Discussion
Mr. Datta looked angrily ______ me when I arrived late.
Answer: D
The answer is at: Mr. Datta looked angrily at me.
The verb look takes at when it means directing one's eyes towards a person or thing: look at someone, stare at someone, glare at someone.
Look with would need an instrument or a feeling as its object, not a person. Look on means to watch without taking part, and look in means to pay a short visit or to look inside something. None of them fits an angry glance at a latecomer.
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