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She was so (exhausted/delighted/tense) ________ after the long hike that she fell asleep as soon as she got home.
exhausted
We were (guilty/delighted/fed up) ________ to hear that you got the job! Congratulations!
delighted
He didn’t seem (bothered/pleasantly surprised/in tears) ________ about the noise outside; he kept working as if nothing was happening.
bothered
Everyone could see that she was (in a good mood/exhausted/guilty) ________ this morning because she couldn’t stop smiling.
in a good mood
The movie was so emotional that it left everyone (in tears/bothered/tense) ________.
in tears
I felt (delighted/exhausted/guilty) ________ for not helping her when she needed me.
guilty
He looks so (pleasantly surprised/tense/in a good mood) ________ lately; I think he needs a vacation.
tense
Why do you (be down/exhausted/fed up) ________ today? Did something happen?
be down
I’m really (pleasantly surprised/guilty/fed up) ________ with this cold weather – I can’t wait for summer!
fed up
I was (tense/delighted/exhausted) before the exam, but I felt relieved afterward.
tense
He’s been working overtime for weeks; no wonder he feels (exhausted/in a good mood/delighted).
exhausted
She always feels (tense/exhausted/guilty) when she forgets to reply to emails on time.
guilty
The kids were so (exhausted/delighted/in tears) when they saw the presents under the Christmas tree.
delighted
After arguing all day, he was completely (fed up/in a good mood/pleasantly surprised) with his roommate.
fed up
