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Feelings and Health Vocabulary Exercise

November 1, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I feel ............... at my birthday party.
Wrong!
"Happy" is correct because a birthday party is a good, pleasant event.
2My brother is ...............; he needs to sleep.
Wrong!
"Tired" is correct because the cue is needing sleep.
3My ............... hurts; I have a headache.
Wrong!
"Head" is correct because a headache is pain in the head.
4I am ...............; I want lunch now.
Wrong!
"Hungry" is correct because wanting lunch means wanting food.
5She feels ............... because the room is very warm.
Wrong!
"Hot" is correct because the room is very warm.
6Tom is ............... of spiders.
Wrong!
"Afraid" is correct because 'of spiders' goes with fear.
7I have a ...............; I sneeze and my nose runs.
Wrong!
"Cold" is correct because sneezing and a runny nose are signs of a cold.
8My ear hurts, so I go to the ...............
Wrong!
"Doctor" is correct because a doctor helps when your ear hurts.
9The child feels ............... because he lost his toy.
Wrong!
"Sad" is correct because losing a toy is an unhappy event.
10Her ............... is 39°C.
Wrong!
"Temperature" is correct because 39°C is a high temperature.
11The boy is ...............; he can go back to school today.
Wrong!
"Well" is correct because going back to school shows the boy is not sick now.
12Mia is ............... because she has a test tomorrow.
Wrong!
"Nervous" is correct because a test tomorrow can make someone worried.

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  1. I feel happy at my birthday party.
  2. My brother is tired; he needs to sleep.
  3. My head hurts; I have a headache.
  4. I am hungry; I want lunch now.
  5. She feels hot because the room is very warm.
  6. Tom is afraid of spiders.
  7. I have a cold; I sneeze and my nose runs.
  8. My ear hurts, so I go to the doctor.
  9. The child feels sad because he lost his toy.
  10. Her temperature is 39°C.
  11. The boy is well; he can go back to school today.
  12. Mia is nervous because she has a test tomorrow.

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