-ed and -ing adjectives

WPQ_24_01. I was really [ ] (to disappoint) when I saw the exam results.

The film was really [ ] (to excite).

The exam results were really [ ] (to disappoint).

The audience was very [ ] (to excite).

After the long journey I was very [ ] (to tire).

It was a [ ] (to tire) journey.

The teacher’s voice was monotonous and I was very [ ] (to bore)

My brother-in-law always talks about the same thing. He is very [ ] (to bore)

I was very [ ] (to surprise) when I heard the news.

The news of the wedding was very [ ] (to surprise). Nobody could believe it.

The people were [ ] (to amaze). The result of the football match was 7-5!

It was a really [ ] (to amaze) match; 12 goals in 90 minutes!

What he said was really [ ] (to interest).

The people were very [ ] (to interest) in what he said about civil liberties.

The audience was [ ] (to frighten) by the violent scenes in the film.

Some of the violence in the film was very [ ] (to frighten).