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Write how the person may be feeling.  \n1. Zahid keeps getting interrupted while telling a story. Zahid may be feeling   .  \n2. Jared’s dad has not come to pick him up from school. Jared may be feeling   .  \n3. Sofía saved enough money to buy a new toy. Sofia may be feeling   .  \n4. Nakala’s mom gave her a puppy for her birthday. Nakala may be feeling   .  \n5. 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