Selling It Right Practice Test 3

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1. A new shift supervisor oversees sales but rarely serves customers. Does the supervisor need Selling It Right?

   1. No, supervisors take a separate management licence
   2. Only if the supervisor is under 25 years old
   3. Yes, supervising cannabis sales requires the certificate
   4. No, only staff who serve customers need it

2. How long can it take to feel the full effect of an edible, according to B.C.?

   1. Only the next day
   2. Up to four hours
   3. About five minutes
   4. Exactly 30 minutes

3. In British Columbia's cannabis law, who is a minor?

   1. Anyone under 18 years of age
   2. Anyone under 19 years of age
   3. Anyone under 25 years of age
   4. Anyone under 21 years of age

4. A driver in B.C.'s Graduated Licensing Program has any THC in their system. What happens?

   1. Only a note added to their driving record
   2. Nothing, as long as THC is under 5 ng per mL
   3. A 30-day suspension and a $500 fine
   4. An immediate 12-hour licence suspension

5. Which method of destroying cannabis does the LCRB give as an example?

   1. Shred it, make a sludge with water, add cat litter
   2. Burn it in a metal bin in the store's back room
   3. Give it to staff members to take home and use
   4. Flush it down the staff sink in small amounts each day

6. A store operates for a month while no one connected to the licence holds Selling It Right. What is this?

   1. An offence under the Act
   2. A minor paperwork issue with no consequence
   3. A breach of federal law only, not of B.C. law
   4. A matter only for the store's insurance company

7. A store employee cannot complete a delivery. What must happen to the order?

   1. Leave it at a neighbour's door
   2. Return it to the store the same day
   3. Keep it in the car until tomorrow
   4. Deliver it to another customer instead

8. Staff believe a fight is about to break out in the store. What is required?

   1. Wait until the fight actually starts
   2. Notify a peace officer as soon as it is safe
   3. Handle it alone and write it up in the records next month
   4. Ask other customers to step in

9. Who can restrict cannabis smoking or growing in a rented unit or strata?

   1. Landlords and strata corporations
   2. Only the cannabis store that sold the product
   3. Only the RCMP and local police officers
   4. No one, because adults may always smoke at home

10. What is the lowest price a store may charge a patron for cannabis bought from the government?

    1. The lower of its cost and today's wholesale price
    2. The price set in writing by the store's landlord
    3. Any price, including giving the product away free
    4. Half of the current wholesale price, at minimum

11. What does B.C. say about driving after using CBD?

    1. It is not generally known to impair, but check first
    2. It always causes impairment, just like THC does
    3. It is banned for all drivers under any circumstances
    4. It doubles the effect of any alcohol in the blood

12. What is the maximum Criminal Code penalty for driving under the influence of cannabis?

    1. 10 years in prison
    2. 6 months in jail
    3. A $5,000 fine only
    4. 2 years in prison

13. What can daily or near-daily cannabis use increase the risk of?

    1. Better long-term memory
    2. Psychosis and schizophrenia
    3. Faster brain development
    4. Lower anxiety and depression

14. A customer wants to buy chips and a soft drink with their cannabis. What applies?

    1. They may be sold, but to adults 19 and over only
    2. They may be sold if priced at the store's cost
    3. They may be sold online, but not at the counter
    4. Snacks and drinks may not be sold there

15. What kind of sales strategy is prohibited?

    1. One based on fair prices posted for every product
    2. One that offers a wide range of brands and classes
    3. One likely to encourage excessive or dangerous use
    4. One that explains product labels to each customer

16. Which items may be sold from a self-service display?

    1. Cannabis-related items such as books
    2. Pre-rolled joints in their original tins
    3. Dried cannabis in sealed retail packages
    4. Rolling papers, pipes and grinders

17. What is the largest free cannabis sample a store may accept per class of product?

    1. 1 g of dried cannabis or the equivalent
    2. Any amount, if it is free
    3. 30 g of dried cannabis or the equivalent
    4. 3.5 g of dried cannabis or the equivalent

18. When an LCRB inspector arrives, what must the licensee do?

    1. Ask the inspector to book a time to return next week
    2. Close the store to customers for the rest of the day
    3. Call a lawyer and keep the door closed until they arrive
    4. Let the inspector in right away and produce records

19. What must a secondary piece of ID show?

    1. A government seal and an expiry date
    2. The person's date of birth only
    3. The person's name and their signature or photo
    4. The person's home address and phone number

20. What is the limit on non-medical cannabis kept at home in B.C.?

    1. 30 g dried or equivalent per person
    2. 1,000 g dried or equivalent per household
    3. 500 g dried or equivalent for each adult living there
    4. No limit inside a private home

21. What rule applies to smell jars in the sales area?

    1. Attached to a case or counter, and not touchable
    2. They may hold cannabis that is later sold to customers
    3. They may be carried to the cash register by customers
    4. Customers may open them to touch and squeeze the bud

22. Which kind of store sign is not allowed?

    1. A sign stating that minors are not allowed inside
    2. A sign urging customers to get as high as possible
    3. A sign showing the store's opening and closing hours
    4. A sign telling customers that cameras are in use

23. How must delivery orders be packed?

    1. So contents are hidden and cannot be removed
    2. In the producer's original shipping boxes, as received
    3. In clear bags so drivers can check each item on the way
    4. Left open so the customer can inspect them at the door

24. Why is illicit cannabis riskier than legal cannabis?

    1. It always contains less THC than legal cannabis does
    2. It is tested more often by Health Canada inspectors
    3. It comes with clearer dosing labels than legal products
    4. It may contain pesticides or mould, and false THC claims

25. May a traveller take legal cannabis or CBD products across the Canadian border?

    1. Yes, if they were bought at a legal B.C. store
    2. Yes, up to 30 grams in original packaging
    3. Yes, if the destination country allows it
    4. No, crossing the border with them is illegal

26. A licensee holds two store licences. How must records be kept?

    1. Only at the head office
    2. One combined set for both stores
    3. A separate set for each licence
    4. Only for the busier store

27. Which is a delivery service driver not allowed to do at the customer's door?

    1. Offer to sell extra products
    2. Hand over the sealed order
    3. Check the recipient's ID
    4. Get the recipient's signature

28. To whom must a B.C. cannabis store refuse to sell cannabis?

    1. Only people who fail a police breath test
    2. Only people who admit they have used cannabis
    3. Only people intoxicated by alcohol, not drugs
    4. Anyone intoxicated or showing signs of intoxication

29. A store hires a guard to manage the entrance. What must the guard hold?

    1. A Selling It Right certificate only
    2. No licence is needed
    3. A firearms licence
    4. A valid B.C. security worker licence

30. How does the LCRB decide whether a contravention is a second contravention?

    1. Same type at the same store within the previous 12 months
    2. Any contravention anywhere in the past 5 years
    3. Any two contraventions in the same week
    4. Only if a court has convicted the licensee