Feelings and Emotions - B2

Tara was too _ _ _ _ _ to speak when she heard the shocking news.

• ecstatic

• calm

• proud

• stunned

Although the rest of the family had strong opinions about the matter, Maud felt quite _ _ _ _ _.

• calm

• indifferent

• hysterical

• relieved

Everything had gone exactly as planned, and I felt very _ _ _ _ _.

• satisfied

• overwhelmed

• bewildered

• terrified

Maria was _ _ _ _ _ by her husband's insensitive comments about her weight.

• relaxed

• exhilarated

• anxious

• offended

I opened my wife's diary because I was _ _ _ _ _ to find out what she'd written about me.

• calm

• furious

• curious

• proud

Agnes was _ _ _ _ _ to hear how her husband's surgery had gone.

• tired

• exhilareted

• anxious

• calm

We felt very _ _ _ _ _ when we were told out first grandchild had been born.

• nervous

• joyful

• upset

• bored

Frances was very _ _ _ _ _, so I lent her my handkerchief to dry her eyes.

• upset

• exhilarated

• bewildered

• confident

Ken was _ _ _ _ _ that he'd done well in the exam because he'd known every single answer.

• calm

• nervous

• confident

• devastated

Tony's unsuccessful attempts to fix the Wi-Fi connection had left him quite _ _ _ _ _.

• stunned

• frustrated

• nervous

• content