Quiz - Adjectives ending in - ed and - ing

I was really ___________ to watch the movie, but when I watched it I found it ____________.

• excited, boring

• excited, bored

• exciting, boring

• exciting, bored

Scientists do not understand why some people who experience a ____________ event develop a phobia and others do not.

• frightened

• frightening

The fact that Sally passed the exam is really _________, since she didn't study for it.

• surprised

• surprising

I'm so ___________ in the referee because he was unfair to both teams.

• disappointed

• disappointing

The book that I read yesterday was (a)   . Therefore, I will read it again next week.

(confused, confusing, interesting, interested, bored, boring)

I was very _____________ after a long day in the gym.

• exhausted

• exhausting

When my brother plays his music too loudly while I'm studying, I get so (a)   .

(confused, confusing, annoying, annoyed, bored, boring)

Alice always shares important information, so talking to her is so (a)   .

(confused, confusing, enriching, enriched, bored, boring)

My father was (a)   about me because I didn't answer his calls.

(surprised, surprising, worried, worrying, bored, boring)

The way Sara talks is very (a)   . I never understood her.

(confused, confusing, interesting, interested, bored, boring)