-ING and -ED Adjectives Exercise

He's such a monotonous speaker. I was ________________ stiff.
1. bored
2. boring
Most sequels are ________________.
1. disappointed
2. disappointing
I had such a ________________ day I went straight to bed.
1. tired
2. tiring
Everyone's very ________________ about the news.
1. excited
2. exciting
That lamp produces a very ________________ effect.
1. pleased
2. pleasing
The whole school was ________________ by the tragic event.
1. saddened
2. saddening
I don't like watching ________________ films on my own.
1. depressed
2. depressing
I was ________________ when she told me she'd got divorced.
1. amazed
2. amazing
He's such a ________________ guy. He only ever talks about himself.
1. bored
2. boring
I'm very ________________ in films and theatre.
1. interested
2. interesting
No one knew what would happen next. We were all ________________ .
1. intrigued
2. intriguing
It was a very ________________ situation.
1. interested
2. interesting
There's been some very ________________ news.
1. surprised
2. surprising
His mother was ________________ by what she found under his bed.
1. disgusted
2. disgusting
Their hamburgers are ________________ .
1. disgusted
2. disgusting
Dad always arrives home from work thoroughly ________________ .
1. exhausted
2. exhausting
He's always showing off. It's really ________________ .
1. annoyed
2. annoying
I think Alex is one of the most ________________ people I've ever met. He can't keep still for a second.
1. annoyed
2. annoying
I walked into this restaurant and there was Andy with a strange woman. He seemed really ________________ .
1. embarrassed
2. embarrassing
She kept talking about her boyfriend problems all night. It was rather ________________ .
1. embarrassed
2. embarrassing