What is the range of the oxidation states shown by nitrogen in its oxides?

What is the range of the oxidation states shown by nitrogen in its oxides? Correct Answer +1 to +5

Nitrogen in the ground state has a valency of 3 in its ground state and it has a valency of 5 in its excited state. Hence, it forms oxides with a wide range of oxidation states where the oxidation states vary from +1 to +5.
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