What is the minimum size of the cannabis retail seal displayed at the store entrance?
CannSell Practice Test 4
25 questions on running the store, cannabis and its effects, inspections, offences and penalties, legal age and checking id, intoxication and refusing a sale and more.
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What is the minimum size of the cannabis retail seal displayed at the store entrance?
- 5 cm wide by 7 cm tall
- 10 cm wide by 10 cm tall
- 17 cm wide by 20 cm tall
- 30 cm wide by 40 cm tall
How should cannabis be stored at home, according to Health Canada?
- In a clear jar on the kitchen counter for easy checking
- In the fridge next to regular snacks and drinks at home
- In its child-resistant package, out of children's reach
- Out of its package, so the product stays fresh longer
What must a licence holder do when an AGCO inspector arrives for an inspection?
- Refuse unless a lawyer is present
- Facilitate the inspection
- Ask the inspector to book a time next week
- Close the store until the inspector leaves
What is the maximum fine for an individual convicted of selling cannabis to someone under 19?
- $200,000, plus possible jail of up to one year
- $10,000, and only for a first offence
- $5,000, with no possibility of any jail term
- $1,000,000 and up to five years in jail
Which records must a store keep to show it follows the rules on minors and intoxicated persons?
- Records of each staff member's personal cannabis use
- Records of every customer's home address and income
- A photo of every customer who enters the store each day
- Records showing compliance with CCA sections 7 and 8
A store plans a prize draw open only to customers who buy cannabis. What does federal law say?
- Draws offered as a reward for buying are prohibited
- Draws are allowed if entry is limited to adults 19+
- Draws are allowed if the prize is not cannabis itself
- Draws are allowed if the AGCO is notified in advance
What surveillance rule applies to curbside pick-up?
- Curbside areas are exempt from all surveillance rules
- The curbside area must be captured by store cameras
- Video is needed only for curbside orders over 30 grams
- Only the licence plate of the customer's car is recorded
What standard must a store's point-of-sale and e-commerce systems meet?
- Built by the store's own staff to save on costs
- Approved in writing by the store's landlord
- Certified (for example PCI or ISO) and logging access
- Any system that prints paper receipts for customers
A store wants to sell cannabis-themed t-shirts and a regular brand of coffee. Which is permitted?
- Both, since neither contains cannabis
- The t-shirts, but not the coffee
- Neither, stores may sell only cannabis
- The coffee, but not the t-shirts
An adult buys cannabis while a teen waits by the door and points at products. What should staff do?
- Complete the sale, since the buyer showed valid ID
- Ask the teen to wait outside, then finish the sale
- Take reasonable steps to stop a purchase for someone under 19
- Sell only half the amount to reduce the risk
Can store staff ask a licensed producer's rep for concert tickets in return for pushing the producer's brand?
- No, staff may not request or accept them
- Yes, if the rep offers them first without being asked
- Yes, if the tickets are worth less than $500 in total
- Yes, if the manager also receives the same tickets
Before a store's authorization is cancelled, what must happen to unsold cannabis?
- It must be sold, transferred or destroyed
- It may be sold privately to former customers
- It may be kept by the owner for personal use
- It may be stored in the empty store indefinitely
A store hires a driver only to deliver online orders. Does the driver need Board-approved training?
- Only if the driver also handles cash at the store counter
- No, delivery drivers need a licence from Health Canada instead
- No, training covers only staff who work inside the store
- Yes, delivery staff must complete it too
Who do the guidelines say should not use cannabis at all?
- Anyone over the age of 50, whatever their health history
- Anyone using cannabis for the first time in a social setting
- People who drink alcohol occasionally with meals or at events
- Pregnant women and people with a family history of psychosis
What happens when cannabis and alcohol are used together?
- Each intensifies the other's effects and impairment
- The effects of cannabis start more slowly
- Nothing changes compared with either alone
- The alcohol cancels out the effects of THC
What do the guidelines say about synthetic cannabis products such as K2 and Spice?
