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Master the Budtender Product Knowledge Quiz

Assess Your Budtender Skills and Knowledge

Difficulty: Moderate
Questions: 20
Learning OutcomesStudy Material
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This Budtender Product Knowledge Quiz helps you practice cannabis retail basics - strains, terpenes, dosing, and customer needs - so you can make smarter suggestions on the floor. Work through 15 quick multiple-choice questions, then spot any gaps with the Product Knowledge Assessment or build skills with the Training Quiz .

Which of these is NOT a primary cannabis product category?
Edibles
Flower
Paints
Concentrates
Flower, edibles, and concentrates are all key cannabis product categories used for consumption. Paints are unrelated to cannabis products and their uses.
Which cannabinoid is primarily responsible for the psychoactive effects of cannabis?
CBC
CBG
CBD
THC
THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) is the main psychoactive cannabinoid in cannabis, producing the 'high.' Other cannabinoids like CBD do not produce significant psychoactive effects.
Which cannabis product type is applied directly to the skin to target localized relief?
Tinctures
Concentrates
Edibles
Topicals
Topicals are formulations such as lotions and balms that are applied to the skin for localized relief. They do not typically produce psychoactive effects because they don't enter the bloodstream significantly.
Which storage container is best for preserving cannabis flower freshness?
Paper envelope
Plastic container
Plastic bag
Glass jar
A glass jar provides an airtight seal that helps maintain humidity levels and preserve terpene profiles. Plastic bags and envelopes allow more air exchange and moisture loss.
What is the best description of a budtender?
Extraction technician
Medical doctor
Cannabis retail specialist
Yoga instructor
A budtender is a retail specialist who guides customers through product options and usage recommendations. They are not medical doctors or technical extraction staff.
Which terpene is commonly associated with a citrus aroma and mood elevation?
Myrcene
Limonene
Pinene
Linalool
Limonene has a strong citrus scent and is known for its potential mood-elevating properties. It is commonly found in strains with lemon or orange aromas.
What term describes the proposed synergy between cannabinoids and terpenes?
Isolate effect
Synergy effect
Entourage effect
Terpene boost
The 'entourage effect' refers to the idea that cannabinoids and terpenes work together to enhance therapeutic benefits. It contrasts with using isolated compounds alone.
What is the typical onset time for effects from cannabis edibles?
5 - 10 minutes
10 - 20 minutes
3 - 5 hours
60 - 90 minutes
Edibles generally take 60 - 90 minutes to produce noticeable effects due to gastrointestinal absorption and first-pass metabolism. This is much slower than inhalation methods.
Which container type is ideal for displaying cannabis flower while minimizing UV exposure?
Open baskets
Metal tins
Glass jars with UV-blocking coating
Clear plastic bins
Glass jars with UV-blocking coatings allow customers to view flower while protecting cannabinoids and terpenes from light degradation. Clear plastics do not filter UV effectively.
Which dosing phrase describes beginning with a small amount and gradually increasing?
Start low, go slow
Pulse dosing
High-first dosing
Go-fast method
'Start low, go slow' means starting with a small dose of THC and increasing gradually to find an effective level. This approach helps minimize unwanted side effects.
What temperature range is ideal for curing cannabis flower?
80 - 90°F (27 - 32°C)
59 - 70°F (15 - 21°C)
100 - 110°F (38 - 43°C)
32 - 37°F (0 - 3°C)
Curing at 59 - 70°F (15 - 21°C) helps preserve terpenes and cannabinoids while preventing mold. Higher temperatures can degrade potency and aroma.
What process converts non-psychoactive THCA into psychoactive THC?
Hydrolysis
Distillation
Fermentation
Decarboxylation
Decarboxylation is the chemical reaction that removes a carboxyl group from THCA, converting it into active THC when heated. This step is essential for psychoactive effects.
A customer seeks relief without intoxication. Which product do you recommend?
High-CBD, low-THC product
Pure THC concentrate
Balanced 1:1 THC:CBD oil
Live resin
High-CBD, low-THC products offer therapeutic relief with minimal psychoactive effects. CBD counteracts some of THC's intoxicating properties.
What is a retail best practice for cannabis product labeling?
Handwritten tags for pricing
No labeling to streamline display
Generic brand logos only
Labels with potency and origin
Labels showing potency (e.g., THC/CBD percentages) and origin ensure customers make informed choices. Clear labeling also meets regulatory requirements.
Which inventory rotation method ensures older stock is sold before newer stock?
FEFO (First Expired, First Out)
Random rotation
FIFO (First In, First Out)
LIFO (Last In, First Out)
FIFO (First In, First Out) means products that arrive first are sold first, reducing the risk of expired stock. This method helps maintain quality and compliance.
Which terpene is also known as trans-caryophyllene and acts as a CB2 receptor agonist?
Beta-caryophyllene
Myrcene
Linalool
Humulene
Beta-caryophyllene binds selectively to CB2 receptors and may have anti-inflammatory effects. It is unique among terpenes for acting directly as a cannabinoid.
For a 70 kg adult using a starting dose of 1 mg THC per 10 kg body weight, what is the recommended initial dose?
10 mg
21 mg
7 mg
3.5 mg
At 1 mg THC per 10 kg, a 70 kg individual begins with 7 mg (70 kg ÷ 10 kg Ã- 1 mg). This calculation supports precise, weight-based dosing.
Which packaging option meets both child-resistant and UV-protection requirements?
Clear glass jar
Open display bins
Opaque child-resistant pouch
Unsealed sample vials
Opaque, child-resistant pouches block UV light and prevent easy opening by children. Clear containers expose product to light and are not childproof.
A patient wants pain relief with minimal psychoactivity. Which CBD:THC ratio is most appropriate?
1:1 CBD:THC
1:20 CBD:THC
20:1 CBD:THC
100% THC isolate
A 20:1 CBD to THC ratio provides strong therapeutic benefit from CBD with very low THC levels. This minimizes psychoactive effects while maintaining efficacy.
Which extraction method uses a solvent like butane to preserve terpene profiles in a final concentrate?
Supercritical COâ‚‚ distillate
Hydrocarbon-free cold soak
Rosin press
Live resin extraction
Live resin is produced using solvents such as butane at low temperatures to retain a high terpene content. Rosin press is solventless and does not use hydrocarbons.
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Learning Outcomes

