Chapter 1 Practice

Practice the key ideas from Chapter 1. The practice set below is not graded, and you can repeat it as often as you like. You will see the correct answers after you submit.

Select All That Apply

Some questions have more than one correct answer. Circle every correct choice.

1. Which of the following are core duties of a budtender?

A. Being the face of the dispensary

B. Checking IDs and cards

C. Tracking sales accurately

D. Educating on safe use

E. Growing the plants

2. Which of the following are signs of professionalism?

A. Showing up on time

B. A clean, neat appearance

C. Keeping purchases private

D. Gossiping about customers

E. Following the rules

3. Which of the following are roles on a dispensary team?

A. Budtender

B. Lead budtender

C. Inventory manager

D. Store manager

E. Airline pilot

4. Which of the following can a budtender do?

A. Educate on products

B. Share general safe-use tips

C. Suggest a customer see a doctor

D. Diagnose an illness

E. Promise a cure

5. Which of the following are true about the CCBT exam?

A. It has 80 questions

B. It has a 2-hour limit

C. It requires 70% to pass

D. It is taken online with proctoring

E. It requires a college degree

Show sample answers

1. A, B, C, D (growing the plants is not a budtender duty)

2. A, B, C, E (gossiping is not professional)

3. A, B, C, D (airline pilot is not a dispensary role)

4. A, B, C (a budtender does not diagnose or promise cures)

5. A, B, C, D (no college degree is required)

Scenarios

Read each situation and answer on the lines provided. Explain your thinking.

1. A nervous first-time customer tells you they have never used cannabis and are worried about doing something wrong. Name two things you could do to make them feel welcome and help them choose safely.

2. During a busy rush, a coworker tells you to skip the ID check to move the line faster. What do you do, and why?

3. A customer asks which product will cure their back pain. How do you respond in a way that is helpful but stays within a budtender’s role?

Show sample answers

1. Reassure them warmly, ask what they are hoping for, and suggest a gentle, low-strength option while explaining how to start slow.

2. Politely refuse to skip it and check the ID anyway; the ID check protects the store’s license and is never skipped, even when busy.

3. Share general product information and what people commonly use it for, avoid promising a cure, and suggest they talk with a doctor.

Word search

Find the hidden words. They may run across, down, or diagonally, forwards or backwards. Print this page or work on screen.