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Which Adjective Describes Your Personality Best?
50 words
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Which Adjective Describes Your Personality Best?
50 words
calm
(a)
calm and relaxed
calm and relaxed
boring
(a)
not exciting or interesting, dull
This book is too boring.
This book is too boring.
anxious
(a)
The man is anxious.
The man is anxious.
humorous
(a)
What I prefer when I read the newspaper is the humorous cartoons.
What I prefer when I read the newspaper is the humorous cartoons.
energetic
(a)
Mr./Ms. Yamada is an energetic person.
Mr./Ms. Yamada is an energetic person.
polite
(a)
There is a polite way to criticize someone else's plans.
There is a polite way to criticize someone else's plans.
active
(a)
That guy is very active.
That guy is very active.
honest
(a)
I appreciate your honesty.
I appreciate your honesty.
diligent
(a)
diligent worker
diligent worker
strong
(a)
powerful, not weak
strong baby
strong baby
introverted
(a)
introverted hermit
introverted hermit
extroverted
(a)
extroverted showoff
extroverted showoff
smart
(a)
a smart decision
a smart decision
kind
(a)
friendly, a good person
kind act
kind act
stupid
(a)
stupid person
stupid person
brave
(a)
brave act
brave act
funny
(a)
humorous, amusing
laugh at something funny
laugh at something funny
serious
(a)
solemn and thoughtful, not lighthearted
serious person
serious person
cool
(a)
cool style
cool style
shy
(a)
shy child
shy child
patient
(a)
patient hitchhiker
patient hitchhiker
quiet
(a)
naughty
(a)
silly
(a)
intelligent
(a)
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