Selling It Right Mock Exam 4

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1. Which combination brings more serious charges?

   1. A legal edible eaten the day before
   2. Over 2.5 ng/mL of THC plus alcohol
   3. Under 1 ng/mL of THC alone
   4. Any CBD with no THC at all

2. 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

3. What is the maximum Criminal Code penalty for driving under the influence of cannabis?

   1. 10 years in prison
   2. 6 months in jail
   3. A $5,000 fine only
   4. 2 years in prison

4. What is the first-contravention penalty range for selling cannabis to someone showing signs of intoxication?

   1. $15,000 to $50,000, or 15 to 90 days
   2. $100 to $500, or a warning
   3. $3,000 to $7,000, or a 3 to 7 day suspension
   4. $25,000 flat, with no suspension

5. 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

6. What rule applies to smell jars in the sales area?

   1. Attached to a case or counter, and not touchable
   2. They may hold cannabis that is later sold to customers
   3. They may be carried to the cash register by customers
   4. Customers may open them to touch and squeeze the bud

7. According to Canada's lower-risk guidelines, who should not use cannabis at all?

   1. Anyone who has already used cannabis at least once before
   2. Anyone over 50 who drinks coffee or tea every morning
   3. Anyone who lives with a roommate who does not use cannabis
   4. Pregnant people and those with a history of psychosis

8. How far from a bus stop must someone be to smoke or vape cannabis?

   1. More than 50 metres
   2. More than 6 metres
   3. There is no distance rule
   4. More than 1 metre

9. Which way of selling cannabis accessories is prohibited?

   1. Selling them behind the counter on request
   2. A self-service display or a dispensing device
   3. Selling them online with age checks
   4. Selling them with a printed receipt

10. To whom must a B.C. cannabis store refuse to sell cannabis?

    1. Only people who fail a police breath test
    2. Only people who admit they have used cannabis
    3. Only people intoxicated by alcohol, not drugs
    4. Anyone intoxicated or showing signs of intoxication

11. When must payment for a delivery order be received?

    1. After the customer tries the product
    2. At the door, in cash
    3. Within 30 days by invoice
    4. Before the order leaves the store

12. How does the LCRB describe violent or disorderly conduct?

    1. Any group of more than three people shopping together
    2. Behaviour that makes a reasonable person fear for safety
    3. Any customer who complains about prices or product choice
    4. Any conversation that is louder than normal speaking voice

13. 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

14. How much cannabis beverage equals the 30 g dried limit?

    1. 570 g, which is about two cans
    2. 30 g, a single small sample can
    3. 2,100 g, which is about six cans
    4. 17,100 g, about 48 cans of 355 mL

15. 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

16. Where must home-grown cannabis plants not be visible from?

    1. The grower's own kitchen
    2. Public places such as streets and parks
    3. The inside of the grower's garage
    4. A neighbour's private backyard on the other side of the fence

17. 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

18. A first-time customer asks how to avoid a bad experience. What does B.C. guidance suggest?

    1. Take a second dose right away
    2. Mix it with a drink to feel it faster
    3. Start with a concentrate, since it gives better value per gram
    4. Start with a low dose or a low-THC product

19. 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

20. Two adults share a house. How many non-medical cannabis plants may they grow there?

    1. Ten in total for the household
    2. Four in total for the household
    3. Two each, so four in total
    4. Four each, so eight in total

21. 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

22. How does the LCRB decide whether a contravention is a second contravention?

    1. Same type at the same store within the previous 12 months
    2. Any contravention anywhere in the past 5 years
    3. Any two contraventions in the same week
    4. Only if a court has convicted the licensee

23. Which store name would break LCRB branding rules?

    1. Green Cross Cannabis Dispensary
    2. Main Street Cannabis Company
    3. Northside Cannabis Boutique
    4. Harbour View Cannabis Store

24. The LCRB posts a suspension sign on a store's door. What must the licensee do?

    1. Cover it with a sale banner
    2. Remove it once regular customers have had a chance to see it
    3. Move it inside, out of public view
    4. Leave it up, unaltered, until the period ends

25. How much dried cannabis may an adult carry in a public place in B.C.?

    1. Any amount bought legally
    2. Up to 30 grams or the equivalent
    3. Up to 100 grams or the equivalent
    4. Up to 5 grams or the equivalent

26. May a store keep extra cannabis inventory in an off-site warehouse?

    1. No, off-site storage is not permitted
    2. Yes, for up to 30 days
    3. Yes, if the LDB approves it
    4. Yes, if the warehouse is locked

27. Which of these counts as primary ID?

    1. A store rewards card in the person's name
    2. A university or college student card that has the person's photo
    3. A credit card with the person's signature
    4. A driver's licence showing photo and date of birth

28. Who can restrict cannabis smoking or growing in a rented unit or strata?

    1. Landlords and strata corporations
    2. Only the cannabis store that sold the product
    3. Only the RCMP and local police officers
    4. No one, because adults may always smoke at home

29. 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.

30. 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