Selling It Right Practice Test 1

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1. 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

2. What is the B.C. Administrative Driving Prohibition for a blood THC over 5 ng/mL within 2 hours of driving?

   1. An immediate 90-day driving prohibition
   2. A written warning for a first offence
   3. An immediate 3-day driving prohibition
   4. A $50 ticket with no other penalty or suspension of any kind

3. A producer offers store staff vouchers for free cannabis for personal use. What applies?

   1. Staff may each accept up to two vouchers per year
   2. Licensees may not accept product vouchers for staff
   3. Vouchers are allowed for managers but not budtenders
   4. Vouchers are allowed if they are used off-site

4. A patron asked to leave last night comes back this morning. What must the licensee do?

   1. Serve them, since a new day has started
   2. Ask them to sign a good-behaviour form
   3. Ban them for one week, then serve them
   4. Ensure a peace officer is notified

5. What is the most cannabis a B.C. store may sell to a patron in one transaction?

   1. 1,000 g of dried cannabis or the equivalent
   2. 30 g of dried cannabis or the equivalent
   3. 15 g of dried cannabis or the equivalent
   4. No limit if the patron is a regular

6. 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

7. What must every cannabis retail store display in the retail sales area?

   1. A list of the store's top-selling brands
   2. A copy of every employee's certificate
   3. At least one LCRB social responsibility poster
   4. The store's daily sales total

8. What is the maximum court fine for a corporation convicted of selling cannabis to a minor?

   1. $10,000
   2. $1,000,000
   3. $50,000
   4. $2,000

9. 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.

10. Which details must a store's training records include for each certified worker?

    1. Name, home address and date of birth
    2. The person's exam score and the number of attempts they used
    3. Name and the date of the job interview
    4. Name, certificate number and expiry date

11. What penalty can a parent face for knowingly letting a minor consume cannabis at home?

    1. A fine up to $10,000 or up to six months in jail
    2. A warning letter for a first offence only
    3. A fine of $100 with no possibility of jail for any parent
    4. Nothing, since parents may decide at home

12. May customers try cannabis inside the retail store?

    1. Yes, after buying it at the counter
    2. Yes, in a separate tasting room
    3. No, cannabis must not be consumed in the store
    4. Yes, but only edibles, since they produce no smoke at all

13. 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

14. What is the penalty range for unlawful sale of cannabis by a licensee?

    1. $1,000 to $3,000, or a 1 to 3 day suspension
    2. $15,000 to $50,000, or a 15 to 90 day suspension
    3. A warning letter for a first time
    4. $3,000 to $7,000, or a 3 to 7 day suspension

15. Can a 17-year-old be hired to ride along in the store's delivery vehicle?

    1. Yes, as long as a certified adult is the one driving
    2. Yes, as long as they never touch the cannabis products
    3. Yes, but only during school holidays and on weekends
    4. No, minors cannot work anywhere tied to the business

16. 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

17. 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

18. 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

19. What test may police require first if they suspect cannabis impairment?

    1. A breath alcohol test only
    2. A Standard Field Sobriety Test
    3. A written knowledge test
    4. An eye chart vision test at the side of the road

20. 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

21. Where is smoking or vaping cannabis not allowed?

    1. In a designated smoking area that meets the rules
    2. At playgrounds, sports fields and skate parks
    3. In a privately owned home with the owner's permission
    4. In a private backyard away from neighbours' windows

22. What is the highest value a cannabis store may put on a prepaid purchase card?

    1. $300
    2. $50
    3. $1,000
    4. Any value the customer chooses

23. What must a store's product range include?

    1. Only the cheapest product available in each class
    2. A representative selection from various producers
    3. Only products from one preferred producer it chooses
    4. Only products grown by small B.C. craft producers

24. May a passenger smoke cannabis in a car that is parked on a public road?

    1. Yes, as long as the engine is turned off
    2. Yes, as long as all the windows are open
    3. No, consuming in a vehicle is banned even when parked
    4. Yes, as long as the driver does not use any

25. A corporation holds a cannabis retail store licence. Who must hold Selling It Right on its behalf?

    1. An authorized signing officer of the corporation
    2. Every shareholder of the corporation
    3. The landlord who owns the store building
    4. No one, since a corporation cannot take training

26. 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

27. 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

28. 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

29. What is the THC limit for a single package of a legal cannabis edible?

    1. 5 mg
    2. 1,000 mg
    3. 10 mg
    4. 100 mg

30. Who may deliver cannabis for a B.C. retail store?

    1. Only the producer, shipping straight from its facility
    2. Staff, a delivery service or a common carrier
    3. Any friend of the customer who brings a signed note
    4. Only the licensee personally, and never employees