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Emotions Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What emotion is expressed when someone is smiling and laughing?

a)

Confusion

b)

Anger

c)

Happiness

d)

Sadness

2.

How do you feel when you win a game or competition?

a)

Confusion

b)

Sadness

c)

Anger

d)

Joy, satisfaction, accomplishment

3.

When you are scared, what physical reactions might you experience?

a)

Relaxed muscles

b)

Clear thinking

c)

Decreased heart rate

d)

Increased heart rate, sweating, trembling, shallow breathing, heightened senses

4.

Can you name an emotion that is often associated with feeling sad?

a)

grief

b)

excitement

c)

anger

d)

happiness

5.

What emotion do you feel when you see a cute puppy or kitten?

a)

Confusion or frustration

b)

Sadness or anger

c)

Joy or happiness

d)

Fear or anxiety

6.

How would you express feeling excited about going on a vacation?

a)

I am bored about my upcoming vacation!

b)

I am indifferent about my upcoming vacation!

c)

I am thrilled about my upcoming vacation!

d)

I am anxious about my upcoming vacation!

7.

If you are feeling angry, what might you do to calm down?

a)

Use calming techniques such as deep breathing, counting, physical activity, or communication.

b)

Bottle up your emotions

c)

Punch a wall

d)

Scream and yell at others

8.

What facial expression might someone have when they are feeling surprised?

a)

Wide eyes, raised eyebrows, open mouth

b)

Narrow eyes, frowning, closed mouth

c)

Smiling, squinting, raised eyebrows

d)

Blank stare, neutral expression, closed mouth

9.

How would you show that you are feeling grateful towards someone?

a)

Express thanks verbally, in writing, show appreciation through acts of kindness, or spend quality time with them.

b)

Avoid them at all costs

c)

Complain about their actions

d)

Ignore them completely

10.

What emotion is typically associated with feeling lonely?

a)

Excitement

b)

Happiness

c)

Sadness

d)

Anger