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Practice Questions And Correct Answers
(Verified Answers) Plus Rationales 2026
Q&A | Instant Download Pdf


1. What is the primary goal of Integrated Pest Management (IPM)?
A. Eliminate all pests immediately
B. Manage pest populations below harmful levels
C. Use pesticides exclusively
D. Ignore pest presence
IPM focuses on long-term prevention and keeping pest levels below
economically or structurally damaging thresholds rather than total
eradication.
2. Which pest is most commonly associated with structural wood
damage?
A. Cockroach
B. Ant
C. Termite
D. Mosquito

, Termites feed on cellulose in wood, making them a primary
structural pest.
3. What is the first step in any pest control program?
A. Chemical application
B. Monitoring
C. Inspection
D. Record keeping
Inspection identifies the pest, infestation level, and contributing
factors before treatment.
4. Which type of pesticide kills pests upon contact?
A. Systemic pesticide
B. Contact pesticide
C. Fumigant
D. Repellent
Contact pesticides kill pests when they directly touch the chemical.
5. What does the term “residual pesticide” mean?
A. Works instantly
B. Has no effect
C. Remains active for a period after application
D. Only works indoors
Residual pesticides continue to control pests after initial application.
6. Which pest control method involves altering the environment?
A. Chemical control

, B. Biological control
C. Cultural control
D. Mechanical control
Cultural control modifies conditions to make them less favorable for
pests.
7. What is a common sign of rodent infestation?
A. Silk webs
B. Mud tubes
C. Droppings
D. Shed wings
Rodents leave droppings that are key indicators of their presence.
8. Which personal protective equipment (PPE) protects the respiratory
system?
A. Gloves
B. Goggles
C. Boots
D. Respirator
Respirators prevent inhalation of harmful pesticide vapors or
particles.
9. What does the signal word “Danger” on a pesticide label indicate?
A. Slight toxicity
B. Moderate toxicity
C. High toxicity

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