(Looking) from another (angle), the painting (would) show (something) different.（　）

A:Looking B:angle C:would D:something

What is the man looking for（）

A: He’s looking for his watch. B: He’s looking for his glasses. C:He’s looking for his coat.

(It) is high time (that) you (stop) hanging about and (started looking for) a job.

A:It B:that C:stop D:started looking for

Mary is looking for the book she lost yesterday.

A:trying to find B:looking up C:looking at D:finding

Having worked hard for a whole week, I am looking forward to the weekend.

A:requesting B:expecting C:waiting for D:looking for

Mary is {{U}}looking for{{/U}} the book she lost yesterday.

A:trying to find B:looking up C:looking at D:finding

Susan is {{U}}looking for{{/U}} the dictionary, which she lost yesterday.

A:finding B:looking up C:looking at D:trying to find

Mary is{{U}} looking for{{/U}} the book she lost yesterday

A:trying to find B:looking up C:looking at D:finding