Answer:
Anxious, impatient, dismayed, bored, curious, and inquisitive
Explanation:
Adjectives are words used to describe nouns. One easy trick to determine if something is an adjective is to use it in verb form. If you can't "verb" it, it's not a verb and probably an adjective. For example, "anxious" is an adjective because you can't "anxious" something. The above adjectives probably describe the feelings of someone about to receive an assignment; interested in what the assignment will be, yet inwardly dreading having to perform it.
