Test Bank & Study Guide
for Georgia Pest Licenses
Exam – Complete Review
and Key Questions
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Communication is an important feature of many IPM It provides a record of the ongoing dialog of visits, actions, and interventions.
program because?
What is the application rate of a termiticide to a trench 4 gallon per 10linear feet.
with the footer at a depth of 3 feet?
A minimum treatment for control or prevention of all Removing sources of moister by fixing leaking pipes.
wood destroying fungi contracts includes:
What is the purpose of the IRAC group number in the It identifies which pesticides can be used in rotation, series, or mixture to help
upper right hand corner of a pesticide label? slow down insecticides resistance.
What is the application rate of a termiticide into a 2 gallons per 10 linear feet
hollow block wall?
Dusts are most effective when applied: In a thin layer to cracks and crevices
Many factors affect pesticide drift including: Particle size of liquid application, the smaller the particle the greater the risk
of drift.
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A spot treatment is: A pesticide application to surfaces not larger than 2 sqft.
A routine schedule of maintenance/cleaning/checking Ensure application of label directed amounts of pesticides.
and calibration equipment is important to:
Protecting surface water from pesticides involves All the above.
What is the major objective of a soil termiticide To establish a chemical barrier in the soil between the termites and the wood
application? structure.
What is a crack and crevice pesticide application for An application into cracks and crevices where pests hide or enter structures.
household pest control?
The three life-support requirements that pests need to Food, water, and harborage.
survive include:
Ants: Social insects that display complete metamorphosis
Bedbugs: A blood feeding nocturnal insect that undergo in complete metamorphosis
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