What is the maximum number of days a violator can be imprisoned under this chapter?

• A. 30 days
• B. 60 days
• C. 100 days
• D. 365 days

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is that penalties for violations in this chapter are fixed as a ceiling on jail time. The chapter sets a maximum number of days a violator can be imprisoned, and the correct choice is the option that matches that upper limit. In practice, a court could impose less time—or convert the sentence to probation or other penalties—but it cannot exceed the cap defined by the chapter. The other options reflect lower limits (or, in some cases, a much higher limit for a different offense), so they don’t represent the maximum allowed under this chapter. So the choice that corresponds to the chapter’s specified ceiling on imprisonment is the correct one.