Selling It Right Mock Exam 2

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1. Which practice lowers risk for someone who chooses to smoke cannabis?

   1. Avoid inhaling deeply or holding the breath
   2. Mix it with tobacco to reduce THC
   3. Smoke daily in small amounts
   4. Hold the smoke in the lungs for as long as possible each time

2. May an adult smoke cannabis in a municipal or provincial park?

   1. Yes, as long as no children are present nearby
   2. Yes, anywhere in any park in the province
   3. No, except some designated areas and campsites
   4. Yes, but only after dark when parks are quiet

3. 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

4. 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

5. What is the first-contravention penalty range for accepting a prohibited inducement?

   1. $15,000 to $50,000, or 15 to 90 days
   2. $7,000 to $11,000, or a 7 to 11 day suspension
   3. $500 to $1,000, or a written warning
   4. No penalty at all for a first contravention

6. A delivery service driver brings orders to customers for a cannabis store. What training is required?

   1. Only a Class 5 licence and a clean driving record
   2. None, because delivery happens outside the store
   3. A Serving It Right liquor certificate is enough
   4. The driver must hold a Selling It Right certificate

7. After enforcement action, what may the general manager publish?

   1. The licensee's name, the contravention and the action
   2. The home addresses of all employees at the store
   3. Nothing, since enforcement in B.C. is always private
   4. The store's full customer list and purchase history

8. How quickly can the effects of inhaled cannabis begin?

   1. Only after a full day
   2. After 30 minutes to 2 hours
   3. After about 4 hours
   4. Within seconds to minutes

9. May a store hand out free cannabis samples to customers?

   1. Yes, if the customer also buys another product
   2. No, samples may not go to patrons or the public
   3. Yes, up to 3.5 g for each customer per visit
   4. Yes, but only on the store's yearly anniversary

10. A customer wants to buy chips and a soft drink with their cannabis. What applies?

    1. They may be sold, but to adults 19 and over only
    2. They may be sold if priced at the store's cost
    3. They may be sold online, but not at the counter
    4. Snacks and drinks may not be sold there

11. What kind of sales strategy is prohibited?

    1. One based on fair prices posted for every product
    2. One that offers a wide range of brands and classes
    3. One likely to encourage excessive or dangerous use
    4. One that explains product labels to each customer

12. A licensee holds two store licences. How must records be kept?

    1. Only at the head office
    2. One combined set for both stores
    3. A separate set for each licence
    4. Only for the busier store

13. Which is a delivery service driver not allowed to do at the customer's door?

    1. Offer to sell extra products
    2. Hand over the sealed order
    3. Check the recipient's ID
    4. Get the recipient's signature

14. When must a store's security cameras be recording?

    1. Only during business hours
    2. Only when the alarm is triggered
    3. At all times, including when closed
    4. Only when cannabis is being delivered to or from the store

15. A customer shows an expired foreign passport and a credit card. The photo clearly matches. What does LCRB guidance say?

    1. It may be accepted if readable and the ID criteria are met
    2. Foreign ID can never be used in B.C. stores
    3. It is valid only if a manager signs a waiver for that customer
    4. It must always be refused because it is expired

16. When may staff open the original packaging of cannabis?

    1. To fill a smell or touch jar that is never sold
    2. Never, under any circumstances or for any reason
    3. Whenever a customer asks to look at the product closely
    4. To sell a smaller portion to a customer on a budget

17. 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

18. Who is the wholesale distributor of non-medical cannabis in B.C.?

    1. Each local municipal government
    2. The BC Liquor Distribution Branch
    3. The LCRB's inspection division
    4. Health Canada's licensing branch

19. For a licensee with one store, what is the yearly cap on hospitality from marketing licensees?

    1. $1,500 per calendar year
    2. $150 per calendar year
    3. There is no limit at all
    4. $5,000 per calendar year

20. What does B.C. say about driving after using CBD?

    1. It is not generally known to impair, but check first
    2. It always causes impairment, just like THC does
    3. It is banned for all drivers under any circumstances
    4. It doubles the effect of any alcohol in the blood

21. Where indoors is smoking or vaping cannabis prohibited?

    1. In a private bedroom of the owner's own home
    2. In workplaces and common areas of apartments
    3. In a parked motor home used as a residence
    4. In a privately owned house with no tenants

22. Which method of destroying cannabis does the LCRB give as an example?

    1. Shred it, make a sludge with water, add cat litter
    2. Burn it in a metal bin in the store's back room
    3. Give it to staff members to take home and use
    4. Flush it down the staff sink in small amounts each day

23. Which marking on a cannabis product shows it is legal in B.C.?

    1. A handwritten batch number
    2. A store's own price label
    3. A green provincial excise stamp
    4. A red maple leaf sticker

24. 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

25. How long can it take to feel the full effect of an edible, according to B.C.?

    1. Only the next day
    2. Up to four hours
    3. About five minutes
    4. Exactly 30 minutes

26. 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

27. Which detail belongs in an incident record?

    1. Names of employees who witnessed it
    2. The customer's favourite products
    3. The weather forecast for the week
    4. The store's monthly profit

28. 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

29. Can a cannabis store serve customers through a drive-through window?

    1. Yes, if staff check two pieces of ID at the window
    2. Yes, but only after 9 p.m. when the store is quiet
    3. No, handing items through a window is banned
    4. Yes, but only for orders placed online in advance

30. What waiting time do Canada's lower-risk guidelines recommend before driving after cannabis?

    1. At least 6 hours
    2. At least 2 hours
    3. At least 30 minutes
    4. At least 1 hour