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Alberta Landscape Applicator Certificate Exam
ACTUAL VERIFIED EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE THIS
YEAR.pdf||NEWEST EXAM!!!
A pesticide label states an application rate of 2.5 liters per
hectare. How much pesticide is needed for a 0.8-hectare
area?
A) 1.5 liters
B) 2.0 liters
C) 2.5 liters
D) 3.0 liters - Answer-B) 2.0 liters
Calculation: 2.5 L/ha × 0.8 ha = 2.0 liters
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for pesticide
storage in BC?
A) Storing pesticides in a locked container
B) Ensuring the storage area is well-ventilated
C) Keeping pesticides in their original labeled containers
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D) Storing pesticides in a refrigerator to maintain potency -
Answer-D) Storing pesticides in a refrigerator to maintain
potency
Under the BC Integrated Pest Management Act, who is
responsible for ensuring that pesticide applicators are
properly trained and certified?
A) The applicator's employer
B) The Ministry of Environment
C) The local municipality
D) The applicator themselves - Answer-A) The applicator's
employer
A pesticide mixture requires 150 grams of active ingredient
per 100 liters of water. How many grams of active
ingredient are needed for 350 liters of water?
A) 450 grams
B) 500 grams
C) 525 grams
D) 600 grams - Answer-C) 525 grams
Calculation: (150 g / 100 L) × 350 L = 525 grams
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Which of the following is a prohibited activity under BC's
pesticide regulations?
A) Applying pesticides on a windy day
B) Applying pesticides without notifying nearby residents
C) Applying pesticides in a manner that causes drift onto
neighboring properties
D) All of the above - Answer-D) All of the above
What is the primary purpose of the Pest Management
Regulatory Agency (PMRA) in Canada?
A) To enforce pesticide application laws in BC
B) To evaluate and register pesticides for use in Canada
C) To provide training for pesticide applicators
D) To monitor pesticide sales - Answer-B) To evaluate and
register pesticides for use in Canada
A pesticide label indicates a re-entry interval (REI) of 12
hours. What does this mean?
A) The pesticide must be applied 12 hours before rainfall
B) People and pets must stay out of the treated area for
12 hours after application
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C) The pesticide must be mixed with water 12 hours
before application
D) The pesticide will remain effective for 12 hours after
application - Answer-B) People and pets must stay out of
the treated area for 12 hours after application
Which of the following is a key requirement for obtaining a
pesticide applicator certificate in BC?
A) Completing a first aid course
B) Passing a written exam administered by the Ministry of
Environment
C) Holding a valid driver's license
D) Having at least 5 years of landscaping experience -
Answer-B) Passing a written exam administered by the
Ministry of Environment
What is the maximum fine for an individual found guilty of
violating the Integrated Pest Management Act in BC?
A) $5,000
B) $10,000
C) $50,000
D) $100,000 - Answer-C) $50,000
Alberta Landscape Applicator Certificate Exam
ACTUAL VERIFIED EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE THIS
YEAR.pdf||NEWEST EXAM!!!
A pesticide label states an application rate of 2.5 liters per
hectare. How much pesticide is needed for a 0.8-hectare
area?
A) 1.5 liters
B) 2.0 liters
C) 2.5 liters
D) 3.0 liters - Answer-B) 2.0 liters
Calculation: 2.5 L/ha × 0.8 ha = 2.0 liters
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for pesticide
storage in BC?
A) Storing pesticides in a locked container
B) Ensuring the storage area is well-ventilated
C) Keeping pesticides in their original labeled containers
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D) Storing pesticides in a refrigerator to maintain potency -
Answer-D) Storing pesticides in a refrigerator to maintain
potency
Under the BC Integrated Pest Management Act, who is
responsible for ensuring that pesticide applicators are
properly trained and certified?
A) The applicator's employer
B) The Ministry of Environment
C) The local municipality
D) The applicator themselves - Answer-A) The applicator's
employer
A pesticide mixture requires 150 grams of active ingredient
per 100 liters of water. How many grams of active
ingredient are needed for 350 liters of water?
A) 450 grams
B) 500 grams
C) 525 grams
D) 600 grams - Answer-C) 525 grams
Calculation: (150 g / 100 L) × 350 L = 525 grams
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Which of the following is a prohibited activity under BC's
pesticide regulations?
A) Applying pesticides on a windy day
B) Applying pesticides without notifying nearby residents
C) Applying pesticides in a manner that causes drift onto
neighboring properties
D) All of the above - Answer-D) All of the above
What is the primary purpose of the Pest Management
Regulatory Agency (PMRA) in Canada?
A) To enforce pesticide application laws in BC
B) To evaluate and register pesticides for use in Canada
C) To provide training for pesticide applicators
D) To monitor pesticide sales - Answer-B) To evaluate and
register pesticides for use in Canada
A pesticide label indicates a re-entry interval (REI) of 12
hours. What does this mean?
A) The pesticide must be applied 12 hours before rainfall
B) People and pets must stay out of the treated area for
12 hours after application
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C) The pesticide must be mixed with water 12 hours
before application
D) The pesticide will remain effective for 12 hours after
application - Answer-B) People and pets must stay out of
the treated area for 12 hours after application
Which of the following is a key requirement for obtaining a
pesticide applicator certificate in BC?
A) Completing a first aid course
B) Passing a written exam administered by the Ministry of
Environment
C) Holding a valid driver's license
D) Having at least 5 years of landscaping experience -
Answer-B) Passing a written exam administered by the
Ministry of Environment
What is the maximum fine for an individual found guilty of
violating the Integrated Pest Management Act in BC?
A) $5,000
B) $10,000
C) $50,000
D) $100,000 - Answer-C) $50,000
