When I am about to take my driving test, I feel
anxious.
When I realize I forgot an important deadline at work, I feel
ashamed.
When I'm stuck in a never-ending meeting at school, I feel
bored.
When I hear someone gossiping about me, I feel
cross.
When I receive a surprise party for my birthday, I feel
delighted.
When I hear strange noises in my house at night, I feel
terrified.
When I see my friend's brand new luxury car, I feel
envious.
When I'm planning a vacation to my dream destination, I feel
excited.
When I walk through a dark and unfamiliar alley alone, I feel
frightened.
When I open a box and find it's the wrong item, I feel
disappointed.
When I watch my child receive an award at school, I feel
proud.
When I finally find my lost passport right before a trip, I feel
relieved.
When I witness a magician making something disappear before my eyes, I feel
shocked.
When I receive a sad text from my friend, I feel
upset.
When I try to solve a math proble, I feel
confused.
When I accidentally spill coffee on myself in a meeting, I feel ...
embarrassed.
