Cannabis Retail Worker (Canada) Exam Questions & Answers 2026 (21–30)

Q21Cannabis advertising by a California retailer must NOT:

• ATarget audiences where more than 28.5% are reasonably expected to be under 21
• BInclude the DCC license number
• CMention the retailer's hours of operation
• DDisplay the universal cannabis symbol

Q22Under California law, a cannabis licensee who is convicted of which offense would be subject to mandatory license revocation?

• AA cannabis-related felony conviction substantially related to licensure
• BA minor traffic infraction
• CFailure to file a state income tax return
• DA civil judgment over $10,000

Q23The DCC regulations require that a licensed retailer's cannabis goods must be purchased from:

• AAny California supplier the retailer chooses, licensed or not
• BThe California Department of Food and Agriculture directly
• COnly DCC-licensed distributors or directly from licensed cultivators (for certain licenses)
• DAny out-of-state supplier that meets federal organic standards

Q24A cannabis retailer in California must prominently post which of the following at the point of sale?

• AThe store's Yelp rating and customer reviews
• BCertificates of analysis for every product currently in stock
• CA current DCC retail license and required health and safety warnings
• DThe personal cannabis use history of the owner

Q25Which statement about the relationship between state and local cannabis licensing is accurate?

• AA state DCC license is sufficient — local permits are optional
• BBoth a valid state DCC license AND local authorization are required to operate
• CA local permit alone is sufficient to begin operating legally
• DLocal jurisdictions cannot regulate cannabis if the state has already licensed it

Q26Under DCC regulations, a cannabis retailer wishing to add delivery service to its existing storefront license should:

• ASimply hire drivers and begin delivering without any additional steps
• BObtain a completely separate Type 9 Non-Storefront Retailer license
• CApply to the DCC to add delivery to the existing Type 10 license
• DGet a federal DEA delivery permit before contacting the DCC

Q27A DCC inspector arrives at a licensed retailer for an unannounced inspection. The correct response from staff is to:

• AAllow access to all areas covered by the license and provide requested records
• BAsk the inspector to return with a court order
• CCall the owner and refuse entry until the owner arrives
• DTemporarily close the store until legal counsel is contacted

Q28Under MAUCRSA, what is the legal status of cannabis under California state law for adults 21 and older?

• ACannabis remains fully illegal at the state level
• BCannabis is legal only for state government employees
• CCannabis is decriminalized but not legal — no fines apply
• DPersonal adult-use possession and regulated commercial sales are legal within state limits

Q29A California cannabis retail license expires after one year. Failing to renew it on time means the retailer must:

• AContinue operating for up to 90 days without penalty
• BSubmit only a late fee and resume normal operations
• CCease cannabis operations immediately until a new or renewed license is issued
• DOperate under the local permit alone until state renewal is processed

Q30Under California DCC rules, a cannabis retailer's license is non-transferable, meaning:

• AA new owner must apply for a new DCC license — they cannot simply assume the prior owner's license
• BThe license can be sold to a new owner in a business sale without DCC involvement
• CThe license can be transferred only between family members of the original licensee
• DThe license can be assigned to a new owner if both parties file the same tax return