Melinda had so many hobbies that she was feeling anxious. Her teacher suggested that she choose one favorite hobby, such as singing, and immerse herself in just that activity. Then she wouldn't feel so scattered.
Which is the best definition of "immerse"?
O to become deeply involved in something
O to work with others to achieve something
O to reject something because it is upsetting
O to decide whether something is good or bad

To become deeply involved with something.

Explanation:

Using contextual clues, we can infer that this is the correct use of the word "immersed". For example, the teacher suggested that Melinda pick one of her favorite hobbies. By this statement, it isn't likely that Melinda would then "reject [that hobby] because it is upsetting" or "decide whether [that hobby] is good or bad", because we know that she's been advised to pick a topic that is already her favorite. Additionally, it is not logical that immersed means "to work with others to achieve something" because the teacher is asking her to "immerse" herself in just that activity and only that activity. This would imply that Melinda would be doing this alone, and there is not much to be achieved of singing outside of recreational purposes. Lastly, immersed does indeed mean "to become deeply involved in something". None of the answers make logical sense due to the context given, and this one fits the best.

mrs. wright was trapped in her marriage, and could not escape it

*meditation

*music

*reading

*playing games

*going out to eat