Embarrassed is to humiliated as frightened is to

Answer: terrified

Explanation:

• Identify the pattern: "humiliated" is a stronger or more intense form of "embarrassed."

• Apply the pattern to the second pair: choose a word that is a stronger or more intense form of "frightened."

• "Terrified" is an intensified form of "frightened," so it matches the same relationship.

• Why the other choices are incorrect:

  • Agitated — means disturbed or restless; it does not express extreme fear.

  • Courageous — means brave; this is not a stronger form of being frightened and is conceptually opposite.

  • Reckless — describes careless behavior, not a state of fear.