Selling It Right Practice Test 4

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1. A store wants a punch card: buy ten pre-rolls, get a discount. Is this allowed?

   1. Yes, if the discount is under 10 per cent
   2. Yes, as long as it is offered only to adults aged 19 and over
   3. No, loyalty programs of any kind are banned
   4. Yes, if it is advertised in the store only

2. Which topic is part of what Selling It Right is designed to teach?

   1. How to set retail prices for profit
   2. Recognizing the signs of intoxication
   3. How to apply for a federal producer licence
   4. How to grow cannabis plants indoors

3. A first-time customer asks how to avoid a bad experience. What does B.C. guidance suggest?

   1. Take a second dose right away
   2. Mix it with a drink to feel it faster
   3. Start with a concentrate, since it gives better value per gram
   4. Start with a low dose or a low-THC product

4. A staff member sees a patron bring unlicensed, illicit cannabis into the store. What must happen?

   1. Ignore it, as long as the patron also buys something legal
   2. Ask the patron to leave and record the incident
   3. Buy it from the patron for disposal
   4. Let the patron keep it out of sight

5. What is the THC cut-off for the roadside oral fluid screening test?

   1. 30 ng per mL
   2. 2 ng per mL
   3. 0.08 per cent
   4. 500 ng per mL

6. What must the person delivering cannabis get from the recipient?

   1. A photo of the recipient's face
   2. A tip of at least 10 per cent of the order's total value
   3. The recipient's name and signature
   4. A copy of the recipient's lease

7. How long does B.C. say you should wait after using cannabis before driving?

   1. Exactly one hour after any type of use
   2. There is no standard or safe waiting time
   3. Exactly 30 minutes after the last puff
   4. Until the smell of cannabis has gone away

8. During an inspection, whom may an LCRB inspector ask to show ID?

   1. Only the licensee personally, never staff
   2. No one, because only records may be checked
   3. Any person in the store, including customers
   4. Only employees who are on that day's schedule

9. Where must the retail store licence be kept?

   1. Filed with the municipality, not at the store
   2. Locked away in the manager's office safe
   3. Kept at the owner's home for safekeeping
   4. Posted where it can be easily seen in the store

10. Where must home-grown cannabis plants not be visible from?

    1. The grower's own kitchen
    2. Public places such as streets and parks
    3. The inside of the grower's garage
    4. A neighbour's private backyard on the other side of the fence

11. Which products are more likely to cause dependency and other harms?

    1. Higher-THC products such as concentrates
    2. Cannabis-themed books and printed apparel
    3. High-CBD, low-THC products sold in small packs
    4. Topical lotions that contain no THC at all

12. A parent carrying a baby wants to come into a cannabis store for a minute. What applies?

    1. It is fine if they stay under five minutes
    2. It is fine as long as the parent holds the baby the whole time
    3. It is fine if the parent shows two IDs
    4. The baby cannot enter; minors are not allowed in

13. During what hours may a store's staff or a delivery service deliver cannabis?

    1. Between 7 a.m. and midnight
    2. Between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m.
    3. Between noon and 8 p.m. only
    4. At any time of day or night

14. May a store ask a licensed producer to ship a customer's order directly to the customer?

    1. No, orders must ship from the store of purchase
    2. Yes, but only for large orders over 15 grams
    3. Yes, if the customer agrees to it in writing
    4. Yes, as long as the producer is located in B.C.

15. How many cannabis plants may be sold to a patron in one transaction?

    1. 10
    2. 4
    3. 1
    4. No plants may be sold

16. After enforcement action, what may the general manager publish?

    1. The licensee's name, the contravention and the action
    2. The home addresses of all employees at the store
    3. Nothing, since enforcement in B.C. is always private
    4. The store's full customer list and purchase history

17. Which promotion is prohibited for a B.C. cannabis store?

    1. Collecting money for a local charity
    2. A third-party online group-discount deal
    3. Posting prices on the store website
    4. Listing new products in the store

18. When may an adult consume cannabis in a camper?

    1. When used as a residence and parked where camping is allowed
    2. When it is parked on a forest service road for the night
    3. Never, under any circumstances, whether parked or moving
    4. When it is driven slowly on a highway with the windows open

19. A delivery service driver brings orders to customers for a cannabis store. What training is required?

    1. Only a Class 5 licence and a clean driving record
    2. None, because delivery happens outside the store
    3. A Serving It Right liquor certificate is enough
    4. The driver must hold a Selling It Right certificate

20. What is an example of a reasonable step to help an intoxicated person leave safely?

    1. Selling them a smaller amount first to calm them down
    2. Locking the door behind them right away to keep them out
    3. Pushing them out the door as quickly as possible
    4. Staying within earshot and sight until they leave

21. A 17-year-old shows an older friend's licence to buy cannabis. Which rule does the teen break?

    1. Possessing a government document
    2. Presenting ID issued to another person
    3. Only a store policy, not the law
    4. Nothing, since the ID itself is real

22. A customer says they carry a knife for self-protection. What does the Act say about letting them stay?

    1. Self-protection is always a lawful excuse in B.C.
    2. Weapons rules apply only to bars, not cannabis stores
    3. Self-protection is not a lawful excuse
    4. They may stay if the knife stays zipped in a bag

23. A store wants to host a trivia night with prizes. Is this allowed?

    1. Yes, as long as it is held after closing time
    2. Yes, as long as the prizes are not cannabis
    3. Yes, as long as no cannabis is used during it
    4. No, entertainment and games are not allowed

24. How much cannabis concentrate equals the 30 g dried transaction limit?

    1. 15 g
    2. 7.5 g
    3. 30 g
    4. 0.25 g

25. May a store keep extra cannabis inventory in an off-site warehouse?

    1. No, off-site storage is not permitted
    2. Yes, for up to 30 days
    3. Yes, if the LDB approves it
    4. Yes, if the warehouse is locked

26. A worker has a cannabis retail certificate from another province. Can they work in a B.C. licensed cannabis store with it?

    1. Yes, for up to six months after moving to B.C.
    2. Yes, all provincial certificates are interchangeable
    3. Yes, if the other certificate has not expired
    4. No, they must pass Selling It Right

27. A person says they will buy cannabis and deliver it to a neighbour for a fee. What must the store do?

    1. Sell it, as long as the neighbour is also an adult
    2. Refuse, since it is for paid delivery to another
    3. Sell it, as long as the delivery fee is under $20
    4. Sell it, because the buyer is an adult with valid ID

28. Two adults share a house. How many non-medical cannabis plants may they grow there?

    1. Ten in total for the household
    2. Four in total for the household
    3. Two each, so four in total
    4. Four each, so eight in total

29. An adult asks a 16-year-old to go into a store and buy cannabis for them. What does the Act say?

    1. Asking a minor to buy for you is prohibited
    2. It is allowed if the minor stays outside the store
    3. It is allowed if the adult pays for it themselves
    4. It is allowed if the adult is the minor's parent

30. Which document must be kept in the retail store?

    1. The building's original deed
    2. The owner's personal tax return
    3. The floor plan approved by the LCRB
    4. Each employee's high school and college transcripts