What does "describe" mean?, tell what something is like, hide something, forget something, What are exam results?, the marks from a test, a school bag, a timetable, What is luggage?, bags you take when travelling, homework, a wallet, If you are anxious, you feel..., worried, confident, bored, If you are ashamed, you feel..., embarrassed, proud, excited, If you are confused, you..., do not understand, know everything, win a prize, If you are cross, you are..., angry, calm, relaxed, If you are delighted, you are..., very happy, sad, tired, If you are disappointed, you feel..., unhappy because something was not as good as expected, excited, proud, If you are embarrassed, you feel..., awkward and shy, relaxed, pleased, What does "envious" mean?, jealous, grateful, careful, If you are excited, you feel..., very happy and enthusiastic, bored, sleepy, If you are frightened, you feel..., scared, relaxed, proud, What does "scary" describe?, something that makes you afraid, something funny, something delicious, If you are proud of something, you feel..., pleased with it, ashamed, confused, If you are relieved, you feel..., less worried, angry, shocked, If you are shocked, you feel..., very surprised, bored, sleepy, If you are suspicious, you..., do not trust something, agree with everyone, feel relaxed, If you are upset, you feel..., sad and unhappy, proud, delighted, Emotions are..., feelings, buildings, clothes, Which pair is opposite?, positive - negative, excited - delighted, happy - pleased, If someone is silly, they are..., foolish, serious, careful, "A bit" means..., a little, a lot, not at all, "A little bit" means..., a small amount, completely, extremely, "Rather" means..., quite, not at all, never, "Very" means..., to a high degree, a little, almost not, "Extremely" means..., very, very, really not, a little, Which emotion is positive?, delighted, envious, upset, Which emotion is negative?, disappointed, proud, delighted, Which word means "angry"?, cross, delighted, relieved, Which word means "happy after worry disappears"?, relieved, confused, envious, You lose your passport before a flight. How do you feel?, anxious, proud, delighted, You win first prize. How do you feel?, proud, ashamed, upset, You don't understand the homework. You are..., confused, delighted, relieved, A horror film is..., scary, proud, relieved, Your friend gets a new bike and you want one too. You are..., envious, shocked, delighted, You break your friend's phone by accident. You feel..., ashamed, proud, excited, Your teacher says your answer is excellent. You feel..., delighted, upset, frightened, You hear a very loud explosion. You are..., shocked, relieved, proud, Choose the strongest word., extremely, a bit, rather, Which adverb means "quite"?, rather, extremely, a little bit

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