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I was very _____ yesterday when I spilled my drink. a) embarrassing b) embarrassed

b) embarrassed

I read an _____ article in the newspaper this morning. a) interesting b) interested

a) interesting

I was really ___________________ to hear they were married. a) surprising b) surprised

b) surprised

I don't understand these directions. I'm _____. a) confusing b) confused

b) confused

That was an _____ experience. a) embarrassing b) embarrassed

a) embarrassing

Pollution levels in many cities are _______________. a) worried b) worrying

b) worrying

Ms. Green doesn't explain things well. The students are _____. a) confusing b) confused

b) confused

The war images were very ___________. a) depressing b) depressed

a) depressing

It's very _________________ when you forget someone's name. a) embarrassing b) embarrassed

a) embarrassing

I didn't think the film was at all _______________ . In fact, the zombies were quite funny. a) frightened b) frightening

b) frightening

I should call my mum or she'll be ________________ . a) worrying b) worried

b) worried

Have you heard the latest news? It's really _____. a) exciting b) excited

a) exciting

The children went to a circus. For them, the circus was _____. a) exciting b) excited

a) exciting

I think he was __________ because he called me Mary and my name is Rose. a) confused b) confusing

a) confused

I heard some _____ news on the radio. a) surprising b) surprised

a) surprising

What is the most ___________ story you’ve ever heard? a) interesting b) interested

a) interesting

The students are _____ in learning more about the subject. a) interesting b) interested

b) interested

I read a _____ report yesterday. a) shocking b) shocked

a) shocking

I'm _____. Let's do something. a) boring b) bored

b) bored

Don't read that book. It's _____ one. a) boring b) bored

a) boring