Selling It Right Practice Test 2

All 30 questions in this test

Every question and its answer choices. The correct answers and explanations appear when you take the test above.

1. Which cannabinoid causes the 'high' from cannabis?

   1. Resin
   2. Terpenes
   3. CBD
   4. THC

2. How long must security camera recordings be kept?

   1. At least 30 days
   2. At least 24 hours
   3. At least 6 years
   4. At least 7 days

3. May an adult smoke cannabis in a municipal or provincial park?

   1. Yes, as long as no children are present nearby
   2. Yes, anywhere in any park in the province
   3. No, except some designated areas and campsites
   4. Yes, but only after dark when parks are quiet

4. Besides sales records, what register must a store maintain?

   1. A register of the home addresses of all staff members
   2. A register of cannabis purchased and received
   3. A register of competitors' prices checked each week
   4. A register of every customer's full name and address

5. Who must hold Selling It Right before selling cannabis in a B.C. retail store?

   1. Only staff who work more than 20 hours a week at the store
   2. Only staff who handle cash at the counter
   3. Only the store manager on each shift
   4. Every adult involved in selling cannabis there

6. When may staff open the original packaging of cannabis?

   1. To fill a smell or touch jar that is never sold
   2. Never, under any circumstances or for any reason
   3. Whenever a customer asks to look at the product closely
   4. To sell a smaller portion to a customer on a budget

7. A producer's rep offers a budtender $200 cash to recommend the producer's brand. What does the Act say?

   1. It is fine if it is under $500
   2. It is fine if the store manager agrees
   3. The budtender must not accept it
   4. It is fine if declared on a tax return

8. A customer looks young and says they left their ID at home. What does LCRB guidance recommend?

   1. Sell, if another customer in line vouches for them
   2. Sell a smaller amount than requested, to be safe
   3. Refuse the sale if there is any doubt about age
   4. Sell, as long as they can state their birth date

9. Besides store staff, which group must complete Selling It Right?

   1. Municipal staff who review licences
   2. Truck drivers for liquor wholesalers
   3. Customers who buy more than 15 grams in a single visit
   4. People who market non-medical cannabis

10. For a licensee with one store, what is the yearly cap on hospitality from marketing licensees?

    1. $1,500 per calendar year
    2. $150 per calendar year
    3. There is no limit at all
    4. $5,000 per calendar year

11. When must a store's security cameras be recording?

    1. Only during business hours
    2. Only when the alarm is triggered
    3. At all times, including when closed
    4. Only when cannabis is being delivered to or from the store

12. Which rule applies to delivery persons and carriers working for a store?

    1. No minors as drivers or as passengers
    2. They must be at least 25 years old with five years' driving
    3. They must be employees of the Liquor Distribution Branch
    4. They may bring family members along if they stay in the car

13. 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

14. A customer is already inside and begins showing clear signs of intoxication. What must staff do?

    1. Offer them a seat until they feel better
    2. Let them stay in the store but stop selling cannabis to them
    3. Let them finish shopping quietly
    4. Not allow the person to remain in the store

15. Above what blood THC level can a driver face charges?

    1. Over 50 ng per mL of blood
    2. Over 100 ng per mL of blood
    3. Over 20 ng per mL of blood
    4. Over 2 ng per mL of blood

16. A customer says a friend took too much and feels very unwell. Which resource can you point to?

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

17. 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

18. 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

19. Does the ban on supplying cannabis to intoxicated people apply only to stores?

    1. No, but only after 11 p.m.
    2. Yes, it applies only to licensed retailers
    3. Yes, it applies only to government stores
    4. No, no person may supply cannabis to them

20. 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

21. How much more likely are drivers with over 5 ng/mL THC to cause a fatal crash?

    1. About 10 per cent more likely
    2. About half as likely
    3. Nearly five times as likely
    4. No more likely at all

22. Which marking on a cannabis product shows it is legal in B.C.?

    1. A handwritten batch number
    2. A store's own price label
    3. A green provincial excise stamp
    4. A red maple leaf sticker

23. Where may a delivery service (not store staff) hand over cannabis?

    1. At a bus stop near the patron
    2. At any public park or beach the patron chooses to meet at
    3. Only at the B.C. address the patron gave
    4. Immediately outside the store

24. Why may a private store not use branding that resembles the government's BC Cannabis Stores?

    1. Because private stores need no branding
    2. Because private stores are not allowed to use any branding
    3. It could be confused with government branding
    4. Only because of trademark fees

25. How many pieces of ID does the regulation describe for confirming a person is not a minor?

    1. Three, including a utility bill
    2. Two: one primary and one secondary
    3. One, plus a verbal date of birth
    4. One government photo ID only

26. 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

27. A 17-year-old tries to buy a cannabis-themed t-shirt but no cannabis. May the store sell it?

    1. No, non-cannabis products can't be sold to minors
    2. Yes, as long as the minor stays near the front door
    3. Yes, because the shirt does not contain any cannabis
    4. Yes, if a parent gives written permission for the sale

28. An adult wants to sell some home-grown cannabis to a friend. What does B.C. allow?

    1. Selling is fine to close friends and family members over 19
    2. Selling is fine for amounts below 30 grams
    3. Sharing with an adult is allowed, selling is not
    4. Selling is fine if a receipt is written out

29. At the door, the person receiving a delivery is slurring and unsteady. What must the delivery person do?

    1. Deliver half of the order and bring the rest back to the store
    2. Deliver it, but only if a sober neighbour signs for the order
    3. Not deliver, since the person shows signs of intoxication
    4. Deliver anyway, because the order was prepaid in full online

30. 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