Choose the correct adjective.
1. She's (interesting/interested) in animals, so she's thinking of studying to be a vet.
2. I find these instructions very (confusing/confused)! Could you come and help me?
3. I was (alarming/alarmed) by the loud bang.
4. What a (frightened/frightening) film! I don't want to walk home on my own now!
5. That is the most (embarrassing/embarrassed) photo! I look terrible!
6. The brain is (fascinating/fascinated), isn't it? It's amazing how much it can do.
7. Julie was so (exhausting/exhausted) after her exams, she spent the next three days sleeping.
8. I tried all morning to send an email, but it wouldn't work. I was so (frustrating/frustrated)!
9. What a (terrified/terrifying) dog! It's huge!
10. John loves his new job as a teacher. He says it's very (satisfied/satisfying) when he makes a student understand.