Fragments describing the psychological activities of characters

1. When there were five minutes left before the exam, I checked my pencil case again to see if the stationery was ready. The gel pen, lying nicely in the pencil case; the pencil, lying obediently in the pencil case; the eraser, sitting quietly in the pencil case; ruler, eh? Where did the ruler go? I checked again, muttering to myself "gel pen, pencil, eraser..." Still no ruler. I looked at my watch. Oops, class is about to begin. What should I do? What should I do? I looked at the classmates next to me anxiously and thought, "It would be great if someone could help me." But no, the classmates around me were preparing things seriously, and I was the only one who was anxious. Looking around, I thought there was a naughty little rabbit jumping around. I thought to myself, "It was there last night, why is it gone now? Has it grown wings and flown? What will I do in the exam?" Eighty percent of the questions require a ruler. What should I do? Borrow one from my classmates! The more I think about it, the more anxious I am. ...

2. I stood on the platform and looked down the platform, only to see water splashing below. I seemed like a giant, and the buildings around me became dwarfed, as if they were stepped on by me. The blue diving pool is as horizontal as a mirror, and the buildings beside the pool are like toys, looking particularly small and cute. Haha, I am a giant now. But in the blink of an eye, I thought: Will I drown if I jump from such a high platform? Thinking of this, I couldn't help but shudder. The joy I felt just now has long since flown to the sky.

3. The street lights turned on, and my heart skipped a beat: Oops, it’s too late this time. I ran home in a panic. Along the way, my father’s stern eyes behind his black-rimmed glasses appeared in front of me from time to time. I was uneasy and anxious, as if I was carrying a little rabbit. I trotted all the way in a hurry, and I kept complaining to myself: My father just said a few days ago that I should go home directly after school and don't go elsewhere to play. But I just followed it for a few days and then forgot about it again. My father will be very angry this time and may even beat me. At this time, I slowed down and thought about what to do. There is only one way now, and that is to admit my mistake to my father and ask him to forgive me. Thinking of this, I speeded up again and ran home quickly.

4. Today is my first time to raise the flag. I walked up to the flag-raising platform upright. At this time, I felt very nervous and my heart was beating as if it was beating a hundred million times a minute. At this time, the principal announced: "The flag-raising ceremony has officially begun! The first item is to raise the national flag and play the national anthem." Then a majestic symphony echoed over the entire campus. I quickly grabbed the rope on the flag-raising platform and started to raise the flag vigorously. Pulling it down, I was thinking about what my mother said to me: "Don't be afraid, don't be nervous, the national flag will not fall down." Finally, the national flag was raised to the top, waving in the wind, and I secretly said in my heart, "The most nervous thing." The time is finally over. ”

5. It’s time to go to class, and I don’t even do my homework anymore, I just keep memorizing notes. (What if the teacher spot-checks me and sees that I stutter when reciting, will he criticize me? It would be great if the teacher spot-checks the sections that I can recite. I am afraid that the teacher will spot-check the passages that I cannot recite, so I will Tragic!) But after waiting for a long time, the teacher still didn’t draw me. After a while, my group was drawn, and my deskmate was drawn by the teacher. He didn't memorize it well, and the teacher said he would be randomly checked in the afternoon. I thought to myself: It will definitely be my turn next, will I memorize it as badly as him... But until the end of get out of class, the teacher did not check me.

6. My heart is tense. How can you bear this? I was worried that the young warrior would suddenly jump up or scream. I didn't dare to look in his direction, and couldn't bear to watch my comrades being burned alive. But I couldn't help but look away, hoping for some miracle, and the fire suddenly went out. My heart felt like a knife, and tears blurred my eyes.

7. I had to sit in my seat in a daze. It felt so uncomfortable, not to mention that the man next to me was still smoking nonstop, and the smell of smoke made me very sick. My nose hurt so much that I had to turn away. Looking around again, everyone was talking and laughing, without any irritation. "Why are they so patient?" I thought angrily. Time seemed to be deliberately working against me - it was moving extremely slowly. I was irritated and anxious. I kept looking at the watch and staring at the slowly moving second hand.

