Emotions 12

Question 1

Homesick

Answer 1

experiencing a longing for one’s home

during a period of absence from it.

Question 2

hopeful

Answer 2

feeling or inspiring optimism about a future event.

Question 3

horrified

Answer 3

filled with horror; extremely shocked.

Question 4

hostile

Answer 4

unfriendly; antagonistic.

Question 5

humiliated

Answer 5

Humiliation is the abasement of pride,
which creates mortification or leads to
a state of being humbled or reduced
to lowliness or submission.

It is an emotion felt by a person whose
social status, either by force or willingly,
has just decreased.

make (someone) feel ashamed and foolish
by injuring their dignity and self-respect,
especially publicly.

Question 6

humored

Answer 6

comply with the wishes of (someone)
in order to keep them content, however
unreasonable such wishes might be.

Question 7

hurt

Answer 7

(of a person) feel mental pain or distress.

Question 8

hyper

Answer 8

hyperactive or unusually energetic.

Question 9

hysterical

Answer 9

deriving from or affected by

uncontrolled extreme emotion.

Question 10

impatient

Answer 10

having or showing a tendency to be
quickly irritated or provoked.

intolerant of…

Question 11

incensed

Answer 11

very angry; enraged.

Question 12

indifferent

Answer 12

having no particular interest or sympathy; unconcerned.

Question 13

indignant

Answer 13

feeling or showing anger or annoyance

at what is perceived as unfair treatment.

Question 14

infatuated

Answer 14

possessed with an intense but short-lived

passion or admiration for someone.

Question 15

inferior

Answer 15

lower in rank, status, or quality.

Question 16

inspired

Answer 16

of extraordinary quality, as if arising
from some external creative impulse.

The definition of inspired is outstanding
or brilliant as if guided by divine inspiration
or accurate but based on intuition not fact.

Question 17

intense

Answer 17

having or showing strong feelings or

opinions; extremely earnest or serious.

Question 18

interested

Answer 18

showing curiosity or concern about something

or someone; having a feeling of interest.

Question 19

intimacy

Answer 19

intimacy is defined as mental, emotional or
physical closeness such as a personal remark,

a warm and familiar setting,

or detailed knowledge about a subject.

Question 20

intimidated

Answer 20

frighten or overawe (someone), especially
in order to make them do what one wants.

to make timid or fearful : frighten especially :
to compel or deter by or as if by threats tried
to intimidate a witness