Explanation:

- Valid: The gift remains effective and enforceable. It retains its legality and binding nature even after the donor's death, provided there was acceptance before death.

- Voidable: The gift is initially valid but can be annulled under certain conditions. This doesn't typically apply to gifts after the donor's death.

- Void: The gift is considered null from the start if the donor dies before acceptance. This means it has no legal effect or consequences, as acceptance is necessary for completion.

- None: This option means that none of the given choices applies to the situation, but this is not relevant here.

Correct Answer: Option:3 - Void