Selling It Right Mock Exam 1

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1. A store operates for a month while no one connected to the licence holds Selling It Right. What is this?

   1. An offence under the Act
   2. A minor paperwork issue with no consequence
   3. A breach of federal law only, not of B.C. law
   4. A matter only for the store's insurance company

2. What is the most cannabis a B.C. store may sell to a patron in one transaction?

   1. 1,000 g of dried cannabis or the equivalent
   2. 30 g of dried cannabis or the equivalent
   3. 15 g of dried cannabis or the equivalent
   4. No limit if the patron is a regular

3. What is the THC cut-off for the roadside oral fluid screening test?

   1. 30 ng per mL
   2. 2 ng per mL
   3. 0.08 per cent
   4. 500 ng per mL

4. During what hours may a store's staff or a delivery service deliver cannabis?

   1. Between 7 a.m. and midnight
   2. Between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m.
   3. Between noon and 8 p.m. only
   4. At any time of day or night

5. A store employee cannot complete a delivery. What must happen to the order?

   1. Leave it at a neighbour's door
   2. Return it to the store the same day
   3. Keep it in the car until tomorrow
   4. Deliver it to another customer instead

6. What can police do with a person intoxicated from cannabis in a public place?

   1. Only give them a written warning
   2. Fine the store that sold it
   3. Arrest them without a warrant
   4. Nothing, cannabis is legal in B.C.

7. A staff member sees a patron bring unlicensed, illicit cannabis into the store. What must happen?

   1. Ignore it, as long as the patron also buys something legal
   2. Ask the patron to leave and record the incident
   3. Buy it from the patron for disposal
   4. Let the patron keep it out of sight

8. How long does B.C. say you should wait after using cannabis before driving?

   1. Exactly one hour after any type of use
   2. There is no standard or safe waiting time
   3. Exactly 30 minutes after the last puff
   4. Until the smell of cannabis has gone away

9. How long must a cannabis retail store keep its required records?

   1. 6 years from when each record is made
   2. Only until the licence is renewed
   3. 30 days from when each record is made
   4. 1 year from when each record is made

10. Why is illicit cannabis riskier than legal cannabis?

    1. It always contains less THC than legal cannabis does
    2. It is tested more often by Health Canada inspectors
    3. It comes with clearer dosing labels than legal products
    4. It may contain pesticides or mould, and false THC claims

11. When an LCRB inspector arrives, what must the licensee do?

    1. Ask the inspector to book a time to return next week
    2. Close the store to customers for the rest of the day
    3. Call a lawyer and keep the door closed until they arrive
    4. Let the inspector in right away and produce records

12. What is the lowest price a store may charge a patron for cannabis bought from the government?

    1. The lower of its cost and today's wholesale price
    2. The price set in writing by the store's landlord
    3. Any price, including giving the product away free
    4. Half of the current wholesale price, at minimum

13. Besides store staff, which group must complete Selling It Right?

    1. Municipal staff who review licences
    2. Truck drivers for liquor wholesalers
    3. Customers who buy more than 15 grams in a single visit
    4. People who market non-medical cannabis

14. How much more likely are drivers with over 5 ng/mL THC to cause a fatal crash?

    1. About 10 per cent more likely
    2. About half as likely
    3. Nearly five times as likely
    4. No more likely at all

15. Which kind of store sign is not allowed?

    1. A sign stating that minors are not allowed inside
    2. A sign urging customers to get as high as possible
    3. A sign showing the store's opening and closing hours
    4. A sign telling customers that cameras are in use

16. Which cannabis plant may a store not sell?

    1. A plant sold with its pot
    2. A plant that is budding or flowering
    3. A plant labelled by the producer for outdoor use only
    4. A plant under 30 cm tall

17. What can daily or near-daily cannabis use increase the risk of?

    1. Better long-term memory
    2. Psychosis and schizophrenia
    3. Faster brain development
    4. Lower anxiety and depression

18. A customer is already inside and begins showing clear signs of intoxication. What must staff do?

    1. Offer them a seat until they feel better
    2. Let them stay in the store but stop selling cannabis to them
    3. Let them finish shopping quietly
    4. Not allow the person to remain in the store

19. Who may deliver cannabis for a B.C. retail store?

    1. Only the producer, shipping straight from its facility
    2. Staff, a delivery service or a common carrier
    3. Any friend of the customer who brings a signed note
    4. Only the licensee personally, and never employees

20. How must delivery orders be packed?

    1. So contents are hidden and cannot be removed
    2. In the producer's original shipping boxes, as received
    3. In clear bags so drivers can check each item on the way
    4. Left open so the customer can inspect them at the door

21. A store wants a punch card: buy ten pre-rolls, get a discount. Is this allowed?

    1. Yes, if the discount is under 10 per cent
    2. Yes, as long as it is offered only to adults aged 19 and over
    3. No, loyalty programs of any kind are banned
    4. Yes, if it is advertised in the store only

22. Which event should be recorded as an incident?

    1. A customer asking about prices
    2. A routine delivery from the LDB
    3. A minor attempting to buy cannabis
    4. A staff member starting a shift

23. Which cannabinoid causes the 'high' from cannabis?

    1. Resin
    2. Terpenes
    3. CBD
    4. THC

24. An adult asks a 16-year-old to go into a store and buy cannabis for them. What does the Act say?

    1. Asking a minor to buy for you is prohibited
    2. It is allowed if the minor stays outside the store
    3. It is allowed if the adult pays for it themselves
    4. It is allowed if the adult is the minor's parent

25. How much cannabis concentrate equals the 30 g dried transaction limit?

    1. 15 g
    2. 7.5 g
    3. 30 g
    4. 0.25 g

26. What are the latest permitted hours for a B.C. cannabis store to be open to patrons?

    1. Between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m.
    2. Between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m.
    3. Any hours set by the store
    4. Between 9 a.m. and 2 a.m.

27. Which document must be kept in the retail store?

    1. The building's original deed
    2. The owner's personal tax return
    3. The floor plan approved by the LCRB
    4. Each employee's high school and college transcripts

28. How long is a Selling It Right certificate valid?

    1. For life, as long as you keep working in cannabis
    2. Two years from the date it is issued
    3. One year, renewable once at no cost
    4. Five years from the date it is issued

29. A worker has a cannabis retail certificate from another province. Can they work in a B.C. licensed cannabis store with it?

    1. Yes, for up to six months after moving to B.C.
    2. Yes, all provincial certificates are interchangeable
    3. Yes, if the other certificate has not expired
    4. No, they must pass Selling It Right

30. A 17-year-old tries to buy a cannabis-themed t-shirt but no cannabis. May the store sell it?

    1. No, non-cannabis products can't be sold to minors
    2. Yes, as long as the minor stays near the front door
    3. Yes, because the shirt does not contain any cannabis
    4. Yes, if a parent gives written permission for the sale