41, 42, 43... I counted slowly, and there was an unknown fire in my heart - why are you running so slowly!

8. Gradually, the feeling of joy was replaced by uneasiness. My heart was beating violently, like a naughty rabbit in my arms. I stared at this damn test paper and thought in fear: If my classmate told the teacher about this, then I... I closed my eyes and gradually regretted it: If I hadn't copied the test paper to him, That would be great. But now, everything is over. Suddenly, I saw the "Code for Primary School Students" on the table, and my heart seemed to be hit hard. I opened the notebook, and a line of big characters came into view: "Honest and Brave."

9. Forget it, go for it, the worst is to deduct a month's pocket money and get scolded. I walked to my mother with heavy steps. Mom watched for half a minute. Why haven't you "fired" at me? Isn't it the calm before the storm? If I had known it would be so miserable, I would rather watch less TV series, read less novels, play on the computer less often,... in short, I would do anything. I waited quietly for my mother's "judgment", but she was surprisingly calm. After putting down the test paper for a moment, she slowly took out the pen from the desk and signed the test paper neatly. Then he went to cook without saying anything. Everything was so calm, as if nothing had happened. I think she is frustrated with me? God knows, how much I wish my mother could scold me. Do you know that this kind of silence is more uncomfortable than being scolded?

10. "I have seen him somewhere!" The mother thought for a while, she wanted to use this thought to suppress the faint unpleasant feeling in her chest, and did not want to use other words to say it. A feeling that slowly but powerfully made her heart shrink with coldness. But the feeling grew, rising to the top of my throat, filling my mouth with a dry, bitter taste. Mother couldn't help but want to look back again. She did so, and the man stood still, carefully alternating his feet, as if he wanted to do something but had no determination to do it. His right hand was tucked between the buttons of his coat, and his left hand was in his pocket, so that his right shoulder seemed to be higher than his left.

Afraid:

1. I was as anxious as an ant on a hot pot.

2. He looked around to find her, but where had she gone? Ah, it turned out that she was still there. He walked up to her angrily, took her arm, and shouted: Why don't you leave quickly? The train is leaving!

3. His face was sallow, his cheeks were slightly sunken, his pointed chin was protruding forward, and his cunning little eyes were filled with two rolling eyeballs.

4. I was late for school. I walked to the school gate in a hurry. I hesitated for a moment, my heart tightening suddenly. I couldn't help but slow down my pace, and suddenly I felt that the cold weather was unusually hot. I didn't know if I was overheating, but my palms were cold and sweaty, and they were wet.

Heavy:

1. My legs moved forward step by step as if filled with lead.

2. In the evening, I went to the piano teacher’s house for lessons. Although I was playing the piano, my heart was not on the piano. The morning math scores appeared in my mind over and over again, which made me feel very heavy.

3. Dad’s heart is as heavy as a rainy day.

4. After hearing the news, my brother felt as heavy as a chicken that had been beaten with a heavy stick. He stared blankly, at a loss.

Guilt and regret:

1. Guilt and regret beat my heart, and I could not sleep over and over again.

2. It’s really a sin. I just refused to save myself this morning. I feel very sad, ashamed and guilty now.

3. When I heard this, I jumped up and down with guilt. It felt like there were nails growing on the stool and I couldn’t sit still anymore.

4. The more I think about it, the more guilty I feel, and I feel as uneasy as a cat scratching my head.

Shy:

1. My face suddenly turned red to the root of my neck. If there is a crack in the ground, I really want to crawl into it.

2. My face was red, my whole body was numb, I wanted to find a mouse hole to crawl into, and I wanted to leave immediately.

3. I don’t know why, but my grandpa, who always had a stern look, was now as shy as a child.

4. My younger brother is different from others. He is as shy as a little girl.