Question $5(1$ point$)$

Facts: A promises B that if B doesn't break any state or federal laws before he is $21$

he will give $B$$$5,000.B$ turns $21$ and has not broken any state or federal laws. What

best describes B$\text{'}$s legal position with respect to enforcing A$\text{'}$s promise to pay?

A has made a promise; therefore he must keep it$.$

$B$ is under a preexisting duty not to break the law; therefore, he has given

nothing of value that would constitute valid consideration for A$\text{'}$s promise.

B has given valid consideration for A$\text{'}$s promise to pay $$5,000.$

None of the above.