CannSell Practice Test 6

All 25 questions in this test

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1. What is the minimum age to apply for a Cannabis Retail Manager Licence?

   1. 21
   2. 18
   3. 25
   4. 19

2. Why is cannabis from an illegal source riskier?

   1. It always contains less THC than legal cannabis does
   2. It does not have to meet health and safety standards
   3. It is tested more often by Health Canada inspectors
   4. It comes with clearer dosing labels than legal products

3. Which advertising message breaks the Registrar's Standards?

   1. A notice that the store accepts debit and credit cards
   2. A sign listing the store's opening hours each day
   3. A post saying cannabis helps you succeed at work
   4. A post stating the store's address and phone

4. How long must a store keep employee training records and background check results?

   1. At least ten years
   2. Until the employee quits
   3. At least six months
   4. At least three years

5. Why should people avoid combining risk factors, such as starting young and using high-THC products often?

   1. Combined risk behaviours magnify the chance of harm
   2. Combining risks matters only for medical cannabis users
   3. Only one risk factor can apply to a person at once
   4. Combined risks cancel each other out over time

6. From whom may a person in Ontario legally buy recreational cannabis?

   1. From an online seller in any country
   2. Only from an authorized cannabis retailer
   3. From any adult who grew it at home
   4. From a medical patient with extra supply

7. May a passenger smoke cannabis in a car that is being driven?

   1. Yes, as long as the driver does not use any
   2. Yes, if all of the car's windows are open
   3. Yes, but only on rural roads with little traffic
   4. No, no one may consume it in a vehicle being driven

8. How often must a store do a full physical count of all cannabis inventory, at minimum?

   1. Every five years, at recertification
   2. Once a year, at the licence renewal
   3. Only after a theft has been reported
   4. Monthly, or whenever the AGCO asks

9. What must a store do to reduce the risk of cannabis diversion?

   1. Keep all cannabis displayed on open shelves for staff
   2. Sell only to customers who live in the neighbourhood
   3. Take adequate measures to prevent diversion
   4. Limit sales to one product per customer per day

10. Which rule applies to caffeine in a cannabis edible?

    1. Any amount, if it is printed on the label
    2. No caffeine is allowed in any edible product
    3. Up to 100 mg, from any added source
    4. Up to 30 mg, and only if naturally occurring

11. What maximum AGCO monetary penalty can a store face for selling cannabis to someone under 19?

    1. Up to $1,500
    2. Up to $15,000
    3. Up to $100,000
    4. Up to $8,000

12. The person answering the door looks about 20. What must the delivery employee do?

    1. Check ID and be satisfied the person is 19 or older
    2. Hand it over, since the order was placed and paid online
    3. Leave it at the door without speaking to anyone inside
    4. Ask a neighbour to confirm the person's age is over 19

13. Where may an adult legally smoke recreational cannabis in Ontario?

    1. In an enclosed workplace during a scheduled break
    2. In a private home that is not also a workplace
    3. On a bar or restaurant patio after 11 p.m.
    4. Inside a bus shelter with a roof and three walls

14. Which delivery record must a store keep?

    1. The purchaser's name and address and the delivery address
    2. A photo of the inside of the customer's home or unit
    3. The customer's employer, job title and annual income
    4. The driver's personal phone contacts and messages

15. How quickly can the effects of smoked or vaped cannabis begin?

    1. After about 4 hours
    2. Only the next day
    3. Within seconds to minutes
    4. After 30 minutes to 2 hours

16. A store's authorization has expired. Can it keep selling while it sorts out paperwork?

    1. Yes, but only to regular customers it already knows
    2. No, it must stop operating; sales would be illegal
    3. Yes, if it has already applied to the OCS for supply
    4. Yes, for up to 90 days after the expiry date

17. Who licenses the producers that grow and process legal cannabis?

    1. The AGCO
    2. Each municipality
    3. Health Canada
    4. The Ontario Cannabis Store

18. How must every cannabis sale at a store be made?

    1. As a pre-ordered sale
    2. As a recorded sale
    3. As an anonymous sale
    4. As a cash-only sale

19. How much higher is the collision risk for cannabis-impaired drivers, according to the guidelines?

    1. Exactly twice as high for everyone
    2. Two to three times higher
    3. No higher at all
    4. About ten per cent higher

20. Under the Cannabis Control Act, does the ban on selling to intoxicated persons apply only to licensed stores?

    1. Yes, it applies only to authorized retail stores
    2. Yes, it applies only to the Ontario Cannabis Store
    3. No, but it applies only between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m.
    4. No, it applies to any person who sells

21. What is the maximum THC allowed in a single package of a cannabis edible?

    1. 10 milligrams
    2. 100 milligrams
    3. 30 milligrams
    4. 5 milligrams

22. A person posts ads for an illegal online dispensary. What does Ontario law say?

    1. It is legal if the dispensary ships from another province
    2. It is legal if the ads appear only on social media
    3. Knowingly promoting unauthorized cannabis sales is an offence
    4. It is legal as long as the ads mention the legal age

23. Which of these people must also complete approved training under the regulation?

    1. A person providing security services for the store
    2. A landlord who owns the building but never works there
    3. A customer who joins an in-store education session
    4. A sales representative visiting from a licensed producer

24. A curbside customer who prepaid online appears heavily intoxicated when picking up. What applies?

    1. Do not hand it over; the rule covers distribution
    2. Hand it over, because the sale was completed online earlier
    3. Hand it over if a sober friend signs for the order instead
    4. Hand it over, but only after checking the customer's ID

25. Does the AGCO require a separate pre-store room for checking ID?

    1. No, because ID only ever needs to be checked at the till
    2. Yes, unless a licensed security guard is posted at the door
    3. Yes, every store must build a separate ID room by the door
    4. No, but there must be procedures that keep under-19s out