CannSell Practice Test 7

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1. Which kind of store advertising is prohibited?

   1. Ads that show the store's hours of operation
   2. Ads that list the store's street address
   3. Ads that state the store is AGCO-authorized
   4. Ads linking cannabis use with driving a vehicle

2. Which sign may suggest a customer is impaired by cannabis?

   1. Clear speech and steady, quick movements
   2. Paying with exact change in cash
   3. Asking detailed questions about THC levels
   4. Confusion, drowsiness and slowed reactions

3. A driver carries cannabis in the car. When is this legal?

   1. When the package is opened but the driver is completely sober
   2. When only a passenger is holding it in an open container
   3. When it is unopened, or in closed baggage out of reach
   4. When it is in the cup holder within the driver's easy reach

4. How long do the guidelines say to wait before driving after using cannabis?

   1. At least 1 hour
   2. At least 6 hours
   3. At least 2 hours
   4. At least 30 minutes

5. Besides the seal, what must a store post in a conspicuous place inside the store?

   1. The store's monthly sales figures
   2. Each employee's home address
   3. The retail store authorization
   4. The landlord's lease agreement

6. How must cannabis and accessories be displayed?

   1. So young persons cannot see them, even from outside
   2. On open shelves so customers can pick products up
   3. In the front window to attract adult customers passing by
   4. Next to the entrance where everyone walking in can see

7. What is the most cannabis a store may sell to one person in a single visit?

   1. 30 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent
   2. 15 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent
   3. 50 grams of dried cannabis or the equivalent
   4. No limit, if paid for in separate transactions

8. Can a store operate mainly as a delivery business with little in-store sales?

   1. Yes, if it also holds a separate delivery licence
   2. Yes, if most of its customers live outside the city
   3. Yes, if the store is located inside a shopping mall
   4. No, it may not operate mainly as a delivery business

9. Where must a copy of the Retail Manager Licence be kept?

   1. With the Ontario Cannabis Store's supply records
   2. At the manager's home address, never at the store
   3. At the store, for AGCO inspectors on request
   4. At the AGCO head office in Toronto only

10. Which cannabinoid is not intoxicating but still has effects on the body?

    1. THC
    2. Delta-9
    3. Resin
    4. CBD

11. A product is recalled. What must the store do?

    1. Stop selling it and return it securely through the OCS
    2. Give the recalled product away to staff members
    3. Keep selling it until the next monthly inventory count
    4. Sell the remaining stock quickly at a lower price

12. Can store advertising associate cannabis with medicine or health benefits?

    1. No, health or medical associations are banned
    2. Yes, if the product is high in CBD and low in THC
    3. Yes, but only on the store's own website or app
    4. Yes, if a licensed pharmacist reviews the ad first

13. Why do edibles carry a higher risk of overconsumption?

    1. Delayed onset can lead people to take more
    2. Edibles always contain more THC than dried flower
    3. Edibles are absorbed through the lungs very quickly
    4. Edibles have no labels that show the THC content

14. How often must unsellable cannabis (other than vape products) be destroyed, at minimum?

    1. Monthly
    2. Only at closing
    3. Yearly
    4. Weekly

15. What responsible-use document must every Ontario cannabis store make available to customers?

    1. The store's annual sales and profit report
    2. Health Canada's Consumer Information – Cannabis
    3. The AGCO's schedule of monetary penalties
    4. A list of all licensed producers in Canada

16. Which of these products may an authorized cannabis store sell?

    1. Bottled soft drinks and snack foods
    2. Tobacco cigarettes and cigars
    3. Prescription medical cannabis for patients
    4. Cannabis accessories such as rolling papers

17. A customer shows a real-looking ID proving they are 20, with no reason to doubt it. It later proves fake. What protects the clerk?

    1. The fact that the store's camera recorded the sale
    2. The good-faith ID defence in the Act
    3. The customer's verbal promise that the ID was genuine
    4. Nothing, the clerk is automatically guilty of an offence

18. When reviewing resident comments on a proposed store, which matter may the Registrar consider as public interest?

    1. The personal moral views held by local residents
    2. Protecting youth and limiting their access
    3. Whether nearby businesses fear new competition
    4. Whether the neighbourhood already has enough stores

19. According to CAMH, how long is it safer to wait before deciding to take another dose of an edible?

    1. About four hours
    2. About one hour
    3. About thirty minutes
    4. About fifteen minutes

20. From whom may an Ontario cannabis store buy the cannabis it sells?

    1. The Ontario Cannabis Retail Corporation (OCS)
    2. Any Health Canada licensed producer directly
    3. Any registered medical cannabis patient
    4. A wholesaler licensed by the municipality

21. Which power does an AGCO inspector have during an inspection?

    1. Issuing a new store authorization on the spot
    2. Changing the store's permitted opening hours
    3. Taking photos and examining relevant records
    4. Arresting customers for any offence they see

22. How long must a store keep its surveillance video recordings?

    1. At least 30 days
    2. At least 3 years
    3. At least 24 hours
    4. At least 7 days

23. What minimum score must learners reach on the final exam of an AGCO Board-approved cannabis retail program?

    1. 80 per cent
    2. 75 per cent
    3. 70 per cent
    4. 90 per cent

24. Police find a 17-year-old with a small amount of cannabis. What option does Ontario law give them besides charging?

    1. Mandatory community service hours at a cannabis store
    2. Referral to an approved youth education program
    3. An automatic criminal record under the Criminal Code
    4. A licence suspension for the youth's parents or guardians

25. When may cannabis be taken out of a store's inventory for delivery?

    1. At any time, if it is logged in the POS system
    2. Only after an order has been placed with that store
    3. Each morning, to stock the delivery vehicle in advance
    4. Whenever a driver expects orders in an area