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1. Communication is an important feature of It provides a record of the ongoing dia-
many IPM program because? log of visits, actions, and interventions.

2. What is the application rate of a termiticide to 4 gallon per 10linear feet.
a trench with the footer at a depth of 3 feet?

3. A minimum treatment for control or preven- Removing sources of moister by fixing
tion of all wood destroying fungi contracts leaking pipes.
includes:

4. What is the purpose of the IRAC group num- It identifies which pesticides can be
ber in the upper right hand corner of a pesti- used in rotation, series, or mixture to
cide label? help slow down insecticides resistance.

5. What is the application rate of a termiticide 2 gallons per 10 linear feet
into a hollow block wall?

6. Dusts are most effective when applied: In a thin layer to cracks and crevices

7. Many factors affect pesticide drift including: Particle size of liquid application, the
smaller the particle the greater the risk
of drift.

8. A spot treatment is: A pesticide application to surfaces not
larger than 2 sqft.

9. A routine schedule of maintenance/clean- Ensure application of label directed
ing/checking and calibration equipment is amounts of pesticides.
important to:

10. Protecting surface water from pesticides in- All the above.
volves

11.


, Georgia Pest Licenses Exam
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What is the major objective of a soil termiti- To establish a chemical barrier in the
cide application? soil between the termites and the wood
structure.

12. What is a crack and crevice pesticide applica- An application into cracks and crevices
tion for household pest control? where pests hide or enter structures.

13. The three life-support requirements that Food, water, and harborage.
pests need to survive include:

14. Ants: Social insects that display complete
metamorphosis

15. Bedbugs: A blood feeding nocturnal insect that
undergo in complete metamorphosis

16. Flies: Are good a flying when they mature into
the adult stage

17. Carpenter ants: Large nocturnal ants that feed on in-
sects not wood

18. Two methods recommended for properly Send a specimen to your local county/
identifying a pest include: or use a company pest collection

19. Dry wood termites: Produce distinctive hard fecal pellets
that appear in piles below

20. Silerfish: Are nocturnal and require high humid-
ity (75% or higher) to survive

21. All insects have: Thorax with 3 pairs of legs

22. Fleas:

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