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You feel something unexpected has happened, and you didn’t see it coming.
surprised
You feel a little angry or bothered because something is not nice or is repeating.
annoyed
You feel afraid because something is scary or dangerous.
frightened
You don’t like speaking in front of others.
shy
You don’t like what someone did and want to shout.
angry
You feel very full of energy about something fun coming up.
excited
You feel scared or unsure before a test or performance.
nervous
You feel nothing is interesting or fun.
bored
You feel uncomfortable after doing something embarrassing.
embarrassed
You’re angry and annoyed because something isn’t working.
frustrated
You feel bad because something sad happened.
sad
You feel relaxed and not stressed.
calm
You feel scared about something that might happen.
worried
You feel very good and smile a lot.
happy
You have no energy and want to sleep.
tired
You feel great because you did something well.
proud
You can’t understand the instructions.
confused
You want something someone else has.
jealous
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