- They are recommended for first-time users who are nervous
- Avoid them; their effects are more severe
- They are legal and sold only by the Ontario Cannabis Store
- They are safer because they contain no real THC
How many authorized stores can one licensed retail manager be accountable for?
- Up to 150 stores
- Up to 10 stores
- Up to 5 stores
- Only 1 store
A manager tells a clerk to complete a sale to a visibly impaired regular. What does the standard require?
- The clerk should sell and record it as an exception
- The clerk may sell if the manager signs the receipt
- The clerk should follow the manager to avoid discipline
- Employees must act lawfully, so the clerk should still refuse
Which area must the store's surveillance cameras clearly capture?
- Entrances and exits, including where ID is checked
- Only the parking lot, and only at night
- Only the staff washroom door and hallway
- Only the manager's private office and desk
Which drivers face Ontario's zero-tolerance rule for cannabis?
- Young, novice and commercial drivers
- Only drivers over the age of 65
- Only drivers with prior convictions
- Only drivers of motorcycles
How many grams of cannabis concentrate equal 1 gram of dried cannabis?
- 5 grams
- 2.5 grams
- 0.25 grams
- 0.5 grams
In what condition must delivered cannabis be?
- Repacked into a plain unmarked bag
- In its original, unopened packaging
- Divided into single-use portions
- Opened so the driver can check it
Which licence holders must personally complete approved training, not only ensure others do?
- Store authorization holders and licensed managers
- Only municipal officials who approve store locations
- Only security guards hired through an outside agency
- Only licensed producers selling to the Ontario Cannabis Store
A driver refuses a demand for drug testing. What immediate consequences apply in Ontario?
- A $50 ticket payable within 30 days of the stop
- 90-day suspension, 7-day impoundment and a $550 penalty
- A warning letter and a note added to the driver's record
- A 3-day suspension with no impoundment of the vehicle
A manager fires an employee for reporting a violation to the AGCO. What does the Act say?
- The Act protects only reports made directly to police
- The firing is allowed if the report turns out wrong
- The firing is allowed during an employee's probation
- Retaliating against people who report is prohibited
All CannSell practice tests
- CannSell Mock Exam 1 – 25 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- CannSell Mock Exam 2 – 25 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- CannSell Mock Exam 3 – 25 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- CannSell Mock Exam 4 – 25 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- CannSell Mock Exam 5 – 25 QuestionsUntimed practice · answers explained
- Training and certificationWho must complete AGCO Board-approved cannabis retail training before the first shift, the two approved programs, the 80% final-exam standard, background checks and training records.
- Licences, managers and store locationsRetail operator licence, store authorization and retail manager licence, what managers do, age 19 for applicants, the five-store limit, the 150-metre school rule, public notice and municipal opt-outs.
- Legal age and checking IDAge 19 in Ontario, ID checks at the door for anyone who appears under 25, the good-faith ID defence, fake ID, proxy purchases, no staff under 19 and youth offences.
- Products, sources and purchase limitsBuying only from the OCS, what else a store may sell, the 30-gram limit per visit or order, federal equivalency amounts, THC limits for edibles and extracts and packaging rules.
- Cannabis and its effectsTHC and CBD, onset and duration for inhaled and ingested cannabis, short- and long-term effects, overconsumption and poisoning, pregnancy, mixing with alcohol and safe storage.
About this practice test
How many questions are in CannSell practice test 4?
25 original multiple-choice practice questions covering running the store, cannabis and its effects, inspections, offences and penalties, legal age and checking id, intoxication and refusing a sale, advertising, promotion and inducements, delivery, curbside and online sales, records, inventory and destruction, products, sources and purchase limits, training and certification, lower-risk use guidelines, licences, managers and store locations, where to use it, transport and driving. Each answer includes an explanation. This mixed practice set does not reproduce the official exam format or predict an official score.
Are the questions the same every time?
Yes. Practice test 4 always has the same 25 questions, so you can repeat it until you get them all right. The other 6 sets use different questions.
Are these real test questions?
No. The official question bank is not published. These are original questions written from the official handbook, which is what the real CannSell test is based on.