adjectives ending

What is the difference between 'exciting' and 'excited'?

• 'Exciting' describes something that causes excitement; 'excited' describes a feeling of enthusiasm.

• Both words mean the same thing.

• 'Excited' describes something that causes excitement; 'exciting' describes a feeling of enthusiasm.

• 'Exciting' is a synonym for 'excited'.

How does the meaning change when using 'amazing' vs 'amazed'?

• 'Amazing' describes something that causes wonder; 'amazed' describes the feeling of someone who experiences that wonder.

• 'Amazing' is a synonym for 'amazed'.

• 'Amazed' is used to describe something that is impressive.

• Both words describe the same feeling of wonder.

Identify the correct form: 'The movie was very ___ (interest)'.

• interestingly

• interesting

• interested

• interestful

Fill in the blank: 'She felt ___ (disappoint) after the exam.'

• disappoints

• disappointing

• disappointment

• disappointed

What is the adjective form of 'surprise'?

• surprised

• surprisingness

• surpriseful

• surprising

Use 'tiring' in a sentence to describe an activity.

• The concert was enjoyable and had a great atmosphere.

• The long hike was tiring and left us exhausted by the end of the day.

• The movie was exciting and kept us on the edge of our seats.

• The painting was beautiful and inspired many viewers.

What does 'confusing' imply about a situation?

• A situation that is predictable and well-structured.

• A situation that is enjoyable and entertaining.

• A situation that lacks clarity and is difficult to understand.

• A situation that is straightforward and easy to comprehend.

Explain the use of 'fascinating' in a context.

• 'Fascinating' indicates a lack of interest or engagement.

• 'Fascinating' refers to something that is boring or dull.

• 'Fascinating' is used to describe a common or ordinary object.

• 'Fascinating' describes something that is extremely interesting or captivating.

I was really (a)   (excite) when I saw my favorite band perform.

I felt (a)   ( embarrass)when I made a mistake in front of the class.