Learn core emotions vocabulary for elementary English learners. A2 level.
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Which word means: "A strong feeling like love, anger, or fear"?
Answer: Emotion
Which word means: "The feeling of being afraid"?
Answer: Fear
Which word means: "A strong feeling of being very unhappy"?
Answer: Anger
Which word means: "The feeling of being unhappy"?
Answer: Sadness
Which word means: "The feeling of being happy"?
Answer: Happiness
Which word means: "A feeling of great happiness"?
Answer: Joy
Which word means: "A strong feeling of not liking something"?
Answer: Disgust
Which word means: "The belief that someone is good and honest"?
Answer: Trust
emotion
A strong feeling like love, anger, or fear
fear
The feeling of being afraid
anger
A strong feeling of being very unhappy
sadness
The feeling of being unhappy
happiness
The feeling of being happy
joy
A feeling of great happiness
disgust
A strong feeling of not liking something
trust
The belief that someone is good and honest
love
A very strong feeling of caring for someone
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Learn core emotions vocabulary for elementary English learners. A2 level. Includes 9 multiple choice questions. 9 vocabulary words included. Created with...
Which word means: "A strong feeling like love, anger, or fear"?
Which word means: "The feeling of being afraid"?
Which word means: "A strong feeling of being very unhappy"?
Which word means: "The feeling of being unhappy"?
Which word means: "The feeling of being happy"?
Which word means: "A feeling of great happiness"?
Which word means: "A strong feeling of not liking something"?
Which word means: "The belief that someone is good and honest"?
Which word means: "A very strong feeling of caring for someone"?
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