Vocabulary and Speaking Talking about Feelings 1

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Talking about Feelings 1 Quiz 

Level: Intermediate - Upper-Intermediate
Quiz time: about 5 minutes
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1- Read the remarks and then answer the questions.

  • George: 'I'm just not feeling very happy today. Everything seems to have gone wrong.'
  • Katie: 'I like my life and I have nothing to complain about.'
  • Pilar: 'I felt so good that nothing bad had happened. It could have been a disaster.'
  • Max: 'I've had enough of all the arguments and the bad atmosphere at work.'
  • Agnes: 'I felt very happy when I heard she had an interview for the job.'
  • Sara: 'Thank you for helping me today.'
  • Carlos: 'I've been so unhappy for a long time.' I've been seeing a psychiatrist.'
  • Stefan: 'I just don't understand. Was that his wife or his daughter.'
1. 
Who feels fed up with something?

2. 
Who feels depressed?

3. 
Who feels content?

4. 
Who feels grateful?

5. 
Who feels miserable?

6. 
Who feels thankful?

7. 
Who feels confused?

8. 
Who feels delighted?

2- Rewrite the words in parentheses using words you learned in the episode.

9. 
After watching the nature program, I felt (stimulated) ______ to become a zoologist.

10. 
I always get (a feeling of negative excitement) ______ just before an exam.

11. 
I was (very excited and pleased) ______ to see my old school friend again after so long.

12. 
I was (extremely angry) ______ when they refused to give me my money back.

13. 
The news about Rory's illness really (made me feel unhappy) ______ me.

14. 
At first, I was (full of positive feelings) ______ about the course, but it's just not very good.

3- Fill the gaps using the adjectives you learned in the episode. Choose an appropriate adverb (absolutely, quite, or a bit) to go in front of the adjective. Sometimes, both are possible.

15. 
I was feeling (quite / absolutely) ______ because she had not phoned to say she had arrived safely.

16. 
I am (quite / absolutely) ______ of her selfish behavior. I’ve had enough!

17. 
It’s all so complicated. I feel (a bit / quite) ______. Can you help me?

18. 
I was (absolutely / a bit) ______ when I heard the wonderful news!

19. 
It made me feel (quite / a bit) ______ that I still couldn’t play any songs after six weeks of guitar lessons.

20. 
You always seem so (absolutely / quite) ______ with life. How lucky you are!

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