Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Emotions-Reading-Worksheet Resolved

    Uploaded by

    steeven Urigüen
    21 views2 pages
    This document contains an emotions reading worksheet with various exercises: 1) It begins with matching adjectives describing emotions to their beginnings or endings, such as "embarr-assed" or "worr-ied." 2) Students then choose adjectives to describe how they would feel in different situations, like being embarrassed from going to town in odd shoes. 3) Letters are presented involving situations that elicit emotions like nerves over a test, disappointment from a broken promise, or confusion over whether someone likes you. 4) Students are tasked with analyzing the letters and advising the letter writers on how to handle their emotional situations.

    Original Description:

    g

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    This document contains an emotions reading worksheet with various exercises: 1) It begins with matching adjectives describing emotions to their beginnings or endings, such as "embarr-assed" or "worr-ied." 2) Students then choose adjectives to describe how they would feel in different situations, like being embarrassed from going to town in odd shoes. 3) Letters are presented involving situations that elicit emotions like nerves over a test, disappointment from a broken promise, or confusion over whether someone likes you. 4) Students are tasked with analyzing the letters and advising the letter writers on how to handle their emotional situations.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    21 views2 pages

    Emotions-Reading-Worksheet Resolved

    Uploaded by

    steeven Urigüen
    This document contains an emotions reading worksheet with various exercises: 1) It begins with matching adjectives describing emotions to their beginnings or endings, such as "embarr-assed" or "worr-ied." 2) Students then choose adjectives to describe how they would feel in different situations, like being embarrassed from going to town in odd shoes. 3) Letters are presented involving situations that elicit emotions like nerves over a test, disappointment from a broken promise, or confusion over whether someone likes you. 4) Students are tasked with analyzing the letters and advising the letter writers on how to handle their emotional situations.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 2

    Emotions Reading Worksheet

    Vocabulary
    1 Match the beginnings and endings of these adjectives.
    embarr- delig- worr- -yed -used -vous
    up- disapp- jeal- -ointed -assed -ous
    over- ner- exci- -ious -joyed -set
    conf- fur- anno- -hted -ied -ted

    2 How would you feel in these situations? Choose an adjective from question 1.
    a You go to town with odd shoes on. Embarrased
    b You lose your credit cards. Worried
    c A friend breaks a promise. Disappointed
    d You win a lot of money. delighted
    e A friend can’t come to your party. overyed
    f Your friend moves to another country. upset
    g You don’t understand some grammar. Furious
    h You are going on holiday soon. confused

    3 Choose an adjective from question 1. Make a face to describe this emotion. Your
    partner must guess which emotion it is. Confused

    4 Read the letters. Match the titles below to the correct letter.

    Test Nerves Does She Like Me? Love Triangle Good Marks, Bad Situation

    A Dear Marnie, B Dear Marnie,


    The other day, I got my exam results and I Last week, this girl invited me out to the cinema. I
    a was overjoyed to find out that I passed with was really delighted because I really liked her.
    flying colours. But when I rang my friend to We went out and had a really good time. But
    b
    arrange a night out to celebrate, I found out yesterday, I saw her hanging out with her friends
    that she had done really badly. She’s really and I told her what a good time I’d had. She d
    upset and doesn’t want to go out. It’s really made fun of me and said she didn’t know what I
    awkward because I did so well, and I’m c was talking about. I felt really embarrassed, and
    disappointed we can’t go out and paint the now I’m really confused because I don’t know if
    town red. What should I do to make her feel she likes me or not. What should I do?
    better? Kevin
    Karen
    Good Marks, Bad Situation Does She Like Me?

    Author: Naomi Styles Page 1/2


    © Pearson Education 2008 PHOTOCOPIABLE
    Emotions Reading Worksheet
    C Dear Marnie, D Dear Marnie,
    There’s a boy at our school who my friend We have to do presentations for a test next week,
    and I have always really liked. The problem and I’m really worried about it. The thing is, I get
    is that last week he asked me out, and of really nervous when I’m talking in front of people
    g
    course I said yes. I’m really excited about it, and I know I’m going to make a real mess of it.
    but my friend is really annoyed. I think she’s The problem is, I’m usually a pretty good student
    jealous. Now she wants nothing to do with e at school, and my dad is going to be furious if I
    me any more. What can I do to convince her get bad marks. What should I do?
    f
    that she’s still important to me?
    Test Nerves
    Jess Love Triangle Andy

    5 Find phrases in the letters with the following meanings.


    a did very well in a test (letter A)
    b go out to celebrate (letter A)
    c talking informally (letter B)
    d laughed at me (letter B)
    e doesn’t want to be with me (letter C)
    f persuade (letter C)
    g do it badly (letter D)

    6 In pairs, discuss what you would advise each of the letter-writers to do.

    7 Choose four adjectives from question 1 and write a letter to a problem page
    including these adjectives.

    8 Read the letter from someone else in the class and write a reply.

    PREGUNTA 7

    Today I have been a little worried, I feel that sometimes


    things don't go as I expect, why?
    I guess I don't know, I walk the streets and look at
    everything with delight, the world is incredible, I like
    someone but it makes me nervous knowing that they
    don't feel what I feel, maybe they are letters in the air and
    no one reads them but despite everything how happy I
    feel sometimes, although it is confusing it is beautiful.

    Author: Naomi Styles Page 2/2


    © Pearson Education 2008 PHOTOCOPIABLE

    You might also like