Emotional States (Feelings or Moods)
Feeling upset, annoyed, or stuck because your specific goals, efforts, or wishes are blocked, ignored, or fail to work
Frustrated
To take specific steps to address, manage, or resolve a problem, difficult person, or challenging situation
Deal with
Having a calm, sure belief in your own abilities, knowledge, or judgment —not overbearing, just trusting yourself
Confident
Refusing to change your opinion, plan, or way of doing things even when others show you’re wrong, or a new way would work better
Stubborn
A specific suggestion, tip, or recommendation given by someone (often with experience) to help another person make a decision or solve a problem
Advice
Feeling completely unable to manage or keep up because the amount, intensity, or complexity of something
Overwhelmed
To use intentional methods (like deep breathing, time management, or talking to a friend) to cope with, reduce, or control mental or emotional pressure
Handle stress
Having a consistent tendency to expect good things to happen, focus on the positive side of situations, or believe challenges will get better
Optimistic
Acting like you’re better, smarter, or more important than everyone else —often dismissing others’ ideas or looking down on them
Arrogant
Detailed, intentional plans or steps created to reach a specific goal (short-term or long-term)
Strategies
Feeling warm thanks and appreciation toward someone or something that has helped you, given you something, or made your life better
Grateful
To actively participate, interact, or focus in an activity, conversation, or relationship
Engage
Being careful, thorough, and persistent in doing work or tasks, even when they’re boring or hard
Diligent
Feeling (or being seen as) having no value, purpose, or use—often a harsh self-judgment or unfair label
Worthless
Having a consistent tendency to expect bad things to happen, focus on the negative side of situations, or believe challenges will get worse
Pessimistic
Feeling physically drained, mentally scattered, and irritable specifically from being overworked, rushed, or juggling too many tasks at once
Frazzled
A small, physical action (raising and quickly lowering your shoulders) used to show you don’t know something, don’t care, or are unsure how to respond
Shrug
What part of speech is 'optimistic'
adjective
Making quick decisions or acting without stopping to think about the consequences, plans, or how it affects others
Impulsive
Describing something (like a speech, product, idea, or gift) that gets positive reactions, approval, or acceptance from other people
Well-received
What part of speech is 'frazzled'
adjective
What part of speech is 'shrug'
verb
Complete the sentence:
She is diligent because she always _______________________________________
She is diligent because she always plans ahead and carefully completes her tasks to finish them on time
Complete the sentence:
He is arrogant because he always _______________________________________
He is arrogant because he always talks over others
He is arrogant because he always dismisses others' ideas
Complete the sentence:
His _______ was _________ because
His new book was well-received because readers left 5-star reviews