What felony class covers willfully and maliciously damaging real or personal property of another by use of an explosive or incendiary device?

• A. Class G felony
• B. Class D felony
• C. Class H felony
• D. Class B felony

Answer: (A)

This scenario tests how felony classifications reflect the seriousness of using a weapon to damage property. Deliberately damaging someone else’s real or personal property with an explosive or incendiary device is treated as a serious property crime because it involves a dangerous instrument and intent to cause substantial harm. In this jurisdiction, that level of offense is designated as Class G, which sits higher than simple property damage but below the most severe felonies. The other classes would apply to different levels or types of offenses, so they don’t fit this specific situation.