Quiz on Look, Watch, See

What does 'to look at' mean?

• To perceive with the eyes

• To observe something closely

• To direct one's gaze towards something

• To ignore something

Which sentence correctly uses 'to see'?

• You should see at the road.

• I didn't see your car in the street.

• I see the movie last night.

• She is seeing the flowers.

What is the primary difference between 'to watch' and 'to look at'?

• To watch is used for static images.

• To look at is used for moving objects.

• To watch involves a prolonged attention.

• To look at means to ignore.

Which of the following sentences uses 'to watch' correctly?

• They look the game last night.

• You watch the book on the table.

• I have been watching the stars.

• She watched the flowers bloom.

What does 'to look + adjective' refer to?

• The action of watching closely

• The ability to see

• The appearance of something

• The act of observing

What does 'to watch out' mean?

• To look closely

• To pay attention

• To observe quietly

• To ignore something

Which sentence is an example of 'to watch out'?

• Watch out for the rain!

• I watch the movie yesterday.

• You should look at the painting.

• She sees the dog in the park.

What does 'to look' imply when used alone?

• To perceive something

• To glance quickly

• To observe carefully

• To direct attention

Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

• She looks happy today.

• You watch very comfortable in these pajamas.

• I am tired. I just want to look at the TV.

• Look out! The floor is slippery.

What does 'to watch someone' mean?

• To look at someone briefly

• To observe someone closely

• To ignore someone

• To see someone from afar