CannSell Mock Exam 5

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

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

2. An adult buys cannabis while a teen waits by the door and points at products. What should staff do?

   1. Complete the sale, since the buyer showed valid ID
   2. Ask the teen to wait outside, then finish the sale
   3. Take reasonable steps to stop a purchase for someone under 19
   4. Sell only half the amount to reduce the risk

3. 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

4. What happens when cannabis and alcohol are used together?

   1. Each intensifies the other's effects and impairment
   2. The effects of cannabis start more slowly
   3. Nothing changes compared with either alone
   4. The alcohol cancels out the effects of THC

5. Can a cannabis store sell products through a vending machine?

   1. Yes, but only for accessories after 11 p.m.
   2. Yes, if a licensed manager restocks it daily
   3. Yes, if the machine checks ID electronically
   4. No, dispensing devices are prohibited

6. During what hours may an Ontario cannabis retail store be open to the public?

   1. From 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. on any day
   2. From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on any day
   3. Any hours the municipality allows
   4. From 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on any day

7. Who may hand over cannabis at curbside pick-up next to the store?

   1. The holder or an employee of the holder
   2. A rideshare driver sent by the customer
   3. Any adult customer waiting in line
   4. A security guard from a neighbouring shop

8. If a store destroys unsellable cannabis itself, what is required?

   1. It is filmed and overseen by a licensed manager or operator
   2. Any employee may do it alone after closing time each night
   3. It must be done off-site at the customer's or staff's home
   4. It needs no record or oversight if the amount is small

9. A customer buys 20 g of dried cannabis, pays, then returns to the counter for 15 g more on the same visit. What applies?

   1. The second sale is fine as long as a manager approves it
   2. Both sales are fine because they are separate transactions
   3. The second sale is fine if it is paid with a different card
   4. Refuse the second sale; the visit total would be 35 g

10. 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

11. 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

12. What frequency of use do the guidelines recommend limiting to?

    1. Small amounts spread over every day of the week
    2. Any frequency, as long as the product is legal
    3. Once in the morning and once again at night
    4. Occasional use, such as one day a week or less

13. 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

14. A municipality opted out of cannabis stores in 2019 and later opted in. Can it opt out again?

    1. Yes, by a council vote at any time
    2. Yes, but only before an election year
    3. Yes, if residents sign a petition
    4. No, a decision to allow stores is final

15. A curbside customer who prepaid online appears heavily intoxicated when picking up. What applies?

    1. Do not hand it over; the rule covers distribution
    2. Hand it over, because the sale was completed online earlier
    3. Hand it over if a sober friend signs for the order instead
    4. Hand it over, but only after checking the customer's ID

16. How close to a hospital entrance may a person smoke cannabis?

    1. No closer than 20 metres
    2. No closer than 2 metres
    3. Any distance, outdoors is fine
    4. No closer than 9 metres

17. Which AGCO approval is needed for each individual cannabis store location?

    1. A municipal business licence for cannabis
    2. A federal licence to produce cannabis
    3. A Cannabis Retail Manager Licence
    4. A Cannabis Retail Store Authorization

18. What rule applies to sensory display containers that let customers see and smell cannabis?

    1. They must be locked, tamper-proof and not removable
    2. They may hold free cannabis supplied by a licensed producer
    3. They must be emptied and refilled every hour of business
    4. Customers may open them to touch and smell the product

19. From whom may a person in Ontario legally buy recreational cannabis?

    1. From an online seller in any country
    2. Only from an authorized cannabis retailer
    3. From any adult who grew it at home
    4. From a medical patient with extra supply

20. Can a store operate mainly as a delivery business with little in-store sales?

    1. Yes, if it also holds a separate delivery licence
    2. Yes, if most of its customers live outside the city
    3. Yes, if the store is located inside a shopping mall
    4. No, it may not operate mainly as a delivery business

21. Where may a store deliver cannabis?

    1. To any public park or beach the customer chooses
    2. To a school parking lot after classes have ended
    3. To a bar patio table where the customer is seated
    4. To a residence or private place, such as a hotel room

22. How must each sale transaction be recorded?

    1. Recorded only if paid in cash
    2. Traceable only to the till number
    3. Recorded only for sales over 10 grams
    4. Traceable to the employee who made it

23. A store plans a prize draw open only to customers who buy cannabis. What does federal law say?

    1. Draws offered as a reward for buying are prohibited
    2. Draws are allowed if entry is limited to adults 19+
    3. Draws are allowed if the prize is not cannabis itself
    4. Draws are allowed if the AGCO is notified in advance

24. For purchase limits, how many cannabis plant seeds count as 1 gram of dried cannabis?

    1. 30 seeds
    2. 4 seeds
    3. 1 seed
    4. 10 seeds

25. What does Health Canada say about cannabis use during pregnancy?

    1. THC stays in the mother's body and cannot reach the fetus
    2. THC reaches the fetus and is linked to lower birth weight
    3. Cannabis is recommended to ease nausea in early pregnancy
    4. Only smoked cannabis affects pregnancy; edibles never do