This KS1 PSHE Emotions 2 quiz follows on from the Emotions 1 quiz and helps children connect situations with feelings.
If you’ve completed the first emotions quiz, you'll know there are lots of different ways a person can be feeling. This quiz is going to see if you can connect the situation or sentence with a particular feeling. Read the sentence and decide which feeling would be felt.
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I always think if someone doesn't want to play with me then they don't deserve to play with me. I find someone else who does want to be my friend!
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If the sentence said the baby was crying and that's why it was cuddled, then answers one and two could apply.
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He might have also felt a little nervous - you can feel more than one emotion at a time.
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She will probably need to mourn the death of her rabbit. This means she will feel sad for some time.
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Films are given age recommendations which means a film has been watched and someone has decided how old you should be before being able to watch it.
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It sounds like a surprise party - where a party is arranged and everyone knows about it except for the birthday boy or girl.
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Most people are worried and nervous when they sit an exam - even if they have studied all year!
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People relax in different ways - some find food relaxing whilst others enjoy going for a jog!
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Do you think you've ever done anything that might have annoyed your parents?
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If you have a bad day like this, remember that a new day will arrive soon and you can start afresh.
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