Lesssons 3 & 4 Review

She's pointing with her ___. She wants us to look at something.

• Fist

• Index finger

• Pinkie

Look at this woman's gesture. She has her ____ up, and her ____ out. I think she wants us to call her.

• ring finger, fist

• thumb, pinkie

• palm, middle finger

For "come here" gesture, some people hold their ____ up.

• fist

• index finger

• palm

I think Jessica and Matt got engaged last night. Have you looked at her ____ today?

• ring finger

• fist

• index finger

She's angry. Look at her ____.

• palm

• thumb

• fist

Use the correct -ed and -ing forms of the words in parentheses.

The skip trip was ____ (thrill). They were ____ (thrill).

• thrilling, thrilled

• thrilled, thrilling

Answer explanation

The participial adjectives ending in -ing describe something. For example: The skip trip was thrilling.

The participial adjectives ending in -ed describe how the people feel. For example: They were thrilled.

Use the correct -ed and -ing forms of the words in parentheses.

The food was ____ (disgust). They were ____ (disgust).

• disgusting, disgusted

• disgusted, disgusting

Answer explanation

The participial adjectives ending in -ing describe something. For example: The food was disgusting.

The participial adjectives ending in -ed describe how the people feel. For example: They were disgusted.

Use the correct -ed and -ing forms of the words in parentheses.

The sky-dive was ____ (frighten). They were ____ (frighten).

• frightened, frightening

• frightening, frightened

Answer explanation

The participial adjectives ending in -ing describe something. For example: The sky-dive was frightening.

The participial adjectives ending in -ed describe how the people feel. For example: They were frightened.

Use the correct -ed and -ing forms of the words in parentheses.

The safari was ____ (fascinate). They were ____ (fascinate).

• fascinated, fascinating

• fascinating, fascinated

Answer explanation

The participial adjectives ending in -ing describe something. For example: The safari was fascinating.

The participial adjectives ending in -ed describe how the people feel. For example: They were fascinated.