Core Module Course Block (CMCB) 3 Practice Test 2026 - Free CMCB 3 Practice Questions and Study Guide

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Criminal Sale of Marijuana 5th Degree is defined as selling what amount or item?

More than 16 ounces

2 grams or less; or One cigarette containing marijuana

This question tests how the offense is defined by the amount of marijuana involved. For the 5th-degree sale, the law targets the smallest quantities, specifically selling 2 grams or less of marijuana, or a single marijuana cigarette. That threshold distinguishes this degree from more serious offenses.

Selling more than that threshold moves you into a higher offense level with harsher penalties, which is why the other options describe larger amounts or different circumstances. The fact of selling to someone under 18 can lead to additional penalties, but it isn’t the defining quantity-based trigger for the 5th-degree category.

More than 25 grams

More than 4 ounces; or Selling to a person younger than 18 years old

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