Describing Feelings

We were all _____________ amused by his jokes - he really made us laugh.

• amused

• confident

• angry

• sad

I get very ___________ when people talk loudly on their mobile phones on trains - it's incredibly rude.

• surprised

• amused

• cheerful

• annoyed

I get very _________ If I am travelling and I forget to take a book with me.

• annoyed

• Confident

• nervous

• bored

I am often ______________ by things I read in the newspaper - I definitely don't believe everything!.

• surprised.

• amused

• happy

• nervous

unable to think clearly or to understand what is happening or what sb is saying
 I'm .......................... —say all that again.

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• shy

• confused

• excited

• frightened

feeling pleased and satisfied about sth that you own or have done,
He was ..................... of himself for not giving up. 
She was ....................... that her daughter had so much talent.
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• kind

• delighted

• proud

• ashamed

feeling pleased and satisfied about sth that you own or have done,
He was ..................... of himself for not giving up. 
She was ....................... that her daughter had so much talent.

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• kind

• delighted

• proud

• ashamed

feeling that sb has done sth wrong, illegal or dishonest, without having any proof
They became ..................  of his behaviour and contacted the police.

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• suspicious

• confused

• cross

• proud

shy, awkward or ashamed, especially in a social situation
She's ...................... about her height. 
He felt .................... at being the centre of attention.

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• happy

• flexible

• upset

• embarrassed

afraid, feeling fear
I'm ...................... of walking home alone in the dark.

• happy

• kind

• frightened

• upset