-ed/-ing adjectives

That film was so ____________. There was no happy ending for any of the characters. (DEPRESSED/DEPRESSING)

Jerry has been _______________ since his wife left him. (DEPRESSED/DEPRESSING)

Liam got good marks for all his exams. He was very ____________ because he hadn't studied at all. (SURPRISED/SURPRISING)

I was so _________ listening to the History teacher telling us about the French Revolution. What a _________ class! (BORED/BORING)

The trip was _____________, with so many things to do and it was all so new. (EXHAUSTED/EXHAUSTING)

This book was really ______. I couldn't stop reading it. (INTERESTED/INTERESTING)

My dog can do __________ tricks like riding a skateboard. (AMAZED/AMAZING)

Every time there are fireworks, my dog gets really ______________. (FRIGHTENED/FRIGHTENING)

I was so ________ in that lesson, I almost fell asleep. (BORED/BORING)

She is a really ______________ woman. She's lived all over the world and speaks five languages. (INTERESTED/INTERESTING)

She was ___________ that she didn't get the job. (DISAPPOINTED/DISAPPOINTING)

They were really ___________ because they were going to see Ed Sheeran in a concert. (EXCITED/EXCITING)

Don't be ____________ if I can't come. I'll try! (ANNOYED/ANNOYING)

The team's performance was __________________. They lost 4-0. (DISAPPOINTED/DISAPPOINTING)

He looked calm and ____________ as he answered the TV host's questions. (RELAXED/RELAXING)

That shop never has any customer. I'm ___________ it is still there. (SURPRISED/SURPRISING)

If I feel stressed, I find taking a bath is often __________. I feel so _________ after the bath. (RELAXED / RELAXING)

Are you ___________ in going to the Picasso exhibition tomorrow? (INTERESTED / INTERESTING)