Emotions worksheet for students to practice identifying and using emotion words in context.

Let's solve this worksheet step by step. The task is to complete 15 sentences using the correct emotion word from the list on the left. Each sentence describes a situation, and we need to match it with the appropriate emotion.

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List of Emotions (with letters):

- A – afraid
- B – angry
- C – bored
- D – disappointed
- E – embarrassed
- H – happy
- J – jealous
- L – lonely
- N – nervous
- P – proud
- S – sad
- stressed
- surprised

(Note: "stressed" and "surprised" are listed without letters, but they are part of the options.)

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Now, let’s go through each sentence and choose the best emotion.

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1. I feel ________ when all my friends are busy and I am alone.
→ Lonely
✔ Answer: L (lonely)

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2. I feel ________ when I don’t understand something.
→ Not knowing = confusion
✔ Answer: C (confused)

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3. I feel ________ when something good happens, like when I have a holiday.
→ Good event → happiness
✔ Answer: H (happy)

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4. I feel ________ when I have nothing to do.
→ No activity = boredom
✔ Answer: B (bored)

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5. I feel ________ when a friend moves away.
→ Loss of friendship → sadness
✔ Answer: S (sad)

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6. I feel ________ when I watch a scary movie.
→ Fearful feeling
✔ Answer: A (afraid)

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7. I feel ________ when I have too many tests and too much homework.
→ Overwhelmed by work → stress
✔ Answer: stressed

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8. I feel ________ when I do something really good, like when I win a race.
→ Achievement → pride
✔ Answer: P (proud)

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9. I feel ________ when somebody does something bad to me, like when he or she lies to me.
→ Betrayal → anger
✔ Answer: B (angry)

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10. I feel ________ when I make a mistake, or do something bad, and other people know about it.
→ Embarrassment due to being noticed
✔ Answer: E (embarrassed)

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11. I feel ________ when I think something bad might happen, like when I travel by air.
→ Fear of future danger
✔ Answer: N (nervous)

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12. I feel ________ when something happens that I didn’t know would happen.
→ Unexpected event → surprise
✔ Answer: surprised

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13. I feel ________ when I wanted something good to happen, but then something bad happened.
→ Disappointment after hope
✔ Answer: D (disappointed)

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14. I feel ________ when something good will soon happen, like when I get married next month.
→ Anticipation of joy → excitement
✔ Answer: E (excited) — Wait! “Excited” is already used as E, but in the list, E is "embarrassed".

Wait — check the list again:

> E – embarrassed adj.
> H – happy adj.
> ...
> excited adj. — listed under E? No!

Wait — actually, look closely:

The list shows:
- E – embarrassed
- Then later: excited adj. — but no letter assigned?

But wait — there’s a typo or mislabeling.

Let’s recheck:

From the image:
```
A afraid
B angry
C confused
D disappointed
E embarrassed
H happy
J jealous
L lonely
N nervous
P proud
S sad
stressed
surprised
```

So excited is missing a letter. But in the list, it’s written as:
> excited adj.
...but not labeled with a letter.

That seems like an error. But looking at the order, perhaps it was meant to be F, but it's not shown.

Alternatively, maybe "excited" is meant to be E, but E is already taken by "embarrassed".

Wait — let’s double-check the original text:

> E embarrassed adj.
> excited adj.
> H happy adj.

Ah! There's a formatting issue. It looks like "excited" is listed without a letter, but likely should be F or another letter. But since it's not labeled, we must assume it's available.

But in the actual worksheet, it appears as:

```
E embarrassed adj.
excited adj.
H happy adj.
```

This suggests that excited is missing a letter. But based on common practice, perhaps it was meant to be F, but we’ll just use it as a word.

However, in most versions of this worksheet, excited is usually assigned F, but here it's not.

But for solving, we can still use the word.

So back to #14:

14. I feel ________ when something good will soon happen...
→ This is excitement
✔ Answer: excited

But which letter? Since it's not labeled, maybe it's implied. But the answer is excited.

Wait — perhaps the list is:

- A: afraid
- B: angry
- C: confused
- D: disappointed
- E: embarrassed
- F: excited (implied)
- H: happy
- etc.

But since it's not labeled, maybe the student is supposed to write the word directly.

But the instructions say: “Complete the 15 sentences with the words on the left.” So we must pick from the words listed.

So the available words are:

- afraid, angry, bored, confused, disappointed, embarrassed, excited, happy, jealous, lonely, nervous, proud, sad, stressed, surprised

Yes — excited is included, even without a letter.

So we can use it.

So:

14. I feel excited when something good will soon happen...
✔ Answer: excited

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15. I feel ________ when I see another person with something I want, like lots of money.
→ Wanting what someone else has → jealousy
✔ Answer: J (jealous)

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✔ Final Answers:

| Sentence | Answer | Letter |
|--------|----------------|--------|
| 1 | lonely | L |
| 2 | confused | C |
| 3 | happy | H |
| 4 | bored | B |
| 5 | sad | S |
| 6 | afraid | A |
| 7 | stressed | (no letter) |
| 8 | proud | P |
| 9 | angry | B |
| 10 | embarrassed | E |
| 11 | nervous | N |
| 12 | surprised | (no letter) |
| 13 | disappointed | D |
| 14 | excited | (no letter) |
| 15 | jealous | J |

But wait — "stressed", "surprised", and "excited" are not assigned letters in the list. That may be a printing error.

But in the original worksheet, sometimes these are included without letters because they’re extra.

But since the instruction says “use the words on the left,” and those three are listed, we can use them.

So final answers:

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✔ Completed Sentences:

1. I feel lonely when all my friends are busy and I am alone.
2. I feel confused when I don’t understand something.
3. I feel happy when something good happens, like when I have a holiday.
4. I feel bored when I have nothing to do.
5. I feel sad when a friend moves away.
6. I feel afraid when I watch a scary movie.
7. I feel stressed when I have too many tests and too much homework.
8. I feel proud when I do something really good, like when I win a race.
9. I feel angry when somebody does something bad to me, like when he or she lies to me.
10. I feel embarrassed when I make a mistake, or do something bad, and other people know about it.
11. I feel nervous when I think something bad might happen, like when I travel by air.
12. I feel surprised when something happens that I didn’t know would happen.
13. I feel disappointed when I wanted something good to happen, but then something bad happened.
14. I feel excited when something good will soon happen, like when I get married next month.
15. I feel jealous when I see another person with something I want, like lots of money.

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✔ Summary of Words Used:

- lonely → L
- confused → C
- happy → H
- bored → B
- sad → S
- afraid → A
- stressed → (no letter)
- proud → P
- angry → B
- embarrassed → E
- nervous → N
- surprised → (no letter)
- disappointed → D
- excited → (no letter)
- jealous → J

Note: Some emotions (stressed, surprised, excited) lack letters in the list, but are still valid choices.

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✔ Final Answer Key (with letters where possible):

1. L
2. C
3. H
4. B
5. S
6. A
7. stressed
8. P
9. B
10. E
11. N
12. surprised
13. D
14. excited
15. J

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