1) This class is so _______. I am really _______ out of my mind. a) bored, boring b) boring bored c) boring, boring 2) Her comment was very _______ , and it really _______ me. a) disturbed, insulting b) disturbing, insulted c) insulted, disturbing 3) My cousin can be a very _______ person sometimes. I get _______ with him at times. a) aggravating, irritated b) aggravated, irritating c) irritating, aggravating 4) Don't be _______ by your mistake. This work can be quite _______. a) challenging, embarrassed b) embarrassing, challenged c) embarrassed, challengingchallenged, embarrassing 5) We were all quite _______ by the news of her death. It was so sudden and _______. a) astonishing, shocked b) shocked, astonished c) astonished, shocking 6) He was _______ by all the possibilities. Thinking through all the options became a bit _______. a) exhausted, overwhelmed b) overwhelmed, exhausting c) overwhelming, exhausted 7) I was quite _______ about you. I felt so _______ when I finally reached you.  a) relieving, worried b) relieved, worrying c) worried, relieved 8) That pie looks very _______, but I was _______ by the main course, so I'll resist it. a) satisfied, tempting b) tempting, satisfied c) tempted, satisfying 9) When she got home that night, she just wanted to be _______ by a _______ evening. a) comforted, relaxing b) comforting, relaxing c) relaxed, comforted 10) He got _______ of waiting in line. It was very _______. a) tiring, frustrating b) frustrated, tired c) tired, frustrating d) frustrating, tired

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