Question

in paragraph 3 of this passage, what clues help you know the meaning of the word immersed?
\got into his bath\
\under the water\
\figure out the volume\
\took up some of the space\
question 5

Explanation:

The word "immersed" means to be submerged or covered in something. In the context of a bath, "got into his bath" implies entering the water, which is related to being immersed. "Under the water" is a more direct description of the state of being immersed. "Figure out the volume" and "took up some of the space" are not directly related to the meaning of "immersed".

Answer:

"Got into his bath" and "Under the water"