  1. Identify key cannabis product categories and uses
  2. Analyse terpene and cannabinoid interactions
  3. Evaluate appropriate dosing strategies for customers
  4. Apply retail best practices for product presentation
  5. Demonstrate proper product storage and handling
  6. Master common budtender terminology and customer communication

Cheat Sheet

  1. Product Categories: Flower, Concentrates, Edibles, Topicals & Tinctures - Dive into the vibrant world of cannabis - from classic buds to tasty treats and soothing topicals. Each category delivers a unique experience in flavor, onset time, and effect, helping you match products to customer preferences like a seasoned pro.
  2. Cannabinoids & the Endocannabinoid System - Unlock the secrets of THC, CBD, and their dance with your body's endocannabinoid system to produce effects like relaxation, focus, or pain relief. Understanding this intricate interaction lets you explain benefits, potential side effects, and why each cannabinoid matters in a well-rounded recommendation.
  3. Terpenes: Aroma Architects - Meet terpenes like myrcene, limonene, and pinene - nature's flavor and scent molecules that also tweak the overall cannabis experience. Knowing terpene profiles helps you suggest strains that match desired moods, whether your customer craves citrusy energy or spicy calm.
  4. The Entourage Effect - Discover how cannabinoids and terpenes team up to amplify each other's benefits in what's called the entourage effect. Explaining this synergy helps customers appreciate full-spectrum products and why they sometimes outperform isolated extracts.
  5. Mastering Dosing Strategies - Teach the mantra "start low and go slow," especially with edibles that can sneak up on you. Guiding customers through dose increments promotes safety, confidence, and a more enjoyable journey - no one wants surprises when they're seeking chill vibes.
  6. Expert Product Presentation - Elevate your display game with clear labels, organized shelves, and eye-catching educational cards that spotlight effects and origins. A well-crafted dispensary layout not only looks professional but builds trust and sparks curiosity in every visitor.
  7. Storage & Handling Best Practices - Keep cannabis fresh by controlling temperature, humidity, and light exposure - your products will stay potent, flavorful, and safe from mold or pests. Proper storage strategies extend shelf life and ensure customers get the best possible experience every time.
  8. Speak Budtender Lingo - Master terms like indica, sativa, hybrid, and terpene profiles so you can chat confidently with every customer. Accurate terminology not only builds your credibility but also helps students recall key concepts during customer interactions or exam prep.
  9. Customer Service & Listening Skills - Level up your service by asking open-ended questions, listening for clues about preferences, and crafting personalized recommendations. Happy customers spread positive word-of-mouth, turning first-timers into loyal regulars who trust your expertise.
  10. Regulations & Compliance - Stay on top of ever-evolving local and federal cannabis laws to keep your dispensary above board and your customers correctly informed. A solid grasp of regulations not only avoids legal headaches but also positions you as a trusted industry educator.
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