CA QAL CATEGORY C: RIGHT-OF-WAY PEST CONTROL EXAM
ACTUAL EXAM 2026 || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026|2027
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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Preemergence herbicides prevent: -ANSWERS-the growth of
susceptible seedlings when applied to the soil before weeds germinate
What elements make preemergent herbicides more effective? -
ANSWERS-soil incorporation after application by cultivation, irrigation,
or rainfall
Translocated (or systemic) herbicides are: -ANSWERS-absorbed into the
leaf, stem, or root tissue and moved within the plant
Contact herbicides: -ANSWERS-kill only the susceptible plant parts that
the herbicide makes contact with during application
When are contact herbicides most effective? -ANSWERS-When plants
are actively growing during warm, sunny weather
Contact herbicides are useful for: -ANSWERS--annual weeds
-chemical mowing
, -where other herbicide types might contaminate water or soil or injure
desirable plants
Translocated herbicides are especially useful for: -ANSWERS-killing
established perennials and woody plants that would otherwise regrow
from vegetative parts (*must be actively growing to be effective)
What is an example of a nonselective translocated herbicide? -
ANSWERS-Glyphosate
What is an example of a selective translocated herbicide? -ANSWERS-
2,4-D
Plant growth regulators (PGRs) or inhibitors cause: -ANSWERS-
physiological changes to plants that reduce their growth rate
Application of PGRs to groundcovers, shrubs, and trees can: -ANSWERS-
reduce the frequency with which they require edging, mowing, and
pruning
Cultural controls are: -ANSWERS-agricultural practices and techniques
that help reduce pest populations by altering the environment or crop
management strategies, making it less conducive to pest development
ACTUAL EXAM 2026 || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026|2027
ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Preemergence herbicides prevent: -ANSWERS-the growth of
susceptible seedlings when applied to the soil before weeds germinate
What elements make preemergent herbicides more effective? -
ANSWERS-soil incorporation after application by cultivation, irrigation,
or rainfall
Translocated (or systemic) herbicides are: -ANSWERS-absorbed into the
leaf, stem, or root tissue and moved within the plant
Contact herbicides: -ANSWERS-kill only the susceptible plant parts that
the herbicide makes contact with during application
When are contact herbicides most effective? -ANSWERS-When plants
are actively growing during warm, sunny weather
Contact herbicides are useful for: -ANSWERS--annual weeds
-chemical mowing
, -where other herbicide types might contaminate water or soil or injure
desirable plants
Translocated herbicides are especially useful for: -ANSWERS-killing
established perennials and woody plants that would otherwise regrow
from vegetative parts (*must be actively growing to be effective)
What is an example of a nonselective translocated herbicide? -
ANSWERS-Glyphosate
What is an example of a selective translocated herbicide? -ANSWERS-
2,4-D
Plant growth regulators (PGRs) or inhibitors cause: -ANSWERS-
physiological changes to plants that reduce their growth rate
Application of PGRs to groundcovers, shrubs, and trees can: -ANSWERS-
reduce the frequency with which they require edging, mowing, and
pruning
Cultural controls are: -ANSWERS-agricultural practices and techniques
that help reduce pest populations by altering the environment or crop
management strategies, making it less conducive to pest development
