Adjectives ending -ed / -ing

I was ______ with the film. I had expected it to be better.

• disappointing

• disappointed

Adjectives that end in -ed generally describe emotions

• True

• False

The directions he gave us were really (a)   (confuse)

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

• tired / tired

• tired/ tiring

• tiring / tired

• tiring / tiring

Are you ______in football?

• interesting

• interested

Adjectives that end in -ing generally don’t describe the thing that causes the emotion

• True

• False

The carnival was wonderful and I was completely (a)   the whole time. (fascinate)

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

• worrying / worried

• worried / worried

• worried / worrying

• worrying / worrying

The new project sounds ______ I’m looking forward to working on it.

• exciting

• excited

When I finish work, I'm usually 1 ___ (exhaust) because my job is very 2 ___ (tire). Every day at 6 p.m. I just want to go home and have a 3 ___  (relax) bath.

(a)