Feelings Words Worksheet
Word tip (Put yourself in the story): Read what happened to the person in the story. Imagine it happened to you: how would you feel? Choose the exact word: “proud” when you did well, “grateful” when someone helped you, “lonely” when you are alone.
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- 1.Which word is the odd one out? (a) lonely (b) proud (c) sad (d) angry
- 2.Which word is the odd one out? (a) sad (b) happy (c) relieved (d) excited
- 3.What does “disappointed” mean? (a) sad as hopes failed (b) unable to sit still (c) wanting what others have (d) missing your home
- 4.Which word is the odd one out? (a) excited (b) lonely (c) sad (d) angry
- 5.Which word means “cross and ready to shout”? (a) disappointed (b) confused (c) angry (d) scared
- 6.What does “calm” mean? (a) sad as hopes failed (b) missing your home (c) wanting to drink (d) peaceful and not upset
- 7.Which word means “sad at being alone”? (a) hungry (b) lonely (c) homesick (d) relieved
- 8.Which word is the odd one out? (a) proud (b) relieved (c) excited (d) jealous
- 9.What does “surprised” mean? (a) wanting to sleep (b) sad as hopes failed (c) amazed by the unexpected (d) quiet with new people
- 10.Fill the gap: It was a holiday, but there was nothing to do. Neel felt ___. (a) bored (b) thirsty (c) scared (d) proud
- 11.Fill the gap: It is past bedtime and Aarav keeps yawning. He is ___. (a) proud (b) sleepy (c) excited (d) angry
- 12.Fill the gap: Kunal practised for weeks but did not get into the team. He was ___. (a) grateful (b) disappointed (c) excited (d) proud
- 13.Fill the gap: The puppy kept chewing Dad’s new shoes. Dad was ___. (a) proud (b) calm (c) grateful (d) angry
- 14.Which word means “bold in danger”? (a) homesick (b) jealous (c) brave (d) angry
- 15.Which word means “wanting to drink”? (a) surprised (b) restless (c) embarrassed (d) thirsty
- 16.Fill the gap: The magician pulled a rabbit out of an empty hat. The children were ___. (a) bored (b) angry (c) sleepy (d) surprised
- 17.Which word is the odd one out? (a) lonely (b) angry (c) grateful (d) sad
- 18.Which word means “wanting to eat”? (a) disappointed (b) homesick (c) lonely (d) hungry
- 19.What does “relieved” mean? (a) glad a worry is over (b) pleased with your work (c) unable to sit still (d) not able to understand
- 20.Fill the gap: Om skipped lunch and played football all afternoon. Now he is very ___. (a) calm (b) hungry (c) proud (d) shy
- 21.What does “curious” mean? (a) glad a worry is over (b) wanting to sleep (c) wanting to drink (d) wanting to know more
- 22.Which word is the odd one out? (a) happy (b) bored (c) lonely (d) angry
- 23.Which word means “glad a worry is over”? (a) relieved (b) grateful (c) proud (d) homesick
- 24.Which word is the odd one out? (a) jealous (b) sad (c) relieved (d) bored
- 25.Which word means “amazed by the unexpected”? (a) calm (b) relieved (c) surprised (d) curious
- 26.Fill the gap: Dev has not eaten since morning. Now he is very ___. (a) proud (b) bored (c) hungry (d) shy
- 27.What does “confused” mean? (a) wanting to eat (b) cross and ready to shout (c) not able to understand (d) wanting to know more
- 28.Which word means “sad as hopes failed”? (a) thirsty (b) calm (c) bored (d) disappointed
- 29.What does “sleepy” mean? (a) peaceful and not upset (b) sad as hopes failed (c) wanting to drink (d) wanting to sleep
- 30.Which word means “eager and very happy”? (a) thirsty (b) confused (c) excited (d) surprised
- 31.Fill the gap: Ira’s brother got a new bicycle and she wanted one too. She felt ___. (a) calm (b) jealous (c) proud (d) grateful
- 32.What does “restless” mean? (a) with nothing to do (b) unable to sit still (c) bold in danger (d) wanting what others have
- 33.Fill the gap: Manav jumped into the pond to save a puppy. He was very ___. (a) brave (b) shy (c) bored (d) lazy
- 34.Which word is the odd one out? (a) proud (b) calm (c) scared (d) happy
- 35.Which word is the odd one out? (a) grateful (b) bored (c) calm (d) excited
- 36.What does “bored” mean? (a) afraid of something (b) wanting to drink (c) wanting to sleep (d) with nothing to do
- 37.Fill the gap: Riya heard a loud noise in the dark. She felt ___. (a) bored (b) hungry (c) scared (d) proud
- 38.Which word means “with nothing to do”? (a) bored (b) lonely (c) thirsty (d) disappointed
- 39.Fill the gap: Tara played in the hot sun for an hour. Now she is ___. (a) proud (b) lonely (c) shy (d) thirsty
- 40.What does “jealous” mean? (a) with nothing to do (b) quiet with new people (c) wanting what others have (d) amazed by the unexpected
Answer key
- proud
- sad
- sad as hopes failed
- excited
- angry
- peaceful and not upset
- lonely
- jealous
- amazed by the unexpected
- bored
- sleepy
- disappointed
- angry
- brave
- thirsty
- surprised
- grateful
- hungry
- glad a worry is over
- hungry
- wanting to know more
- happy
- relieved
- relieved
- surprised
- hungry
- not able to understand
- disappointed
- wanting to sleep
- excited
- jealous
- unable to sit still
- brave
- scared
- bored
- with nothing to do
- scared
- bored
- thirsty
- wanting what others have
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