How to match these adjectives applicable???
My deepest gratitude if you are ready to help. I have to do one exercise that is confused me. Here is a condition: 'Match TWO or more adjectives from the box with each topic (1-5). Use each adjective only once.' When finishing this exercise, I saw that topic "feelings" has only one adjective! Where I'm mistaken in choosing? See below the adjectives, and then the topics are related with each adjective:

Words are given: compulsory, confident, confused, cosy, demanding, determined, major, motivated, practical, relevant, significant, spacious, supportive, tense, unfamilliar, upset.

Topics are given with these adjectives:
1) feelings: tense;
2) people: confident; demanding; determined; motivated; practical; supportive; upset.
3) events: compulsory; significant;
4) information: confused; major; relevant;
5) places: cosy; spacious; unfamilliar;

Where had I a mistake? Many thanks for answering! Thank you for doing Italki better!
Cordially,
Alex

Question

How to match these adjectives applicable???
My deepest gratitude if you are ready to help. I have to do one exercise that is confused me. Here is a condition: 'Match TWO or more adjectives from the box with each topic (1-5). Use each adjective only once.' When finishing this exercise, I saw that topic "feelings" has only one adjective! Where I'm mistaken in choosing? See below the adjectives, and then the topics are related with each adjective:

Words are given: compulsory, confident, confused, cosy, demanding, determined, major, motivated, practical, relevant, significant, spacious, supportive, tense, unfamilliar, upset.

Topics are given with these adjectives:
1) feelings: tense; 
2) people: confident; demanding; determined; motivated; practical; supportive; upset.
3) events: compulsory; significant; 
4) information: confused; major; relevant; 
5) places: cosy; spacious; unfamilliar;

Where had I a mistake? Many thanks for answering! Thank you for doing Italki better!
Cordially,
Alex

Answer

Many of these words could belong in more than one category, so it appears that you have placed each word in correct locations.
However, to help get two words into "feelings", you can move "upset" and "confused" into the "feelings" category.

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