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Personality adjectives - What are they like?

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  • It's _______ not to say "Thank you" when you are given something.
    selfish
    rude
    polite
    friendly
  • Nervous and uncomfortable with other people
    shy
  • Behaving in a pleasant, kind way towards someone
    friendly
  • She was ___________ enough to aim for the company's presidency.
    ambitious
  • Not polite
    rude
  • The new neighbours seem very __________, don't you think?
    sociable
  • Children are often _____ with people they don't know.
    generouse
    shy
    serious
    patient
  • Is able to plan things carefully and keep things tidy
    organized
  • You react quickly and often make decisions without thinking enough.
    impulsive
  • You want what others have
    JEALOUS
  • He was ___________ and refused to admit he was wrong.
    stubborn
  • You get easily hurt or offended.
    SENSITIVE
  • the opposite of hard-working
    LAZY
  • You like to be the boss; you love giving orders
    BOSSY
  • She's not very __________. You can't always count on her to do what she says she'll do.
    reliable
  • It would be a bit ______ to keep them all for myself.
    friendly
    shy
    polite
    selfish
  • There's no need to be frightened - he's a very ____dog
    serious
    friendly
    shy
  • Annie is _________ and always orders her friends to do what she wants.
    bossy
  • I've always been _________ with you, and here I find out you've been cheating on me.
    honest
  • You are very ______ when you're dealing with kids.
    patient
    rude
    shy
    honest
  • Behaving in a way that is socially correct and shows understanding of and care for other people's feelings
    polite
  • You can trust and depend on that person.
    RELIABLE/RESPONSIBLE
  • Telling the truth or able to be trusted and not likely to steal, cheat, or lie
    honest
  • Always doing a lot of work
    hard-working
  • He was wearing a very ______ expression and I knew something was wrong.
    friendly
    shy
    talkative
    serious
  • You believe in yourself.
    SELF-CONFIDENT
  • She's not a very _________ person and she always arrives late at meetings.
    generouse
    shy
    patient
    organized
  • Someone who is only thinks of their own advantage
    selfish
  • The _______ people of this company deserve to enjoy their free time.
    selfish
    rude
    hard-working
    talkative
  • you think only about yourself
    SELFISH
  • If you weren’t so _______ we could start fixing up the house.
    serious
    selfish
    lazy
    talkative
  • Grace is _____________ and hates to lose.
    competitive
  • You can't rely on that person.
    unreliable
  • I'd like you to give me an _______ answer
    shy
    organized
    honest
    patient
  • Quiet person, thinks carefully about things, and does not laugh a lot
    serious
  • Would you be ______ enough to close the door?
    polite
    kind
    generous
    shy
  • You don't like to cheat; you always tell the truth
    HONEST
  • You like doing things on your own, without help.
    INDEPENDENT
  • Not willing or not wanting to work or use effort to do something
    lazy
  • Willing to give money, help, kindness, etc., especially more than is usual or expected
    generous
  • They were quite _____, donating to several charities.
    generous
    lazy
    kind
    polite
  • My sister is very __________, so I am always nice to her.
    sensitive
  • You like meeting new people and spending time with them.
    sociable
  • She sent me a _______ letter thanking me for my invitation.
    talkative
    friendly
    seriouse
    polite
  • The ability to wait, or to continue doing something despite difficulties, or to suffer without complaining or becoming annoyed
    patient
  • She's very ___________ with lots of ideas for new stories.
    imaginative/creative
  • you like giving or sharing things with others
    GENEROUS
  • It would be a bit _________ to keep them all for myself.
    selfish
  • Generous, helpful, and thinking about other people's feelings
    kind
  • You like to work a lot.
    HARD-WORKING