Question

which sentence uses this meaning of peer?
peer verb to look closely or curiously
betty is my peer, but she looks much younger than i do.
lets peer around the corner to make sure no one is coming.

Explanation:

To determine which sentence uses "peer" as "to look closely or curiously", we analyze each:

• First sentence: "peer" is a noun (meaning equal), not the verb form.
• Second sentence: "peer around the corner" involves looking closely/curiously to check, matching the verb definition.

Answer:

Let's peer around the corner to make sure no one is coming.