Adjectives for Feelings and Travel

The video lesson, led by Matthew from Peace of Cake English, teaches 20 adjectives to describe feelings. It features two stories: Lucy's positive experience in Venice and Jack's negative one. The lesson provides alternative adjectives to replace 'very' in expressions, enhancing vocabulary. Lucy felt thrilled, astonished, puzzled, fascinated, and delighted, while Jack felt terrified, miserable, furious, exhausted, and found the trip terrible. The video concludes with a reminder to practice the new vocabulary.

What is the main topic of the lesson introduced at the beginning?

• Adjectives for feelings

• Cooking recipes

• Travel tips

• Grammar rules

Who is the instructor of the lesson?

• Jack

• Lucy

• Matthew

• John

Which city did Matthew visit that is mentioned in the lesson?

• Paris

• Venice

• London

• Rome

How did Lucy feel about her trip to Venice?

• Indifferent

• Bored

• Excited

• Angry

What synonym for 'very excited' does Matthew suggest?

• Sad

• Calm

• Bored

• Thrilled

What adjective does Lucy use to describe her interest in the boats?

• Confused

• Fascinated

• Angry

• Bored

How did Jack feel about his trip to Venice?

• Terrified

• Excited

• Happy

• Indifferent

What synonym for 'very scared' does Matthew suggest?

• Terrified

• Calm

• Happy

• Bored

What adjective does Jack use to describe his exhaustion?

• Bored

• Energetic

• Happy

• Exhausted

What is the final message of the lesson?

• Ignore feelings

• Forget the lesson

• Travel more

• Practice the adjectives