CANADA EXTERMINATOR LICENSE CORE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
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1. what is the pur- to ensure a basic level of competence by all commercial pesticide exterminators
pose of pesticide
certification?
2. what areas of safety precautions. proper use and handling of pesticides, current legislation
knowledge are re- governing pesticide use, managing pest problems using an integrated pest
quired to be a li- management approach, environmental protection
censed extermina-
tor?
3. from the date you one year
passed your exam-
ination, your cer-
tification to apply
for a license is valid
for:
4. What is integrat- a decision making process for preventing pests from reaching damaging levels
ed pest manage- and for determining what actions to take when pest problems occur. IPM
ment? approach allows the applicator to make knowledgeable decisions regarding
the pest control treatments to manage a pest and weather or not control is
necessary
5. why is it important enables pest managers to research the biology of a pest. assists in selecting
to identify pests the most economical, effective, and safe control method. minimizes chances
correctly that good species are mistaken for bad ones. indicates if treatments are not
required.
6. list 5 sources federal and provincial gov publications. pest control reps. gov pest control reps.
where you can universities and colleges. internet.
, CANADA EXTERMINATOR LICENSE CORE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jqm55r
find information
on pest ID
7. knowing the life true
cycle and behavior
of pests is impor-
tant in pest man-
agement because
it will influence the
timing and choice
of treatment t/f
8. what information locate the centre of an infestation, find the cause of a pest problem, select and
can be determined revise injury and action thresholds, control the pest only when needed, assess
through regular treatment results.
monitoring
9. a pest population false
which is below
the action thresh-
old should be con-
trolled t/f
10. describe the term the threshold limit is the specific number of pests at which you must take
threshold pest control action if you want to prevent the pests from causing unacceptable
damage loss or harm.
11. list 5 types of legislative- destruction of noxious weeds.
pest management cultural- crop rotation. mechanical- traps.
practices and pro- biological- introduce predators.
, CANADA EXTERMINATOR LICENSE CORE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jqm55r
vide examples for behavioral- releasing of sterile males to stop reproduction.
each chemical- synthetic pesticides.
12. what environmen- temp, relative humidity, precipitation, wind speed and direction, distance to
tal conditions may sensitive areas, topography.
alter the selec-
tion or use of a
pest management
practice
13. lest 5 factors to in- make post treatment observations on pests and non targets. compare post treat
clude in an evalua- results with pre treat records. review of records including costs, dates, methods,
tion of an IPM pro- etc. obtain feedback from clients or others. id any possible improvements.
gram
14. What is a pesti- anything intended to control, prevent, destroy, repel, attract, or manage a pest.
cide?
15. difference be- a selective pesticide is toxic to some pests and has little or no effect on others.
tween selective a systemic pesticide is absorbed by the plant and moves around inside of it to
and systemic pes- parts of the plant that are remote from the point of application.
ticides
16. what is a chemical a chemical family is a group of chemicals that have similar chemical structures
group and why do and properties, similar poisoning symptoms, similar first aid, and safety guide-
we use them lines. we do this because it helps an applicator know how pesticides work and
how to use them.
17. the name given by true
the manufacturer
to a product that is
, CANADA EXTERMINATOR LICENSE CORE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jqm55r
unique and promi-
nently displayed is
the product name.
t/f
18. a pesticide formu- true
lation is a mix of
active ingredients
and formulants
19. wettable powder containers empty easily, no liquid spills, easy to store in cold.
pros, cons disadvantages: dusty, requires agitation to remain suspended, may leave visible
residue, may be abrasive
20. emulsifiable con- high conc. ai, not abraisive, less visible residue, buy less bulk.
centrate pros, disadvantages, possibly flammable, possibly phytotoxic
cons
21. solution pros cons high conc. ai, not abrasive, less visibel residue, buy less bulk, requires little
agitation.
disadvantages, may be corrosive
22. 3 factors that may loss of effectiveness, non target injury, settling of solids and or clogging of
result when 2 pes- equipment.
ticides are mixed
together
23. difference be- stomach insecticides must be eaten to go to the stomach to be effective, contact
tween stomach insecticides enter through the exoskeleton
and contact insec-
ticides
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jqm55r
1. what is the pur- to ensure a basic level of competence by all commercial pesticide exterminators
pose of pesticide
certification?
