Answer:
OA person is watching a bloody scene in a movie.
OA person is watching a close soccer match.
OA person is about to have an unpleasant medical procedure.
OA person is about to crash in a car.
Step-by-step explanation:
Cringe is a verb, which means it is an action. It can be defined as cowering in fear or recoiling back (most likely from disgust). Scrunching your face is cringing. It is similar to the look someone has when they have eaten a lemon. They will squint and cringe at the sour taste.
Answer 1: Some people watching a bloody scene in a movie will either cover their face, leave the room (if they can), comment on it, or will just watch in silence. Those who have stronger stomachs might just cringe at the scene if it disgusts them or makes them a bit uncomfortable. Some people can't handle gore altogether and might even faint or throw up at the sight of it.
Answer 2: Some people watching a close soccer match will be focused. They might feel tense, since one slip up or goal could make or break whether their chosen team wins or loses. A close match means both teams are at a tie for the moment or have very close scores. (****Note that when I say "winning team" or "losing team," I mean only for the moment, since the game is not over yet.****) The winning team getting close to the goal of the losing team might make the losing teams' audience cringe at the sight of a possible win for the other team. Disgust or fear will be felt in this moment, so this natural response will make them cringe.
Answer 3: Some people will be very nervous over unpleasant medical procedures. Anxiety is common to feel, since you worry about possible complications that can ruin a smooth surgery. People might feel nauseated, throw up, or even have a panic attack. Cringing might also happen. Intense fear at the thought of something going wrong will make the person scrunch their face in worry or concern.
Answer 4: (****A person who is about to crash will have little to no time to react, so take this answer with a grain of salt.****) If this person has quick reflexes, they might be able to make one last expression, which could be a cringe (scrunched face), angry expression, confused expression, or a worried face. If they can't make this expression in time, a cringe is still possible, however. If the crash carries out, the force of the airbag will make the person make a cringe face. They will scrunch their face and close their eyes (to protect their eyes). Glass might fly everywhere also, so they might put their hand over their face. This reaction is similar to when people have the sun in their face, they will squint and cringe at the bright light. They will use their hands to shield their face.
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