• interesting / interesting

She is never ______ with her work. She should try do to something more ______.

• satisfied / satisfied

• satisfied / satisfying

• satisfying / satisfied

The journey was very ______. We were very ______ when we arrived.

• tired / tired

• tired / tiring

• tiring / tired

I find my parents very ______. They put me in a lot of ______ situations.

• embarrassing / embarrassed

• embarrassed / embarrassing

• embarrassing / embarrassing

We were totally ______ by the ______ views.

• amazed / amazed

• amazed / amazing

• amazing / amazing

The truth is that it's a very ______ situation. You should be ______.

• worried / worried

• worried / worrying

• worrying / worried

I'm always ______ on Monday mornings. They are so ______.

• depressing / depressed

• depressed / depressing

• depressed / depressed

The teacher's instructions were very ______. All the students were really ______.

• confusing / confused

• confusing / confusing

• confused / confusing