GA Pest Control Safety Questions with
100% Correct Answers
IPM program communication Correct Answer: Records visits, actions, and
interventions
Termiticide trench application rate Correct Answer: 4 gallons per 10 linear feet
at 3 feet depth
Wood destroying fungi treatment Correct Answer: Meets Georgia building code
ventilation
IRAC group number Correct Answer: Identifies pesticides for rotation to slow
resistance
Termiticide hollow brick wall rate Correct Answer: 2 gallons per 10 linear feet
Dust application effectiveness Correct Answer: Best in thin layer to cracks and
crevices
Pesticide drift factors Correct Answer: Include liquid particle size affecting drift
Spot treatment definition Correct Answer: Pesticide application on surfaces ≤ 2
sq ft
Maintenance schedule importance Correct Answer: Meets Georgia pest control
act record requirements
Soil termiticide objective Correct Answer: Establish chemical barrier between
termites and wood
Pests' life support needs Correct Answer: Food, water, harborage
, ANTS characteristics Correct Answer: Social insects with complete
metamorphosis
Bedbugs description Correct Answer: Blood-feeding nocturnal insects with
incomplete metamorphosis
Flies maturity Correct Answer: Good flying ability in adult stage
Carpenter Ants diet Correct Answer: Feed on insects, not wood
Pest identification methods Correct Answer: Send specimen to extension office
or use pest collection
Dry-wood termites fecal pellets Correct Answer: Distinctive hard pellets below
infested wood
Silverfish habitat requirement Correct Answer: Nocturnal insects needing high
humidity
Insects' thorax characteristics Correct Answer: 3 pairs of legs in the thorax
Flea larvae behavior Correct Answer: Spin silk cocoon
Arthropod features Correct Answer: Segmented appendages, chitinous
exoskeleton
Roaches immature stages Correct Answer: Feed on adult feces in the same
harborage
Wood decaying fungi details Correct Answer: Divided into brown rot and white
rot fungi
Pesticide degradation microorganisms Correct Answer: Bacteria and fungi aid in
degradation
100% Correct Answers
IPM program communication Correct Answer: Records visits, actions, and
interventions
Termiticide trench application rate Correct Answer: 4 gallons per 10 linear feet
at 3 feet depth
Wood destroying fungi treatment Correct Answer: Meets Georgia building code
ventilation
IRAC group number Correct Answer: Identifies pesticides for rotation to slow
resistance
Termiticide hollow brick wall rate Correct Answer: 2 gallons per 10 linear feet
Dust application effectiveness Correct Answer: Best in thin layer to cracks and
crevices
Pesticide drift factors Correct Answer: Include liquid particle size affecting drift
Spot treatment definition Correct Answer: Pesticide application on surfaces ≤ 2
sq ft
Maintenance schedule importance Correct Answer: Meets Georgia pest control
act record requirements
Soil termiticide objective Correct Answer: Establish chemical barrier between
termites and wood
Pests' life support needs Correct Answer: Food, water, harborage
, ANTS characteristics Correct Answer: Social insects with complete
metamorphosis
Bedbugs description Correct Answer: Blood-feeding nocturnal insects with
incomplete metamorphosis
Flies maturity Correct Answer: Good flying ability in adult stage
Carpenter Ants diet Correct Answer: Feed on insects, not wood
Pest identification methods Correct Answer: Send specimen to extension office
or use pest collection
Dry-wood termites fecal pellets Correct Answer: Distinctive hard pellets below
infested wood
Silverfish habitat requirement Correct Answer: Nocturnal insects needing high
humidity
Insects' thorax characteristics Correct Answer: 3 pairs of legs in the thorax
Flea larvae behavior Correct Answer: Spin silk cocoon
Arthropod features Correct Answer: Segmented appendages, chitinous
exoskeleton
Roaches immature stages Correct Answer: Feed on adult feces in the same
harborage
Wood decaying fungi details Correct Answer: Divided into brown rot and white
rot fungi
Pesticide degradation microorganisms Correct Answer: Bacteria and fungi aid in
degradation
