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What does the word 'null' mean in a legal context?
What does the word 'null' mean in a legal context?
- legally acceptable but rare
- legally void and ineffective (correct)
- legally approved but uncommon
- legally valid and effective
What is the meaning of the word 'opine'?
What is the meaning of the word 'opine'?
- to reject an opinion
- to openly express an opinion (correct)
- to keep an opinion secret
- to ignore an opinion
What does the word 'ornate' describe?
What does the word 'ornate' describe?
- something highly detailed or decorated (correct)
- something old and outdated
- something new and modern
- something simple and plain
What is the meaning of the word 'pinnacle'?
What is the meaning of the word 'pinnacle'?
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What does the word 'obsolete' describe?
What does the word 'obsolete' describe?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary
- Null: legally void and ineffective
- Obsolete: no longer used; rare or uncommon
- Opine: to openly express an opinion
- Pinnacle: highest level or degree
- Ornate: highly detailed or decorated
Sentence Examples
- A government can declare a marriage null if the couple didn't sign official documentation
- Someone can opine about a policy at a company meeting, expressing their opinion openly
- Ornate silverware at a restaurant can be very valuable
- In classical music, composers like Beethoven and Mozart represent the pinnacle
- Historians thought cassette players would be obsolete by now, but some can still be found in pawn shops
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Test your vocabulary skills with this quiz on SAT-level words, including null, obsolete, opine, pinnacle, and ornate. Identify the correct usage of each word in a sentence.
