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    The document is a quiz about adjectives ending in '-ed' and '-ing'. It contains 8 multiple choice questions asking the reader to identify whether the correct adjective in each sentence ends in '-ed' or '-ing'. The questions cover commonly used adjectives like frightened, confused, bored, surprised, annoyed, disappointed, interested, and excited.

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    The document is a quiz about adjectives ending in '-ed' and '-ing'. It contains 8 multiple choice questions asking the reader to identify whether the correct adjective in each sentence ends in '-ed' or '-ing'. The questions cover commonly used adjectives like frightened, confused, bored, surprised, annoyed, disappointed, interested, and excited.

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    The document is a quiz about adjectives ending in '-ed' and '-ing'. It contains 8 multiple choice questions asking the reader to identify whether the correct adjective in each sentence ends in '-ed' or '-ing'. The questions cover commonly used adjectives like frightened, confused, bored, surprised, annoyed, disappointed, interested, and excited.

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    ADJE C T I V ES

    END ING IN '- E D' A ND '-ING


    ADJECTIVES

    • 1) SHE'S A BIG DOG BUT YOU DON'T NEED TO BE ___.

    • A) FRIGHTENED

    • B) FRIGHTENING
    ADJECTIVES

    • 2) THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR MY NEW COFFEE MACHINE ARE REALLY ___.

    • A) CONFUSED

    • B) CONFUSING
    ADJECTIVES

    • 3) I LOVED MY MATH TEACHER! LESSONS WITH HER WERE NEVER ___.

    • A) BORED

    • B) BORING
    ADJECTIVES

    • 4) THAT SHOP NEVER HAS ANY CUSTOMERS. I'M ___ IT'S STILL THERE.

    • A) SURPRISED

    • B) SURPRISING
    ADJECTIVES

    • 5) THE BATTERY ON MY PHONE ONLY LASTS ABOUT TWO HOURS. IT'S REALLY ___.

    • A) ANNOYED

    • B) ANNOYING
    ADJECTIVES

    • 6) I WAS ___ THAT I DIDN'T GET THE JOB.

    • A) DISAPPOINTED

    • B) DISAPPOINTING
    ADJECTIVES

    • 7) I'M READING A REALLY ___ BOOK.

    • A) INTERESTED

    • B) INTERESTING
    ADJECTIVES

    • 8) THE CHILDREN WERE SO ___ THEY COULDN'T SLEEP.

    • A) EXCITED

    • B) EXCITING

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