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Feelings & Emotions Quiz

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Explore common feelings

by MATIAS ISMAEL MUNZON QUIZHPE
1

Which emotion is most likely felt when you smile at a pleasant memory?

2

If someone loses a loved one, which emotion might they experience first?

3

Which feeling often includes a strong urge to react or defend yourself?

4

What emotion can include worries about possible danger?

5

Which emotion is typically felt when something unexpected happens?

6

Which feeling involves strong dislike or aversion to something?

7

Which emotion often accompanies pride about a personal achievement?

8

Which feeling is commonly linked to taking responsibility for a mistake?

9

Which emotion can be tied to wanting what someone else has?

10

Which feeling helps us cope with danger by staying alert?

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Happiness is a positive feeling from pleasant memories; the others are negative or neutral reactions.

Sadness is a typical initial response to loss; surprise is brief, guilt and joy are less immediate.

Anger is a defensive or reactionary emotion; hope, contentment, and curiosity are different states.

Fear signals perceived threat; excitement is positive, boredom is dull, relief is after danger passes.

Surprise arises from the unexpected; other options relate to evaluations of events.

Disgust is a repulsion; pride, hope, and contentment are more positive states.

Pride arises from achievement; fear and boredom are unrelated; shame is negative but different.

Guilt arises from recognizing a mistake; excitement/apathy are not typical guilt markers.

Jealousy involves envy toward others; gratitude, calm, curiosity are different states.

Anxiety can sharpen alertness; contentment/joy/relief reduce vigilance.

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