Ed Vs Ing Adjectives
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I am _________ of my job.
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Boring
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Bored
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This quiz focuses on distinguishing between ED and ING adjectives in English grammar. Through practical examples, it assesses understanding of how these adjectives are used to describe states and actions, enhancing comprehension and usage skills.
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This game is very _________.
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Exciting
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Excited
Correct Answer
A. ExcitingExplanation
The given correct answer is "exciting". This is because the word "exciting" is an adjective that describes something that is full of excitement or interest. In the context of the sentence, it suggests that the game is thrilling or enjoyable, creating a sense of anticipation or enthusiasm.Rate this question:
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My job is ___________.
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Bored
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Boring
Correct Answer
A. BoringExplanation
The correct answer is "boring" because it is an adjective that describes the job. When we say "My job is boring," we are stating that the job lacks interest or excitement.Rate this question:
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The map is _________.
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Confusing
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Confused
Correct Answer
A. ConfusingExplanation
The correct answer is "confusing." This suggests that the map is difficult to understand or follow, possibly due to unclear symbols, insufficient labels, or a complex layout. It implies that the map may cause confusion or make it challenging for someone to navigate or interpret the information it presents.Rate this question:
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I feel ____________ because the test was very __________.
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Depressed; depressing
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Depressing; depressed
Correct Answer
A. Depressed; depressingExplanation
The correct answer is "depressed; depressing". This is because the phrase "I feel" indicates that the person is expressing their own emotions. "Depressed" is the appropriate word to describe how they feel, as it is an emotion associated with sadness and low mood. "Depressing" is the correct word to describe the test, as it suggests that the test itself caused the person to feel depressed.Rate this question:
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I didn't sleep well last night. I am very _______.
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Interested
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Tired
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Confusing
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Frightening
Correct Answer
A. TiredExplanation
The statement "I didn't sleep well last night" indicates that the person did not get enough rest. This lack of sleep would likely lead to feelings of fatigue and exhaustion, which align with the word "tired".Rate this question:
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-ING adjectives are used to describe:
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Emotions/feelings
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Characteristics/personalities
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A. Characteristics/personalitiesExplanation
-ING adjectives are used to describe characteristics and personalities because they are used to indicate a quality or attribute that someone possesses. These adjectives describe how a person behaves or what their nature is like. For example, "She is an outgoing person" or "He is a caring individual." These adjectives provide information about a person's traits or qualities, rather than describing emotions or feelings directly.Rate this question:
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People are ____________ when they watch this film.
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Frightening
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Frightened
Correct Answer
A. FrightenedExplanation
The word "frightened" is the correct answer because it is the appropriate adjective to describe the emotional state of people when they watch the film. It implies that the film evokes fear or terror in the audience, causing them to feel scared or anxious. "Frightening" is an adjective that describes something that causes fear, but in this context, it does not accurately convey the emotional response of the people watching the film. Therefore, "frightened" is the correct choice.Rate this question:
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Why do you always look so ________? Is your life really so _________?
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Boring; bored
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Bored; boring
Correct Answer
A. Bored; boringExplanation
The correct answer is "bored; boring." This is because the first blank is asking about the person's appearance or demeanor, suggesting that they always look bored. The second blank is asking about the person's life, implying that their life must be boring if they always appear bored.Rate this question:
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-ED adjectives are used to describe:
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Emotions/feelings
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Characteristics/personalities
Correct Answer
A. Emotions/feelingsExplanation
ED adjectives are used to describe emotions and feelings. These adjectives are formed by adding "-ed" to the end of a verb or noun. For example, "excited," "surprised," and "bored" are all ED adjectives that describe different emotions or feelings. These adjectives help to convey the state of mind or emotional state of a person or thing. They provide a way to express how someone feels or the effect that something has on them.Rate this question:
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It was a really ________ experience. Afterwards everybody was really ________.
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Terrified; shocked
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Terrified; shocking
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Terrifying; shocking
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Terrifying; shocked
Correct Answer
A. Terrifying; shockedExplanation
The correct answer is "terrifying; shocked". The word "terrifying" describes the experience as causing extreme fear or terror, while "shocked" describes the state of everyone afterwards as being surprised or stunned.Rate this question:
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He has really learnt surprisingly fast. He has made __________ progress.
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Astonishing
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Embarrassed
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Annoying
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Depressed
Correct Answer
A. AstonishingExplanation
The given sentence states that the person has learned very quickly, implying that their progress has been impressive. The word "astonishing" perfectly captures this idea, as it means causing great surprise or amazement. Therefore, "astonishing" is the correct answer to complete the sentence.Rate this question:
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Are you __________ in football? The match was really ________!
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Interesting; excited
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Exciting; interested
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Excited; interesting
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Interested; exciting
Correct Answer
A. Interested; excitingExplanation
The correct answer is "interested; exciting." The word "interested" is appropriate in the first blank because it indicates being engaged or having a desire to know more about football. The word "exciting" is suitable in the second blank because it describes the match as thrilling or full of excitement.Rate this question:
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She annoys us a lot. That girl is so __________.
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Embarrassed
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Shocking
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Irritating
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Surprised
Correct Answer
A. IrritatingExplanation
The given sentence states that the girl annoys the speaker a lot. This implies that the girl's behavior or actions are bothersome and cause annoyance. Therefore, the appropriate word to describe her would be "irritating."Rate this question:
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I didn't find the situation funny. I was not ________.
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Amazed
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Amused
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Amazing
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Amusing
Correct Answer
A. AmusedExplanation
The correct answer is "amused" because it indicates that the person did not find the situation funny. "Amused" means to find something entertaining or funny, so if the person was not amused, it means they did not find the situation humorous or enjoyable.Rate this question:
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