BASIC 12 LESSON 1 UNIT 3

1. A: Alec got a new job. I’m so exciting / excited for him.

B: Wow. That’s amazing / amazed news!

• exciting ; amazing

• excited ; amazing

• excited ; amazed

2. A: My classmate’s first name is Martin, and his last name is Gilbert. I called him Gilbert yesterday, and I was a little embarrassing / embarrassed.

B: Well, I’m sure that happens to him all the time. Both his names can be first or last names. His name is confusing / confused.

• embarrassed ; confusing

• embarrassing ; confusing

• embarrassed ; confused

3. A: There was an interesting / interested story in the news this morning. The city is turning the old train station into a museum.

B: That’s exciting / excited! When will the new museum open?

• interesting ; excitied

• interested ; exciting

• interesting ; exciting

4. A: How did you like that book?

B: I didn’t finish it. I thought it was a little boring / bored.

A: Really? I loved it. I was really moving / moved by the story

• bored ; moved

• boring ; moving

• boring ; moved

5. A: Why don’t you like your teacher?

B: I can’t understand her lessons very well. I feel so confusing / confused in her class.

A: That’s too bad. It sounds frustrating / frustrated.

• confusing ; frustrating

• confused ; frustrated

• confused ; frustrating

6. A: You seem really tiring / tired this morning. What’s going on?

B: I had a very interesting / interested weekend. I’ll tell you all about it later. I need some coffee first!

• tired ; interesting

• tired ; interested

• tiring ; interesting