Using Adjectives Ending in -ed and -ing

Identify the correct form of the adjective in the following sentence: The movie was __________ (bore/boring).

• boring

• bored

• boredly

• bore

Choose the appropriate adjective form to complete the sentence: She looked __________ (tire/tired) after the long day.

• tir

• tire

• tired

• tirer

Which form of the adjective should be used in this sentence: The news was __________ (shock/shocking) to everyone.

• shocking

• shock

• shockful

• shocked

Complete the sentence with the correct adjective form: The child seemed __________ (excite/excited) about the upcoming trip.

• excited

• exciting

• excite

• excitement

In the sentence 'The weather was __________ (amaze/amazing)', which form of the adjective should be used?

• amazingly

• amazing

• amaze

• amazement

Select the right adjective form to complete the sentence: The book was __________ (interest/interesting) from the beginning.

• interesting

• interest

• interestingly

• interested

Identify the correct form of the adjective in this sentence: The results were __________ (surprise/surprising) to everyone.

• surprisement

• surprising

• surprised

• surprise

Which adjective form should be used in the sentence: She felt __________ (embarrass/embarrassed) by the mistake.

• embarrass

• embarrassing

• embarrassed

• embarrassedly

Complete the sentence with the appropriate adjective form: The music was __________ (relax/relaxing) to listen to.

• relaxing

• relaxful

• relax

• relaxated

Choose the correct form of the adjective to complete the sentence: The situation seemed __________ (confuse/confusing) at first.

• confusing

• confused

• confuse

• confusion