What are the crimes and penalties established by the Brazilian Law 11.343/06 - Drug Law? Import, export, send, prepare, produce, manufacture, acqui...

What are the crimes and penalties established by the Brazilian Law 11.343/06 - Drug Law?
Import, export, send, prepare, produce, manufacture, acquire, sell, offer, have in deposit, transport, bring with oneself, keep, prescribe, administer, deliver for consumption or supply DRUGS, even if free of charge, without authorization or in disagreement with legal or regulatory determination
Import, export, send, produce, manufacture, acquire, sell, offer, supply, have in deposit, transport, bring with oneself or keep, even if free of charge, without authorization or in disagreement with legal or regulatory determination, raw material, input or chemical product intended for the preparation of drugs
Sow, cultivate or harvest, without authorization or in disagreement with legal or regulatory determination, PLANTS that constitute raw material for the preparation of drugs
Use a PLACE or PROPERTY of any nature of which one has ownership, possession, administration, custody or surveillance, or consent that others use it, even if free of charge, without authorization or in disagreement with legal or regulatory determination, for the illicit trafficking of drugs
Sell or deliver drugs or raw material, input or chemical product intended for the preparation of drugs, without authorization or in disagreement with legal or regulatory determination, to an undercover police officer, when reasonable evidence of pre-existing criminal conduct is present.
The drug law only punishes the import and export of drugs.
The drug law does not provide for penalties for the cultivation of plants that are raw material for the preparation of drugs.
The drug law provides for the possibility of reducing the penalties for privileged trafficking, provided that the agent is a repeat offender.
The drug law does not provide for penalties for the use of a place or property for the illicit trafficking of drugs.
The drug law provides for the possibility of reducing the penalties for privileged trafficking, provided that the agent is a first-time offender, has a good record, and did not commit the crime for financial gain.
a) 1, 2, and 3 are correct.
b) 2, 3, and 4 are correct.
c) 1, 3, and 5 are correct.
d) 1, 2, and 4 are correct.
e) 2, 4, and 5 are correct.