Selling It Right Practice Test 5

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1. Where may a store not display cannabis or its packaging?

   1. Behind the sales counter
   2. In a locked product case
   3. In a locked storage room
   4. In a store window

2. Do B.C.'s non-medical cannabis rules apply to CBD products?

   1. No, CBD products may be sold at gas stations and grocery stores
   2. Only if the CBD contains THC
   3. No, CBD can be sold to anyone
   4. Yes, all the same prohibitions apply to CBD

3. May a store hand out free cannabis samples to customers?

   1. Yes, if the customer also buys another product
   2. No, samples may not go to patrons or the public
   3. Yes, up to 3.5 g for each customer per visit
   4. Yes, but only on the store's yearly anniversary

4. Which security feature must every cannabis retail store have?

   1. A security guard posted at all hours
   2. Bars on every window
   3. An intrusion alarm monitored by a third party
   4. A metal detector at the door

5. 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

6. 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

7. 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

8. 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

9. Besides selling permitted items and handing over orders, what other business may happen in the store?

   1. Selling coffee and pastries
   2. Running a small liquor counter
   3. Operating an automated teller machine
   4. Offering paid tattoo or piercing services in a back room

10. After being asked to leave, how long must a person wait before they may enter the store again?

    1. 24 hours
    2. 12 hours
    3. 7 days
    4. 1 hour

11. What happens when alcohol and cannabis are combined?

    1. There is no change at all for experienced regular users
    2. The effects of cannabis start later and last less time
    3. Alcohol cancels out the effect of THC in the body
    4. Alcohol can intensify the effects and cause nausea

12. Up to what age does B.C. say the brain develops rapidly, making youth more vulnerable?

    1. 25
    2. 16
    3. 40
    4. 12

13. Which of these counts as primary ID?

    1. A store rewards card in the person's name
    2. A university or college student card that has the person's photo
    3. A credit card with the person's signature
    4. A driver's licence showing photo and date of birth

14. How far from a bus stop must someone be to smoke or vape cannabis?

    1. More than 50 metres
    2. More than 6 metres
    3. There is no distance rule
    4. More than 1 metre

15. What is the LCRB penalty range for a store's first contravention of selling cannabis to a minor?

    1. $7,000 to $11,000, or a 7 to 11 day suspension
    2. $500 to $1,000, or a 1 day suspension
    3. $15,000 to $50,000, or 15 to 90 days
    4. A written warning with no penalty

16. Where indoors is smoking or vaping cannabis prohibited?

    1. In a private bedroom of the owner's own home
    2. In workplaces and common areas of apartments
    3. In a parked motor home used as a residence
    4. In a privately owned house with no tenants

17. Which event should be recorded as an incident?

    1. A customer asking about prices
    2. A routine delivery from the LDB
    3. A minor attempting to buy cannabis
    4. A staff member starting a shift

18. What is the first-contravention penalty range for accepting a prohibited inducement?

    1. $15,000 to $50,000, or 15 to 90 days
    2. $7,000 to $11,000, or a 7 to 11 day suspension
    3. $500 to $1,000, or a written warning
    4. No penalty at all for a first contravention

19. How may an adult legally carry an opened package of cannabis in a car?

    1. In the cup holder right beside the driver
    2. In the glove box, within the driver's reach
    3. Out of the driver's reach, such as the trunk
    4. On the front passenger's lap during the trip

20. 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

21. Who is the wholesale distributor of non-medical cannabis in B.C.?

    1. Each local municipal government
    2. The BC Liquor Distribution Branch
    3. The LCRB's inspection division
    4. Health Canada's licensing branch

22. What can police do with a person intoxicated from cannabis in a public place?

    1. Only give them a written warning
    2. Fine the store that sold it
    3. Arrest them without a warrant
    4. Nothing, cannabis is legal in B.C.

23. When must payment for a delivery order be received?

    1. After the customer tries the product
    2. At the door, in cash
    3. Within 30 days by invoice
    4. Before the order leaves the store

24. Which detail belongs in an incident record?

    1. Names of employees who witnessed it
    2. The customer's favourite products
    3. The weather forecast for the week
    4. The store's monthly profit

25. How does the LCRB describe the Selling It Right course?

    1. A mandatory two-day classroom course held in Victoria
    2. Interactive self-study on law and responsible selling
    3. A course for store owners only, never for employees
    4. A test on product knowledge, terpenes and strain names

26. Which cannabis plant may a store not sell?

    1. A plant sold with its pot
    2. A plant that is budding or flowering
    3. A plant labelled by the producer for outdoor use only
    4. A plant under 30 cm tall

27. 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

28. 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

29. Which detail is required in the store's delivery records?

    1. The customer's employer and their job title
    2. The weather and road conditions at delivery time
    3. The driver's personal vehicle mileage for the trip
    4. The name and signature of the person who received it

30. 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