Question

The novel was so engaging that I was completely in the story. Choose the word that best replaces the phrase completely in the story.

• A. isolated
• B. immersed
• C. abandoned
• D. confused

Hint:

“Immersed” means deeply involved or absorbed, often used to describe full attention or engagement.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

The phrase “completely in the story” indicates a state where someone is fully absorbed or engaged in something. The word that best conveys this state of being thoroughly engrossed in the novel is “immersed.”

isolated	This means being separated from others, which does not fit the context.
immersed	Being fully absorbed or engaged, perfectly matching "completely in the story."
abandoned	Means to leave something behind, unrelated to being absorbed in a story.
confused	Indicates a state of uncertainty or lack of understanding, opposite of being deeply engaged.

Thus, the most appropriate word replacing “completely in the story” is “immersed.”