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THEMATIC VOCABULARY
1. Winked - to close one eye and open it again quickly.
2. Stared - to look at something/somebody for a long time
3. Glazed - bored and tired
4. Glared - to look at somebody/something in an angry way
5. Peer - a person who is in the same age as you
6. Peep - to look quickly and secretly at something
7. Blink - to shut and open eyes quickly
8. Browse - to look at a lot of things rather than looking for one particular thing
9. Scan - to look at every part of something carefully
10. Examine - to consider or study an idea very carefully
11. Check - to examine something to see if it is correct
12. Peruse - to read something especially in a careful way
13. Frowning - to make a serious, angry or worried expression through eyebrows
14. Gazing - to look steadily at somebody/something for a long time
15. Glaring - angry expression
16. Visual - connected with seeing or sight
17. Peek - to look at something that you should not be looking, secretly
18. Glimpse - to look at somebody/something for a very short time
19. Inspected - to look closely at something/somebody especially to check
20. Viewed - able to see from a particular beautiful place or position
21. Scrutinize - to look at or examine something carefully
22. Explore - to examine something completely or carefully in order to find out more
23. Glance - to look quickly at something or somebody
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THEMATIC VOCABULARY
1. The cheeky little boy ___________when he saw his grandmother.
A. Winked B. glazed C. stared D. glared
2. After the accident, Johnny was paralysed. All he could do was to _____________in response to his
wife.
A. Stare B. peep C. peer D. blink
3. The children are taught to ________________the dictionary for difficult words.
A. See B. browse C. scan D. look
4. He sent his resume to the personal manager for him to _______________
A. Examine B. check C. investigate D. peruse
5. That night, when the sky was covered with stars, the couple spent their time ___________at them.
A. Frowning B. gazing C. watching D. glaring
6. She knocked at the door but no one answered. So she took a _______________through the
keyhole.
A. Visual B. glimpse C. peek D. blink
7. The doctor is _________________the patient in this room.
A. Searching B. examining C. peeping D. looking
8. She held the RM50 note up and_______________it carefully.
A. Inspected B. scrutinized C. viewed D. explored
9. Women should _____________their breasts regularly to check for signs of cancer.
A. Check B. stare C. read D. examine
10. Jeremy took a quick _________________at the beautiful lady standing nearby.
A. Glimpse B. look C. glance D. wink
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