Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing

I heard something surprised/surprising. Coffee might actually be good for you.

I'm always really (shock) when friends get into fights with each other.

I get really confused/confusing when movie plots jump around.

I think documentaries about space are really fascinated/fascinating.

I get really (annoy) when people say they'll meet me and then they're half an hour late. It's (surprise) how selfish people can be.

It's always (fascinate) to find out about other people jobs.

It's (disappoint) when friends don't keep in touch. But it happens.

We went whitewater rafting recently. It was amazed/amazing.

We watched a really bored/boring TV show last night. I actually fell asleep.

It's really embarrassed/embarrassing when you forget someone's name.

I'm really excited/exciting about my trip. I'm going to Hong Kong.

My sister forgot my birthday. I was shocked/shocking.

We went to a huge roller coaster last weekend. It was really scared/scary.

I hate it when I'm out with a group of friends and we can't decide what to do. It can be incredibly (frustrate). I guess we're all (interest) in different things.

I get really frustrated/frustrating when I call somewhere and they put me on hold. It's very annoyed/annoying.

All of my friends think golf is interested/interesting to watch. I have no idea why.

Some people post really mean comments online. They can be pretty (scare).

My parents are very (please) that I have nice friends. I think parents get (worry) about things like that.

I wasn't able to get tickets to see my favorite band. I was so disappointed/disappointing.

It's always (excite) to see my friends. Not one of them is (bore).