Which sentence correctly uses the word compact as an adjective? Mrs. Stack tightly compacts the brown sugar into a measuring cup. The sleeping bag was compacted into a tight ball by rolling it. Tatum keeps her room very tidy because it is quite small and compact. We are studying the Mayflower Compact in American history.

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Devon Cummings

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21 October, 10:46

Which sentence correctly uses the word compact as an adjective? Mrs. Stack tightly compacts the brown sugar into a measuring cup. The sleeping bag was compacted into a tight ball by rolling it. Tatum keeps her room very tidy because it is quite small and compact. We are studying the Mayflower Compact in American history.

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Jordin Cannon · Answer 1

Tatum keeps her room very tidy because it is quite small and compact.

Explanation:

The adjective compact means "designed to be small in size or economical in operation."

Jace Mccarty · Answer 2

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Tatum keeps her room very tidy because it is quite small and compact.

Explanation:

The adjective compact means "designed to be small in size or economical in operation.