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Read the text in each of the following situations and choose the best meaning for the phrases that are
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Mary had been preparing for her exams for months, but on the day of
the test, she woke up feeling terrible. Her head was pounding, her
throat was sore, and she had a fever feeling hot and shivery.
Despite feeling awful, Mary decided to go to school and take the
exam anyway. She knew how much effort she had put in and didn't want
to waste all her hard work. She arrived at school early, feeling
nervous unsettled and anxious, but determined to do her best.
As she sat down to take the test, Mary found that her concentration
was off. She struggled to focus on the questions, and her mind kept
wandering thinking about unrelated things. Mary did her best
to push these thoughts aside and focus on the task at hand.
When the exam was over, Mary left the classroom feeling relieved but
exhausted. She knew that she hadn't done her best, but she was proud
of herself for trying making an effort. |
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feeling hot and shivery |
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Feeling cold and numb |
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Feeling warm and relaxed |
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Feeling feverish and chilled |
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Feeling hungry and thirsty |
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unsettled and anxious |
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Confident and relaxed |
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Calm and collected |
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Nervous and worried |
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Happy and content |
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thinking about unrelated things |
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Focusing on the task at hand |
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Paying attention to the exam questions |
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Concentrating on the exam topics |
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D |
Distracted by other thoughts |
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Answers
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