Module 1 Quiz

What change over the past two decades turned cannabis into a legal business in much of the country?

A legal, regulated cannabis market is considered safer than an illegal one mainly because products are:

In an adult-use (recreational) market, who may purchase cannabis?

Compared with a recreational shopper, a medical patient is more likely to want:

Recording every product that leaves the store in the computer system is the core duty of:

Checking IDs and medical cards before a sale most directly protects the:

A budtender who pauses to tell an edible customer to start small and wait is carrying out which core duty?

The main lesson of Maria’s first shift is that strong budtending comes from:

Which dispensary role is responsible for tracking and ordering all of the product?

Theo’s story shows that when a customer asks whether a product is safe with their medication, the right move is to:

The role of the NCCB is best described as a body that:

A budtender’s job is mostly about selling, with little to do with trust, safety, or rules.

In an adult-use store, a customer must show a medical card before buying.

The NCCB both teaches the certification course and administers the exam.

Asking a manager a question when you are unsure shows that you take the work seriously.

An experienced budtender is allowed to diagnose a customer’s medical condition.

Reliability, such as showing up on time, is one of the habits that earns raises and promotions.

Following the rules (compliance) is the job of managers only, not budtenders.

As of 2025, the legal cannabis industry supported more than 425,000 full-time U.S. jobs.

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