CannSell Mock Exam 3

All 25 questions in this test

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1. The 150-metre school rule does not apply to which kind of private school?

   1. One located on the second floor of a mall
   2. One that offers classes only over the Internet
   3. One with fewer than 100 enrolled students
   4. One that is closed during the summer months

2. When reviewing resident comments on a proposed store, which matter may the Registrar consider as public interest?

   1. The personal moral views held by local residents
   2. Protecting youth and limiting their access
   3. Whether nearby businesses fear new competition
   4. Whether the neighbourhood already has enough stores

3. A manager tells a clerk to complete a sale to a visibly impaired regular. What does the standard require?

   1. The clerk should sell and record it as an exception
   2. The clerk may sell if the manager signs the receipt
   3. The clerk should follow the manager to avoid discipline
   4. Employees must act lawfully, so the clerk should still refuse

4. 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

5. What surveillance rule applies to curbside pick-up?

   1. Curbside areas are exempt from all surveillance rules
   2. The curbside area must be captured by store cameras
   3. Video is needed only for curbside orders over 30 grams
   4. Only the licence plate of the customer's car is recorded

6. A customer shows a real-looking ID proving they are 20, with no reason to doubt it. It later proves fake. What protects the clerk?

   1. The fact that the store's camera recorded the sale
   2. The good-faith ID defence in the Act
   3. The customer's verbal promise that the ID was genuine
   4. Nothing, the clerk is automatically guilty of an offence

7. Where must a copy of the Retail Manager Licence be kept?

   1. With the Ontario Cannabis Store's supply records
   2. At the manager's home address, never at the store
   3. At the store, for AGCO inspectors on request
   4. At the AGCO head office in Toronto only

8. How many cannabis plants may be grown at one Ontario residence?

   1. Up to four plants per adult living there
   2. Up to four plants per residence
   3. Up to ten plants per residence
   4. Any number for personal use

9. What is the minimum age to buy, use or possess recreational cannabis in Ontario?

   1. 21
   2. 20
   3. 19
   4. 18

10. If someone does smoke cannabis, which practice should they avoid?

    1. Using a lighter instead of a match
    2. Smoking a smaller amount than usual
    3. Deep inhalation and holding their breath
    4. Smoking outdoors in a private yard

11. May a passenger smoke cannabis in a car that is being driven?

    1. Yes, as long as the driver does not use any
    2. Yes, if all of the car's windows are open
    3. Yes, but only on rural roads with little traffic
    4. No, no one may consume it in a vehicle being driven

12. 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

13. A store holder wants an unlicensed assistant to supervise staff and handle compliance. Is this allowed?

    1. No, those duties require a retail manager licence
    2. Yes, if the assistant has completed CannSell training
    3. Yes, as long as a licensed manager visits once a week
    4. Yes, if the assistant is at least 25 years of age

14. How long must a store keep its surveillance video recordings?

    1. At least 30 days
    2. At least 3 years
    3. At least 24 hours
    4. At least 7 days

15. What is the maximum THC allowed in a single package of a cannabis edible?

    1. 10 milligrams
    2. 100 milligrams
    3. 30 milligrams
    4. 5 milligrams

16. What is the most cannabis a store may sell to one person in a single visit?

    1. 30 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent
    2. 15 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent
    3. 50 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent
    4. No limit, if paid for in separate transactions

17. How does an AGCO monetary penalty compare with other compliance tools?

    1. Always followed by revocation of the licence
    2. More than a warning, less than a suspension
    3. The same as a criminal conviction in court
    4. Less serious than a verbal warning from staff

18. How must every cannabis sale at a store be made?

    1. As a pre-ordered sale
    2. As a recorded sale
    3. As an anonymous sale
    4. As a cash-only sale

19. What do the guidelines say about synthetic cannabis products such as K2 and Spice?

    1. They are recommended for first-time users who are nervous
    2. Avoid them; their effects are more severe
    3. They are legal and sold only by the Ontario Cannabis Store
    4. They are safer because they contain no real THC

20. 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

21. Which method do the guidelines describe as likely the most harmful way to use cannabis?

    1. Eating a labelled edible with a known THC dose
    2. Applying a cannabis topical lotion to the skin
    3. Smoking burnt cannabis, especially mixed with tobacco
    4. Using a dry-herb vaporizer device at home

22. After the AGCO notifies stores of a band council resolution restricting delivery to a reserve, when does the restriction apply?

    1. After one full year
    2. After the next licence renewal
    3. Immediately, on the day of the notice
    4. 30 days after the notice is given

23. A store hires a driver only to deliver online orders. Does the driver need Board-approved training?

    1. Only if the driver also handles cash at the store counter
    2. No, delivery drivers need a licence from Health Canada instead
    3. No, training covers only staff who work inside the store
    4. Yes, delivery staff must complete it too

24. 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

25. What must a store do for its website or app used to sell cannabis?

    1. Require users to upload a selfie with a parent
    2. Allow anyone to browse but stop checkout under 18
    3. Nothing, age rules apply only inside the store
    4. Take reasonable measures to make sure users are at least 19