Which one is a more powerful way to write: The movie Kantara was GOOD.
The movie Kantara was breathtaking.
The movie Kantara was ok.
The movie Kantara was happy.
The movie Kantara was nice.
Sharanya’s eyes sparkled as she waved her report card high above her head. “I got full marks in English!” she shouted, hopping around the living room while her parents clapped.
Shocked
Nervous
Excited
Sad
Reyansh’s fists tightened, and his face turned crimson when his younger brother knocked down his Lego tower that he had been building for hours.
Shy
Tired
Angry
Embarrassed
Asmee stood at the front of the class, clutching her cue cards. Her voice trembled, and she avoided looking up as the whole class watched her.
Tired
Nervous
Furious
Embarrassed
Tvisha rubbed her eyes and yawned for the fifth time. She rested her chin on her notebook, struggling to keep her eyes open after staying up late for a wedding.
Depressed
Tired
Shocked
Furious
Everyone burst into laughter when Elina tripped on stage. Her cheeks turned bright red, and she quickly covered her face and hurried off.
Embarrassed
Confused
Relieved
Delighted
Chinmay’s heart thumped like a drum as he stepped into the dark storeroom. He gripped the torch tighter, his eyes darting at every flicker of shadow.
Enraged
Petrified
Bashful
Mournful
Aaradhya's lips trembled, and tears rolled down her cheeks when her boon companion Elina moved to another city.
Flustered
Anxious
Startled
Heartbroken
Raghav crossed his arms and frowned when his friends didn’t pass the ball to him. His eyebrows furrowed and he kicked the ground hard.
Ashamed
Enraged
Lazy
Panicked
Lavik shivered as the wind howled. He rubbed his hands together and buried his face inside his muffler while waiting for the school bus.
Freezing
Astonished
Hopeful
Drowsy
Parth gasped as his pet cat jumped onto her bed — the same cat that had been missing for two whole days! His eyes widened and his mouth formed a big “O.”
Shocked
Happy
Nervous
Excited
