CannSell Mock Exam 1

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1. When may cannabis be taken out of a store's inventory for delivery?

   1. At any time, if it is logged in the POS system
   2. Only after an order has been placed with that store
   3. Each morning, to stock the delivery vehicle in advance
   4. Whenever a driver expects orders in an area

2. Which task requires a Cannabis Retail Manager Licence?

   1. Checking ID at the front entrance of the store each shift
   2. Explaining product labels and THC levels to a customer
   3. Having authority to buy cannabis or make job offers
   4. Restocking shelves from the secure storage room daily

3. Which cannabinoid causes the 'high' associated with cannabis?

   1. Terpenes in the flower
   2. CBD (cannabidiol)
   3. THC (delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol)
   4. Chlorophyll in the leaves

4. What maximum AGCO monetary penalty can a store face for selling cannabis to someone under 19?

   1. Up to $1,500
   2. Up to $15,000
   3. Up to $100,000
   4. Up to $8,000

5. A corporation commits an offence under the Act. Who else can be found guilty?

   1. A director or officer who took part in it
   2. Every customer who bought from the store that day
   3. The OCS employee who shipped the product to the store
   4. Only the most junior employee working on that shift

6. During what hours may an authorized store deliver cannabis?

   1. Noon to 9 p.m. only, and never on holidays
   2. 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., while the store is open
   3. At any hour, as long as the order was prepaid
   4. 7 a.m. to midnight on any day of the week

7. A product is recalled. What must the store do?

   1. Stop selling it and return it securely through the OCS
   2. Give the recalled product away to staff members
   3. Keep selling it until the next monthly inventory count
   4. Sell the remaining stock quickly at a lower price

8. How long must a store keep employee training records and background check results?

   1. At least ten years
   2. Until the employee quits
   3. At least six months
   4. At least three years

9. How much dried cannabis may an adult carry in public in Ontario?

   1. Any amount bought legally
   2. Up to 60 grams or the equivalent
   3. Up to 5 grams or the equivalent
   4. Up to 30 grams or the equivalent

10. Which sign may suggest a customer is impaired by cannabis?

    1. Clear speech and steady, quick movements
    2. Paying with exact change in cash
    3. Asking detailed questions about THC levels
    4. Confusion, drowsiness and slowed reactions

11. What is the minimum age for anyone employed in an Ontario cannabis retail store?

    1. 19
    2. 17
    3. 16
    4. 18

12. Before a store's authorization is cancelled, what must happen to unsold cannabis?

    1. It must be sold, transferred or destroyed
    2. It may be sold privately to former customers
    3. It may be kept by the owner for personal use
    4. It may be stored in the empty store indefinitely

13. Can store advertising associate cannabis with medicine or health benefits?

    1. No, health or medical associations are banned
    2. Yes, if the product is high in CBD and low in THC
    3. Yes, but only on the store's own website or app
    4. Yes, if a licensed pharmacist reviews the ad first

14. How should cannabis be stored at home, according to Health Canada?

    1. In a clear jar on the kitchen counter for easy checking
    2. In the fridge next to regular snacks and drinks at home
    3. In its child-resistant package, out of children's reach
    4. Out of its package, so the product stays fresh longer

15. Which cannabinoid is not intoxicating but still has effects on the body?

    1. THC
    2. Delta-9
    3. Resin
    4. CBD

16. Under federal law, how much cannabis may a young person possess before it becomes an offence?

    1. No more than 30 grams of dried cannabis or equivalent
    2. No more than 5 grams of dried cannabis or equivalent
    3. Any amount, if it was bought legally by a parent
    4. No more than 1 gram of dried cannabis or equivalent

17. Within what time must a prosecution for an offence under the Cannabis Licence Act begin?

    1. Within two years of the offence
    2. Within 30 days of the offence
    3. Within six months of the offence
    4. At any time, there is no limit

18. What effect can cannabis have on heart rate and blood pressure?

    1. Neither heart rate nor blood pressure changes
    2. Heart rate falls and blood pressure rises
    3. Heart rate rises and blood pressure can drop
    4. Both heart rate and blood pressure rise sharply

19. When must a new cannabis store employee finish AGCO Board-approved training?

    1. Within 30 days after their first shift
    2. Only before they work at the cash register alone
    3. Before their first scheduled shift in the store
    4. Before their first annual performance review

20. Which method of destroying cannabis is not acceptable?

    1. Using a third party with a destruction certificate
    2. Burning it where staff breathe the smoke
    3. Rendering it unusable under environmental law
    4. Following municipal and federal disposal rules

21. Which item from a licensed producer may be acceptable as nominal value?

    1. Paid travel to a trade show
    2. A branded t-shirt or hat
    3. A point-of-sale terminal
    4. A new display refrigerator

22. Which of these people must also complete approved training under the regulation?

    1. A person providing security services for the store
    2. A landlord who owns the building but never works there
    3. A customer who joins an in-store education session
    4. A sales representative visiting from a licensed producer

23. Which condition causes repeated severe nausea and vomiting in some long-term cannabis users?

    1. Delayed edible onset syndrome
    2. Cannabis withdrawal tremor syndrome
    3. Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome
    4. Terpene sensitivity disorder

24. What is the most dried cannabis a customer may buy in a single online order?

    1. 15 grams, about half an ounce
    2. 60 grams, about two ounces
    3. No limit for online orders
    4. 30 grams, about one ounce

25. A customer says they took too much and feel very unwell. Which resource does Health Canada list?

    1. The licensed producer's customer hotline only
    2. Waiting it out at home and drinking more water
    3. The AGCO's licensing and registration call centre
    4. 1-844-POISON-X, 9-1-1 or the nearest hospital