In some jurisdictions,minors who become ________ cannot void a contract,despite their apparent minority.

A) ratified
B) emancipated
C) abandoned
D) disaffirmed

Once a minor is emancipated, they are legally considered an adult and can enter into contracts without the need for a parent or guardian's consent. However, if the minor is not emancipated, they may not have the legal capacity to void a contract. Therefore, option B is the best choice as it describes a scenario where a minor cannot void a contract despite their apparent minority.