Exercise 5. Mark the letter A, B , C, or D to indicate the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word(s) 1. He lost his temper and shouted at me. A. calm down B. show off C. cool D. angry 2. Pat was delighted with her new house. A. happy B. unpleased C. satisfied D. envious 3. I was so proud that my son had been chosen for the national team. A. superior B. supportive C. defending D. humble 4. She said she did not care about it, but I believe she was secretly delighted. A. privately B absolutely C. publicly D. extremely 5. He was getting bored doing the same thing every day. A. tired B. obedient C. shocked D. excited 6. He was disappointed to find they'd already left. A. upset B. distressed C. satisfied D. envious 7. We'd been in the house a month when dark stains started appearing on the wall. A. show up B. paint C. lean D. disappear 8. He died of a suspected heart attack at age 87. A. doubtful B. trusting C. suspicious D. Pain Exercise 6. Choose the correct adjectives. 1. I worked hard last term, but my exam results were disappointed / disappointing. 2. It was an exhausted/exhausting tennis match, but he won in the end. 3. I'll be surprised/surprising if Viet Nam win the World Cup 4. I don't like this film. It's bored boring 5. This TV programme is very interested interesting 6. I forgot her name. It was really embarrassed/embarrassing 7. I'm really annoyed/annoying because I can't find my mobile phone.