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I feel very (a)   (hope) about the exam. I think I’m going to pass it easily.

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We were really (a)   (surprise) when we saw Taylor Swift in the street.

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‘You lied to me!’ Carrie said (a)   (cross). Then she left the room.

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(a)   (depress) is really bad for your body − it can easily make you ill.      

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Gary is very (a)   (envy) of me because I won the competition and he didn’t.

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Happier people are often healthier too, so doctors think that (a)   (happy) is good for your health.

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Kelly is really sorry that she stole from you. She feels (a)   (shame) about what she did.

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It’s normal to feel (a)   (anxiety) before an important exam, but I’m sure you’ll do well.

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The worst thing about being in the school play was the (a)   (fear) of forgetting my words.

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Jack didn’t revise for the test at all, so (a)   (surprise), he didn’t pass it.

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‘Are you OK? Did you hurt yourself?’ Jessica asked me (a)   (anxious).

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‘You lied to me!’ Jake said (a)   (angry). Then he walked out of the room.

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I can’t ride a bike at all! I’m (a)   (hope).

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Drink some water, or you’ll become (a)   (hydrated).

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There’s a lot of (a)   (sad) in the film, but there are some happy scenes, too.

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I’m not interested in world events or (a)   (politic) news − I only look at the sports pages in the newspaper.

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My sister was (a)   (annoy) late.

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He didn't try to hide his (a)   (happy) - he just cried.

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I'm annoyed with my sister because she broke my sunglasses. She's so (a)   (care).