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Curated clip art focused on terrified, including crisp transparent PNGs and simple vectors suitable for classroom printouts, slides, and web use.

This hyper-expressive bunny looks like it just won the lottery-or maybe found a hidden stash of carrots!
A distressed child covers their face in overwhelming anxiety-illustrating the physical and emotional intensity of a panic episode.
A stylized cartoon figure caught mid-sprint, mouth wide open in alarm, conveying intense fear or acute anxiety.
A visibly upset cartoon girl with rosy cheeks and a frown, conveying sadness or disappointment.
A stylized line-art runner captured mid-sprint, conveying urgency, energy, and forward momentum.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a young boy's face. The boy has short brown hair and is looking up with a surprised or shocked expression. His mouth is open wide and his tongue is sticking out, as if he is shouting or shouting. His eyes are wide open and his eyebrows are furrowed. He has two small ears on either side of his head. The background is white.
This expressive surprised emoji captures that “wait, what?” moment in high-detail 3D rendering.
A classic surprised emoji face, ideal for illustrating sudden reactions or humorous moments online.
A startled cartoon character with a stitched-shut mouth reacts in exaggerated fear-perfect for conveying surprise or comedic dread.
A startled monkey covers its mouth in surprise, ideal for illustrating shock, secrecy, or fun learning moments.
A cheerful, surprised stick figure in motion-perfect for illustrating surprise, discovery, or energetic action.
Watch your step! This exaggerated slip-and-fall scene highlights common hazards like loose items and spills.
A simple, expressive cartoon face showing sadness-ideal for teaching emotions or illustrating childhood concerns.
A dramatic depiction of someone experiencing severe choking-useful for CPR and Heimlich maneuver instruction.
A minimalist line-art illustration of a concerned character with spiky hair and a furrowed brow.
A young girl with pigtails looks sad, with rosy cheeks and a frowning mouth-perfect for illustrating feelings in early education.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a pink ball with a big, round face. The ball has two large, round eyes with big, blue pupils and a small nose. The mouth is open wide, with sharp teeth and a red tongue sticking out. The eyes are wide open, and the nose is slightly upturned. The background is white, and there is a shadow at the bottom of the image.
A startled boy reacts with exaggerated fear, perfect for illustrating anxiety, surprise, or emergency response scenarios.
He’s not just running-he’s fleeing something truly terrifying (or maybe just late for lunch!).
This classic LEGO face conveys worry or surprise, perfect for visual metaphors in presentations or children’s learning resources.
A simple, emotive illustration of a sad child-perfect for helping kids identify and discuss feelings.
A playful, exaggerated cartoon face showing surprise or shock, ideal for lighthearted digital projects.
A determined runner in motion, perfect for illustrating cardio workouts or beginner running tips.
A minimalist surprised face-ideal for conveying shock, awe, or sudden realization in digital interfaces.
The legendary Pac-Man, forever hungry and instantly recognizable from 1980s arcade halls.
This animated character bursts into action with wide eyes and flailing arms-classic comic-style shock or excitement!
A vivid cartoon showing intense emotional shock-perfect for visual storytelling around fear or sudden realization.
A classic line-art illustration showing a girl reacting with wide-eyed shock, hands covering her mouth-a universal visual for surprise or alarm.
A lively surprised emoji showing shock or astonishment with wide-open eyes, gaping mouth, and both hands raised.
This animated yellow square character conveys intense surprise or alarm with wide eyes, raised brows, and hands over its mouth.
A startled cartoon monkey hides a red berry behind its hands, eyes wide with surprise or mischief.
A startled cartoon boy dashes forward, mouth agape and fists clenched, capturing motion and surprise in classic 2D animation style.
This iconic LEGO face captures pure surprise-ideal for memes, comics, or illustrating unexpected moments in play.
A startled cartoon girl dashes forward, her expression full of alarm and her ponytail bouncing mid-sprint.
“Whoa-that’s hot!” This little guy just learned the hard way that steam means serious heat.
A young boy freezes in fear as a menacing shadow looms behind him-a common visual metaphor for childhood anxiety and imaginary threats.
This classic scared emoji captures that moment of sudden dread or anxious anticipation-wide-eyed and teeth-gritted.
When the soufflé collapses and the oven timer’s broken-classic kitchen meltdown moment!
When the coffee spills *and* the deadline hits-this is your face.
A cartoon woman overwhelmed with stress or surprise, hands pressed to her face, eyes wide and sweat visible-perfect for illustrating emotional reactions.
A classic mid-century pop art depiction of surprise or alarm, rendered in bold black-and-white linework.
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