Your little cousins start to talk about their favorite music (which you don't understand and don't ever listen to). They ask you which you want to listen to. You are feeling:

You sent your friend a message saying it would be awesome to attend the "movies 'till midnight" party. Then you realize it was sent to the friend you told you were having to stay home to clean the garage with your parents and could not attend his birthday party. You are feeling:

You call your friend to say you are sorry. You are feeling:

You travel to visit your grandmother that you've never met before by yourself. You don't know anyone on the airplane and have to walk through the confusing terminal by yourself. You are feeling:

You have started six times to get 100% on the Quizizz practice and you have not understood your notes any of the times. You are feeling:

You wish you would have listened to your dad when he said to take out the trash last night. It was really hot today and when you got home from school to decorate for your party, the house smells terrible. Your mom looks at you, shakes her head, saying, "Ay!". You are feeling:

Your project group double-checked all the items on the grading sheet and made sure everything was edited and correct. Your group expects to receive a very good grade. You are feeling:

You walk into your new class and automatically assume you don't need to make any effort, since you are better than everyone there. You are feeling:

You walk through the day feeling pretty good about everything around you. You know things aren't perfect, but you know you are ok. You are feeling:

You find yourself arguing, saying mean things, and judging others. You don't like your clothes, friends, day, or snacks. You are feeling:

You thought the person had a crush on you and now you see that person with your best friend. You are feeling:

You find out that the assignment in class is to do a report on your favorite video game. You are feeling:

You hear your parents talking to the principal at the supermarket. Everything they discuss shows you are successful and popular at school. You are feeling:

You get back from graduation from high school and sitting in the driveway is a car with your name on it. The card says, "Good job on your grades and $10,000 scholarship!". You are feeling:

Your crush sees you at lunchtime and walks over to start a conversation. You can't think of a thing to say, and are having a hard time making eye contact, in fact, you find yourself having trouble to breathe. You are feeling:

You are seated next to the new student who looks over and smiles. Your best friend later asks about your crush but your feelings make you unable to say anything. You are feeling:

You hear your parents discussing how much they like you helping out around the house and they enjoyed talking with the principal of your school. They notice you are home and ask you to give them three choices for the reward you should get. You are feeling:

You go the candy store. You've only saved $6. You really love the sour gummy worms but your crush likes Chocolate Macadamia Fudge. You know you can only afford one.... You are feeling:

You suddenly realize your 1-on-1 basketball opponent (who has shown no mercy and is 10 points ahead) always looks were the ball is going next. You are able to take the ball and score. Your feelings change from hopeless to: