A felony of the first degree if the number of items obtained, possessed, transferred, or used is ___ or more.

• A. 10 or more
• B. 50 or more
• C. 5 or more but less than 10
• D. 100 or more

Answer: (B)

When the statute uses a quantity to determine the offense level, hitting that specific count or more triggers a higher degree of crime. For this item, reaching or exceeding fifty items makes the offense a first-degree felony, reflecting the legislature’s view that larger quantities signify greater harm or risk and thus warrant the most serious felony level. If you have fewer than fifty, the offense would fall into a lesser category under the same law. The other numeric thresholds (ten, five to nine, or one hundred and more) correspond to different categories in other contexts, but they do not match the stated cutoff for this statute.