Identifying Emotions

Your best friend tells you his parents are getting a divorce.

Your best friend just got a new computer game you really want to try.

Your best friend tells you his mom is pregnant.

You go to a family funeral.

Your best friend is home sick.

The teacher is talking about a book you already read.

Your science teacher is demonstrating a lab that you have been wondering about.

Your parents tell you they just bought tickets to Carowinds.

You go to a family picnic.

Another student is giving a report that you are not interested in.

Your father likes to tell you all about the stock market but you are not interested.

Your best friend tells you his parents said he can take a friend camping with him.

Your father tells you that he has a surprise for you.

A student pushes you down in the hall.

Your best friend invites you to a party.

Your best friend tells you he figured out how to solve a puzzle you both have been working on.

Your best friend tells you every detail about his vacation but you really don't care.

You just found out that your grandmother is taking you to a movie.

Your neighbor's dog has puppies.

You are watching a fascinating TV program.

You can't think of anything fun to do.

Your father tells you that he found out today that he is getting a raise in pay.

You just found out that your grandmother needs to go to the hospital.

You just found out that your grandfather won a new car.

Your neighbor's dog is hit by a car.

You are reading a book and the last page is missing.

You are reading a book about your favorite topic.

You go to see a play that only your mother loves.

Your best friend tells you a lie.

You are watching a movie and a character in the movie learns he has cancer.

Your neighbor's dog bites you.

Your friend tells you she doesn't want you to eat lunch with her anymore.

A student tells you that she thinks your report was stupid.

A student takes your pencil without asking.