He wants to know why she peers over her glasses at him like that. based on the context, to peer is to do which of the following? talks walks look fear

The answer for this question would be "look" I believe

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He wants to know why she peers over her glasses at him like that.
This would be "look".
It wouldn't be "fear" because the person doesn't seem scared, it wouldn't be "walks" because the person isn't walking, and it wouldn't be "talks" because the person isn't talking. Your answer is look because the person is looking/wondering because he wants to know WHY "she" peers over her glasses like that.

Final
Looks

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