2. what areas of safety precautions. proper use and handling of pesticides, current legislation
knowledge are re- governing pesticide use, managing pest problems using an integrated pest
quired to be a li- management approach, environmental protection
censed extermina-
tor?
3. from the date you one year
passed your exam-
ination, your cer-
tification to apply
for a license is valid
for:
4. What is integrat- a decision making process for preventing pests from reaching damaging levels
ed pest manage- and for determining what actions to take when pest problems occur. IPM
ment? approach allows the applicator to make knowledgeable decisions regarding
the pest control treatments to manage a pest and weather or not control is
necessary
5. why is it important enables pest managers to research the biology of a pest. assists in selecting
to identify pests the most economical, effective, and safe control method. minimizes chances
correctly that good species are mistaken for bad ones. indicates if treatments are not
required.
6. list 5 sources federal and provincial gov publications. pest control reps. gov pest control reps.
where you can universities and colleges. internet.
, CANADA EXTERMINATOR LICENSE CORE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jqm55r
find information
on pest ID
7. knowing the life true
cycle and behavior
of pests is impor-
tant in pest man-
agement because
it will influence the
timing and choice
of treatment t/f
8. what information locate the centre of an infestation, find the cause of a pest problem, select and
can be determined revise injury and action thresholds, control the pest only when needed, assess
through regular treatment results.
monitoring
9. a pest population false
which is below
the action thresh-
old should be con-
trolled t/f
10. describe the term the threshold limit is the specific number of pests at which you must take
threshold pest control action if you want to prevent the pests from causing unacceptable
damage loss or harm.
11. list 5 types of legislative- destruction of noxious weeds.
pest management cultural- crop rotation. mechanical- traps.
practices and pro- biological- introduce predators.
, CANADA EXTERMINATOR LICENSE CORE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jqm55r
vide examples for behavioral- releasing of sterile males to stop reproduction.
each chemical- synthetic pesticides.
12. what environmen- temp, relative humidity, precipitation, wind speed and direction, distance to
tal conditions may sensitive areas, topography.
alter the selec-
tion or use of a
pest management
practice
13. lest 5 factors to in- make post treatment observations on pests and non targets. compare post treat
clude in an evalua- results with pre treat records. review of records including costs, dates, methods,
tion of an IPM pro- etc. obtain feedback from clients or others. id any possible improvements.
gram
14. What is a pesti- anything intended to control, prevent, destroy, repel, attract, or manage a pest.
cide?
15. difference be- a selective pesticide is toxic to some pests and has little or no effect on others.
tween selective a systemic pesticide is absorbed by the plant and moves around inside of it to
and systemic pes- parts of the plant that are remote from the point of application.
ticides
16. what is a chemical a chemical family is a group of chemicals that have similar chemical structures
group and why do and properties, similar poisoning symptoms, similar first aid, and safety guide-
we use them lines. we do this because it helps an applicator know how pesticides work and
how to use them.
17. the name given by true
the manufacturer
to a product that is
, CANADA EXTERMINATOR LICENSE CORE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jqm55r
unique and promi-
nently displayed is
the product name.
t/f
18. a pesticide formu- true
lation is a mix of
active ingredients
and formulants
19. wettable powder containers empty easily, no liquid spills, easy to store in cold.
pros, cons disadvantages: dusty, requires agitation to remain suspended, may leave visible
residue, may be abrasive
20. emulsifiable con- high conc. ai, not abraisive, less visible residue, buy less bulk.
centrate pros, disadvantages, possibly flammable, possibly phytotoxic
cons
21. solution pros cons high conc. ai, not abrasive, less visibel residue, buy less bulk, requires little
agitation.
disadvantages, may be corrosive
22. 3 factors that may loss of effectiveness, non target injury, settling of solids and or clogging of
result when 2 pes- equipment.
ticides are mixed
together
23. difference be- stomach insecticides must be eaten to go to the stomach to be effective, contact
tween stomach insecticides enter through the exoskeleton
and contact insec-
ticides
