You're telling a story and someone keeps asking clarifying questions. What might this say about their interest or emotion?

You tell a joke and only one person laughs while the others look confused. What might you infer about your joke or their emotions?

Someone looks nervous while giving a presentation, but the class is being supportive. What emotions might they be juggling?

A friend sends you a meme at 6 a.m. with the caption “this is my brain today.” What emotion or state might they be hinting at?

You notice your classmate sitting alone at recess, watching others play. What emotions might be involved? What could you infer?

A student laughs along with a group teasing someone, but their smile looks forced. What might their real emotions be?

A friend tells you they “don’t care” about failing a quiz, but they keep bringing it up. What emotion is underneath their words?

You invite a peer to sit with you at lunch. They say, “Maybe another time,” but smile politely. What mixed feelings might they have?

You share exciting news, but the person you tell gives a quick “cool” and walks away. What can you infer about their emotion or state of mind?

Someone says, “No, it’s fine,” but their voice sounds tight and they avoid eye contact. What emotion is likely behind their words?

A group is planning an activity. One student keeps giving suggestions but no one responds. How might that student feel?

Two friends are whispering and laughing, but when you walk over, they stop talking. What are some possible inferences?

A classmate is talking excitedly but another student interrupts with a new topic. How might the first student feel? Why?