47. A) Match the words in the left column with the words in the right column to make up an expression.

1)	sheer / blank	a)	amazement
2)	unconcealed	b)	amusement
3)	hot	c)	anger
4)	vague	d)	apprehension
5)	nervous	e)	agitation
6)	delirious	f)	with delight

b) Complete the following sentences using the necessary phrase above.

1) Having passed all exams he was _______.

2) A slight smile played for a moment on his lips as he observed the _____ which his appearance had produced.

3) Jayne has expressed ______ at big brother’ s insistence that she be uncharacteristically subdued.

4) At his not coming back on time she felt _____ that something terrible might have happened.

5) She hadn’t heard of him anything for some weeks already. It kept her in _____ .

6) He is a comedian and a clown in the proper sense of the word. With _____ he plays the known stories so as to entertain the public.

48. A) Complete the following sentences using the necessary word / phrase from the box.

show signs of distress zest for life struck with amazement blind with anger feel alarm lost in admiration suffer grief fill with the most fearful apprehensions

1) I have often said that there is no cause for feeling disturbed at being misrepresented by the press. It would be only when they began to say things detrimental to me which were true that I should ______.

2) I once commented to an acquaintance that I planned to do some research within the field of nuclear physics. He was _______ .

3) No good will come from trying to resolve an issue when people are ______!

4) A group of people who had escorted the new queen cried out ______ .

5) If your baby is ______ but you are not sure what’s wrong, talk to her doctor.

6) His ______ and youthful exuberance were an inspiration to us all.

7) Grandparents _____ at the loss of their grandchild whose life ended prematurely.

8) She was _______ at the prospect of having to live alone.

b) Choose six of the feelings above. Try to remember the last time you had each of them. Tell your partner about when and why you had these feelings.

49. a) Complete the dialogues with the most appropriate adjective below. (from Acklam R. Total English Upper Intermediate. / Acklam R., A.Crace – Pearson Education, 2005. – P. 78.)

a) fascinated / fascinating

b) frightened / frightening

c) challenged / challenging

d) petrified / petrifying

e) annoyed / annoying

f) disgusted / disgusting

g) inspired / inspiring

h) worried / worrying

1) A: – Do you like camping?

B: – I can honestly say I hate it! I spent a week camping once and every night I was (1) ____ because it was so dark and I kept hearing animals. I even found putting up my tent quite (2) _____. It’s quite old and one or two of the bits were missing.

2) A: – Are you scared of heights?

B: – Well, no actually. I like being high up. I went up in a small airplane a few years ago, I was a little (3) _____ at first because it was a bit bumpy. But in the end I found the whole experience really (4) _____. It made me want to do other things – perhaps even go parachuting one day.

3) A: – How do you feel about eating food you have never tried before?

B: – I don’t usually mind new vegetables and things but I’m keen on eating meat I’ve never tried before. Actually, the other day, a friend of mine persuaded me to try snails. I was (5) ____ with him because he didn’t tell me what they were. He pretended they were bits of chicken. Well, when I found out, I was nearly sick! They were really (6) _____.

4) A: – How would you feel about a job that involved working with animals?

B: – I’ve just spent the summer holidays working at a monkey sanctuary and I loved it. You might not think monkeys are very interesting but they’re (7) _____ when you get to know them. Some things were difficult – like catching them to give them medicine was pretty (8) _____ but it was all very rewarding.

b) In pairs ask and answer the same questions. Use the necessary adjectives.