Stoner Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. Someone experiences an ordinary dry mouth after using cannabis. What is the most sensible simple response?
Drink strong coffee because caffeine restores saliva immediately
Use more cannabis so the sensation becomes less noticeable
Sip water and allow time for the effect to pass
Drink alcohol because it hydrates faster than water
2. What are terpenes best known for contributing to cannabis?
Much of its aroma and flavor
The plant's legal classification
The weight of its seeds
Its ability to grow without light
3. What are trichomes on a cannabis flower?
The large leaves used mainly for photosynthesis
Seeds that appear after pollination
Tiny resin-producing structures containing cannabinoids and terpenes
Fibers found only inside the stalk
4. A joint is described as “canoeing.” What is happening?
It keeps going out because the flower is too finely ground
A ring of resin is forming near the lit end
It is burning unevenly down one side
The filter is sliding out of the paper
5. Which storage approach best reduces accidental access by children or pets?
Keep cannabis on a high shelf in an unlocked container
Use a locked, child-resistant container kept out of reach and sight
Store it in the refrigerator beside ordinary food
Leave it in its package on a countertop so adults can monitor it
6. Which cannabis compound is most directly associated with the plant's intoxicating “high”?
CBD
THC
CBG
Hemp fiber
7. Someone eats a cannabis edible and feels nothing after 20 minutes. What is the more cautious response?
Drink alcohol to make the edible activate
Take the same amount again because the first dose failed
Wait longer rather than immediately taking more
Exercise intensely to speed up the effect
8. How accurately do labels such as “indica” and “sativa” predict a person's exact experience?
They guarantee opposite effects for every person
They determine effects more reliably than dose or individual response
They refer only to whether cannabis is smoked or eaten
They can be shorthand, but they do not reliably predict an exact experience
9. A person combines cannabis with alcohol. Compared with using either alone, what should they expect?
The substances reliably cancel out each other's effects
Cannabis prevents alcohol-related loss of coordination
The combination makes driving safer by increasing alertness
Impairment and unpleasant effects may become stronger or less predictable
10. In cannabis slang, what does “greening out” usually describe?
Having an unpleasant reaction after consuming too much cannabis
Harvesting flower before it fully matures
Choosing cannabis with a green rather than purple color
Growing cannabis with environmentally friendly methods
11. How does a cannabis vaporizer generally differ from smoking cannabis?
It heats material or concentrate to create an aerosol without directly burning it
It removes all intoxicating compounds before inhalation
It converts THC entirely into CBD
It makes inhalation free from all health concerns
12. A person has recently used cannabis and is deciding whether to drive. What is the safest choice?
Drive slowly if the trip is short
Do not drive; use a sober driver or another transportation option
Drive if they have used the same amount before
Drink coffee and drive once they feel more awake
13. After using cannabis, a friend becomes unresponsive or has trouble breathing. What should you do?
Wait for them to ask for help before intervening
Let them sleep alone and check back several hours later
Give them another substance to counteract the cannabis
Contact emergency services and stay with them
14. What does cannabis tolerance generally mean?
Being legally permitted to possess cannabis
Needing more than before to experience a similar effect
Having no noticeable response to any cannabinoid
Experiencing an allergic reaction after exposure
15. What does decarboxylation mean in cannabis preparation?
Heating cannabis to activate compounds such as THC
Cooling harvested flower to preserve moisture
Removing seeds and stems before grinding
Filtering plant material out of smoke
16. In cannabis culture, which date is especially associated with “420”?
March 17
July 10
May 4
April 20