Question

i try to immerse or absorb myself in painting, spending most of my time making art. recently, i’ve immersed or completely occupied myself in creating exciting paintings to improve my artistic skills. other activities could distract me, so i try to avoid them; instead, i am immersing or keeping my every thought on my brush strokes! i hope that one day my paintings will hang on museum walls so others can immerse or surround themselves by the art i’ve produced!
quiz: what happens when you immerse yourself in something?
a. you hide inside it because you are scared of something.
b. you wear it weekly because you like the way it looks on you.
c. you become completely engaged in—and fascinated by—it.
definition
memory hook
mermaid house
for the mermaid to get to her house underwater, she must immerse herself into the sea, plunging deep within.

Explanation:

The passage describes the author spending most of their time on painting, avoiding distractions, and focusing on brush strokes, showing full engagement. Option a is about hiding due to fear (not related to the passage's context of art - making), option b is about wearing something weekly (irrelevant to immersion in an activity), while option c matches the idea of being fully engaged and fascinated as seen in the author's dedication to painting.

Answer:

c. You become completely engaged in—and fascinated by—it.