Question

Which of the following sentences uses the word "converged" correctly?

The reporters converged the story to make it more interesting to their readers.

Because of an accident on the road, all of the cars converged into one lane.

He converged on the couch after a long afternoon of football practice.

She converged with her friends about a new store in the mall.

Answer 1

B. im pretty sure

Answer 2

makes the most sense with the definition of the word "converged"

Answer 3

I agree, B seems like the right answer

Answer 4

@ilovebmth1234 thats what I was thinking it was (:

Answer 5

then you where thinking correctly :D

Answer 6

here's the other question:

Answer 7

What is the meaning of the word "accumulation" as it is used in the following sentence?

Sequins and sparkles flew everywhere as the accumulation of ten years' worth of dance costumes finally exploded from her tightly packed closet.

misplaced group
unknown type
collected amount
demonstrated skill

Answer 8

alright

Answer 9

ac·cu·mu·la·tion
əˌkyo͞om(y)əˈlāSH(ə)n/
noun
noun: accumulation

the acquisition or gradual gathering of something.
"the accumulation of wealth"

Answer 10

C. i think

Answer 11

@ilovebmth1234 thanks (:

Answer 12

your welcome XD

Answer 13

any more?

Answer 14

@ilovebmth1234 yeah.. one sec

Answer 15

Which word and definition match?

crucial—necessary
haughty—modest
prescribed—expected
resolution—problem

Answer 16

im gonna take a guess B.

Answer 17

haughty is sort of like arrogant, so its not B

Answer 18

i dont know this one im sorry

Answer 19

no worries

Answer 20

its probably a

Answer 21

@ilovebmth1234 @TheCheesyTaco thanks (:

Answer 22

np @celinegirl

Answer 23

anything else you need help with?

Answer 24

@ilovebmth1234 that was the last one(:

Answer 25

okay :3