Vocabulary from April 11th to May 11th
Emotional Vocabulary Quiz
Test your understanding of emotional vocabulary with our engaging quiz! Enhance your language skills as you explore phrases and concepts related to emotions, relationships, and mental well-being.
- Learn definitions and examples
- Challenge yourself with multiple choice and drop-down questions
- Check your knowledge on various emotional expressions
(to be) down in the dumps
Not showing your feelings when you are upset, even though it is difficult not to
Feel unhappy, bored, or tired, especially of something you have been experiencing for a long time
Feel miserable and depressed
Grief
Strong feeling of sadness, especially caused by someone’s death
Feel miserable and depressed
Intense and thoughtful sadness
To be repressed is: to be unable to show your true feelings and emotions?
True
False
Significant other
(British English) jealousy or envy
�flirting
✔significant other
�the green-eyed monster
�cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
Wife, husband or other romantic partner who you are in a long-term relationship with
Behaving as if you are sexually attracted to someone but playfully rather than with serious intentions
Type of therapy which helps people deal with their emotional and behavioural problems by changing the way they think about them
Flirting is: wanting to have the possessions or qualities that someone else has?
True
False
To return to a less advanced, more primitive way of thinking or behaving
Flip side
A large group of people who gather together for a shared purpose, such as to see a music concert, or a sports event
The opposite, less good or less pleasant aspects of something
easily tricked or deceived; willing to believe everything other people say
The expression bananas is: the activity of taking something quickly when you do not have much time
True
False
eating lots of food in response to emotional feelings instead of to hunger
Patronising
speaking or behaving towards someone as if they were stupid or unimportant
Move your eyes upwards as a way of showing annoyance, boredom or disbelief
The activity of taking something quickly when you do not have much time
He feeling that you want to eat food; the desire for food
Having confirmation that your ideas, feeling or actions are worthwhile and valuable
Heartbreak
Cynicism
Get over (something/someone)
Validated
Soulmate
On tap : easily available so that you can have of much of it as you want, whenever you want
True
False
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