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This document contains a quiz about moods, feelings, and emotions. It asks a series of questions to assess how the respondent expresses or deals with different emotions like happiness, anger, stress, sadness, fear, and annoyance. It also contains vocabulary words and asks the respondent to define and use each word in a sentence. The purpose is to evaluate the respondent's understanding and experience of various emotions.
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This document provides information for first time cruise passengers. It addresses common questions about documentation needs, luggage handling, boarding procedures, onboard expenses, and dress code. Additional sections offer details on accommodations for passengers with special needs, medical services, travel during pregnancy, and disembarkation at the end of the cruise. The 8 day itinerary includes ports of call in the Canary Islands and Morocco with daily activities and excursions.Emotions quiz&voc
- 1. Mood, Feelings, and Emotion Quiz __ / __/12 Do you express how you feel or do you keep it in? What makes you happy? What is one of your happiest memories? Can money buy you happiness? Do you like watching comedies? What makes you angry? Do you have a short fuse? Do you swear when you get angry? Have you ever blown up at a stranger? Do you ever feel stress? What causes you stress? What do you do to get rid of your stress? Do you ever feel lonely? What do you do when you feel lonely? What do you usually do when you are by yourself? Do you enjoy spending time alone? What makes you feel blue? Have you ever bawled in a movie? What do you usually do when you feel sad? Who is the best person to talk to when you have the blues? What are your biggest worries? If you have a problem, whom do you talk to? Have you ever been really frightened? Do you enjoy horror flicks? Can you remember any nightmare that you’ve had? Has a classmate ever threatened you? Have you ever been really embarrassed? What do you do if you feel embarrassed? Do you ever feel exhausted? What do you do when you are very tired? What bugs you? Do you get annoyed easily? Do you think animals have emotions?
- 2. Vocabulary for Moods, Feelings, and Emotions Please write the meaning of the following expressions and then write a sentence using the expression: keep it in: ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ comedy: _______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ have a short fuse: _______________________________________ ______________________________________________________ blow up at: _____________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ swear: ________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ feel blue: ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ bawl: _________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ flick: __________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ threaten: ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ exhausted: _____________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ bug: __________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________