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Color in language

May 13, 2016 - C1pdf

We use the wordblack to express a feeling of despair and depression. Colors are associated with various emotions.

Select a color which is associated with the feelings in each of the following sentences and then fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 7 answered
1I was ............... with embarrassment when Maya shared my secret with her friends.
Wrong!
2She was ............... with envy when she heard that I had won the first prize in the competition.
Wrong!
3Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables to be in the ............... of health.
Wrong!
4She turned ............... with rage when she discovered that he had been cheating on her.
Wrong!
5She was ............... with cold when we found her.
Wrong!
6Alice turned ............... with shock when she heard that her car had been stolen.
Wrong!
7Have you got anything to cheer me up? I have been feeling ............... all day.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/7

Answers

  1. I was red with embarrassment when Maya shared my secret with her friends.
  2. She was green with envy when she heard that I had won the first prize in the competition.
  3. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables to be in the pink of health.
  4. She turned white with rage when she discovered that he had been cheating on her.
  5. She was blue with cold when we found her.
  6. Alice turned grey with shock when she heard that her car had been stolen.
  7. Have you got anything to cheer me up? I have been feeling blue all day.
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