PSLE English Mind’s Eye Learning Hub

Correct Answer:

🔴 Robber → uses force or threats
Example: The robber threatened the man and took his wallet.

🟡 Thief → steals — this is the general term
Example: The thief took the phone when nobody was looking.

🟢 Pickpocket → secretly steals from your pocket or bag
Example: The pickpocket took her wallet while she was on the crowded train.

🔵 Burglar → breaks into a building or home to steal
Example: The burglar broke into the house and stole the family’s jewellery.

💡 Easy tip:
A pickpocket and a burglar are both thieves, but these words tell us how or where the stealing happened.

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