Question

Primary \'prī-mer-ē, 'prī-mə-rē, 'prīm-rē\ adj. First or highest in rank or importance; chief; principal adj. First in time, first in order in any series adj. As in primary education, the first three or four years of school adj. Firsthand; direct n. Something that is first in order, rank, or importance n. (Politics) election where candidates are chosen Which sentence below uses definition 1 of primary? A. The team's primary goal was to win the championship. B. He is a mechanic, so he has primary knowledge of cars. C. Lewis and I plan on volunteering at the primary school. D. Voting for the state primary will begin Monday morning.

Answer 1

Answer:

A. The team's primary goal was to win the championship.

Explanation:

Here, what you mean is to say that this particular goal was the most important one; everything else was secondary.

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A.  = chief/principal   (adjective)

B.  = firsthand  (adjective)

C.  = first in order  (adjective)

D. =  an election  (noun)   <<  definitely not this

Answer 2

Answer:

D,

State Primary refer to someone with high rank, usually voted during the State Primary Election