Adult Independent A - Unit 4 - Lesson 4.1

I was very surprised in a bad way. I was (shocked/frightened).

True or False: Everyone thought the joke was amusing. = Everyone thought the joke was funny.

Complete the word with (-ed) or (-ing): The kids were fascinat_____ by some of the animals at the zoo.

Complete the word with (-ed) or (-ing): That noise is really annoy_____.

True or False: To be surprised is to be happy something you didn't expect happened.

I was red-faced and worried what others would think of me. I was (fascinated/embarrassed).

True or False: When you are annoyed, you are a little angry.

Complete the word with (-ed) or (-ing): I had to sing in front of 50 people. It was so embarrass_____.

Complete the word with (-ed) or (-ing): My friends were really surpris______ to see me.

Complete the word with (-ed) or (-ing): I didn't think the joke was amus_____.

Complete the word with (-ed) or (-ing): We were shock_____ when we saw the price. It was really expensive!

True or False: "Frightened" means "scared".

Complete the word with (-ed) or (-ing): That movie was frighten_____.

True or False: When you are disappointed, you're happy because something was better than you expected.

Complete the word with (-ed) or (-ing): Olga isn't coming to the party. I'm so disappoint______.

True or False: To be fascinated about something is to show little interest to it.