10 Feelings & Emotions Vocabulary Questions to Boost Your English! (+ Free Quiz & Worksheet)
- Rose Sensei
- Jun 23
- 2 min read
10 Emotion Words Every ESL Learner Should Know
How Are You Feeling?
Learning how to talk about your emotions in English is more than useful — it’s essential for real-life conversations!
In this post, you’ll test your English with a fun Feelings & Emotions vocabulary quiz and download a printable worksheet to keep practising.
Perfect for Pre-Intermediate learners and above!
✔️ Great for self-study or classroom use
✔️ Video + PDF included
✔️ Vocabulary you can use every day

Watch the Video Quiz
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🌈 Feelings & Emotions Vocabulary Quiz (10-Question MCQ)
🎯 Quiz Questions - Choose the correct answer.
1. You just won a free vacation! You feel...
A. Bored B. Excited C. Tired D. Shy
2. You forgot your best friend’s birthday. You feel...
A. Proud B. Confident C. Guilty D. Brave
3. You are waiting for an important phone call. You feel...
A. Nervous B. Relaxed C. Cheerful D. Jealous
4. You passed your driving test. You feel...
A. Ashamed B. Proud C. Confused D. Frustrated
5. Your favourite show just ended. You feel...
A. Energetic B. Sad C. Grateful D. Angry
6. You don't understand the instructions. You feel...
A. Confused B. Cheerful C. Confident. D. Calm
7. You broke your mum’s favourite vase. You feel...
A. Tired B. Curious C. Guilty D. Excited
8. Someone cut in line in front of you. You feel...
A. Angry B. Nervous C. Proud D. Sleepy
9. You are starting a new job tomorrow. You feel...
A. Brave B. Relaxed C. Nervous D. Tired
10. Your friend gives you a gift for no reason. You feel...
A. Jealous B. Grateful C. Frustrated. D. Lonely
📌Answers:
B. Excited
C. Guilty
A. Nervous
B. Proud
B. Sad
A. Confused
C. Guilty
A. Angry
C. Nervous
B. Grateful
🧠 Vocabulary Bank
Excited – very happy and full of energy
Guilty – feeling bad about something you did
Nervous – worried or anxious
Proud – happy because of success
Sad – unhappy
Confused – unsure of what’s happening
Angry – mad or upset
Grateful – thankful
Jealous – wanting what others have
Frustrated – upset because something is difficult
Download the Free Quiz Worksheet
👉 Click here to get your free printable PDF:https://tinyurl.com/38asr446
Includes:
✔️ 10 MCQ questions
✔️ Answer key
✔️ Vocabulary definitions
✔️ Great for class warm-ups, homework, or revision
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Learning to describe your feelings helps you sound more natural in English. Take this quiz, practice often, and watch how your confidence grows!
Understanding how to talk about your emotions is an important part of everyday English. Whether you're chatting with friends, writing about your day, or reading a story, emotion words help you express yourself clearly.
We hope this Feelings & Emotions Vocabulary quiz helped you feel more confident using feelings vocabulary!
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