Let me work through this step by step to match each feeling word with the correct sentence.
Step 1: Understanding the words
- cheerful = happy, positive (P)
- confused = not understanding (U)
- content = satisfied (P)
- ecstatic = extremely happy (P)
- envious = wanting what others have (U)
- frustrated = annoyed when you can't do something (U)
- grateful = thankful (P)
- indifferent = don't care either way (N)
- miserable = very unhappy (U)
- moody = changing emotions quickly (U)
Step 2: Matching each sentence
1. "If you are unable to do something that you want to do, you feel _______"
- When you can't do what you want, you feel
frustrated
2. "If you experience an intense and overpowering feeling of happiness, you are _______"
- Intense happiness =
ecstatic
3. "If somebody has done an important favour for you, you are _______ to them."
- When someone helps you, you feel
grateful
4. "If everything is going wrong in your life, you feel _______"
- Everything going wrong =
miserable
5. "If you smile a lot and are always positive, you are a _______ person."
- Always positive and smiling =
cheerful
6. "If you don't care one way or the other about something, you are _______"
- Don't care either way =
indifferent
7. "If you cannot understand a situation, you feel _______"
- Cannot understand =
confused
8. "If you are satisfied with what you have done, you feel _______"
- Satisfied =
content
9. "If you are happy one minute and suddenly sad the next minute, you are _______"
- Changing moods quickly =
moody
10. "If you want what somebody else has, you are _______"
- Wanting what others have =
envious
Final Answer:
1. frustrated
2. ecstatic
3. grateful
4. miserable
5. cheerful
6. indifferent
7. confused
8. content
9. moody
10. envious
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of feelings and emotions worksheet for adults.