Match interjections to the correct emotions in this educational worksheet.

Let’s match each interjection to the emotion it shows.

We’ll go one by one:

1. “Oh dear!” – This is what people say when they feel sorry for someone or something sad happens. That’s pity.
2. “Yuck!” – You say this when something tastes bad or looks gross. That’s disgust.
3. “Alas!” – This is an old-fashioned way to show sadness or grief, like “Oh no, something terrible happened.” That’s grief.
4. “Ouch!” – You yell this when you get hurt — like if you stub your toe. That’s pain.
5. “Wow!” – You say this when something amazes you — like seeing a magic trick or a huge fireworks show. That’s amazement.

Now let’s pair them up correctly:

- Oh dear! → pity
- Yuck! → disgust
- Alas! → grief
- Ouch! → pain
- Wow! → amazement

Final Answer:
Oh dear! — pity
Yuck! — disgust
Alas! — grief
Ouch! — pain
Wow! — amazement