Core Module Course Block (CMCB) 3 Practice Test

The question tests the quantity-and-time threshold that makes Criminal Sale of a Firearm a first-class felony. Here, the defined trigger is selling 10 or more firearms to another person within one year. Hitting that level signals a pattern of gun distribution, which the statute treats as more serious wrongdoing and elevates the offense to a Class B felony. Why this fits best: 10 firearms to a single recipient within a 12-month period creates a clear, repeatable pattern of substantial firearm transfers, rather than a one-off sale. The other scenarios don’t match the same single-recipient, one-year threshold: selling to multiple people over five years isn’t the same concentrated pattern; clustering 20 firearms in a year lacks the recipient constraint; and 8 firearms in two years doesn’t reach the required quantity or the same timing window.