Pesticide Applicator Right of Way
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1. Which of the following is not a selective, translocated herbicide? -
Correct Answer: Paraquat
2. Which method of pesticide application would reduce the amount of carrier
required and risk of drift when controlling brush on a hot, windy day? -
Correct Answer: Basal bark
3. A major factor in a successful IRVM program is: - Correct Answer: Driver
safety in rural areas
4. The downward movement of pesticides in the soil is called: - Correct
Answer: Leaching
5. Which type of weed is best controlled in early bloom? - Correct Answer:
Perennial
,6. Pesticides may move from the target area and damage the environment by:
- Correct Answer: Drift, soil runoff or soil erosion, leaching through the
soil
7. Basal bark applications are: - Correct Answer: Possible throughout the
year
8. What type of chemical resistant gloves should you use if a pesticide
application will last one or two hours? - Correct Answer: Moderately or
highly chemical resistant
9. Volatilization: - Correct Answer: May occur after spray reaches the
target site and usually occurs at high temperatures
10.Growth regulator herbicides: - Correct Answer: Rapidly degrade or are
tied up in the soil
11.What should you do with clothing that becomes soaked with full strength
concentrate pesticides? - Correct Answer: Discard the clothing with any
contaminated PPE
12.Which of the following are annual weeds? - Correct Answer: Pigweed
13.An herbicide label calls for product to applied at 3 oz per 1000 square feet
in one gallon of carrier. If you will be spot-spraying a roadside that is roughly
, 40 feet wide by 1000 feet long, about how much product will you need? -
Correct Answer: Almost one gallon
14.Risks involved with the use of soil sterilant include: - Correct Answer:
Movement of the pesticide off-site into ground water
15.Your company is using a new herbicide for treating persistent weeds. The
signal word is DANGER. What measure should you take to minimize
potential harm to yourself and coworkers? - Correct Answer: Be familiar
with the poisoning symptoms
16.Most exposure to pesticide concentrates occurs to this part of the
applicator's body: - Correct Answer: Skin
17.Growth regulator application is most effective when applied: - Correct
Answer: In early spring when sod has greened
18.Which procedures will help reduce herbicide drift: - Correct Answer:
Reducing spray pressure and changing nozzles to a type which emits larger
droplets
19.Phenoxy herbicides are widely used along roadsides because: - Correct
Answer: They do not damage grasses
20.Which of the following nonselective herbicides has the longest period of
control when used at a given site? - Correct Answer: Dichlobenil
, 21.In order to avoid injury to nearby desirable trees, persistent, nonselective
herbicides such as Hyvar should be applied _______: - Correct Answer:
Outside an area equal to twice the height of the desirable tree
22.Krenite is different from most bush herbicides because: - Correct
Answer: Little effect is seen the year of application
23.Herbicide spraying can be performed, as a general rule, until wind speed
exceeds ____ mph. - Correct Answer: 10
24.Which of the following formulations do not dissolve in water: - Correct
Answer: Wettable powders
25.A major disadvantage of the phenoxy-herbicides is: - Correct Answer:
They can damage desirable plants at very low rates, making them
susceptible to drift damage
26.Basal bark treatment is not recommended for woody species larger than 6"
in diameter: - Correct Answer: The bark prevents penetration of the
herbicide and reduces effectiveness
27.The greatest risk involved with roadside spraying of phenoxy herbicides is: -
Correct Answer: Damage to non-target plants due to drift
Comprehensive Resource To Help You Ace 2026-2027
Exams Includes Frequently Tested Questions With
ELABORATED 100% Correct COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Guaranteed Pass First Attempt!! Current Update!!
Instant Download Pdf!!
1. Which of the following is not a selective, translocated herbicide? -
Correct Answer: Paraquat
2. Which method of pesticide application would reduce the amount of carrier
required and risk of drift when controlling brush on a hot, windy day? -
Correct Answer: Basal bark
3. A major factor in a successful IRVM program is: - Correct Answer: Driver
safety in rural areas
4. The downward movement of pesticides in the soil is called: - Correct
Answer: Leaching
5. Which type of weed is best controlled in early bloom? - Correct Answer:
Perennial
,6. Pesticides may move from the target area and damage the environment by:
- Correct Answer: Drift, soil runoff or soil erosion, leaching through the
soil
7. Basal bark applications are: - Correct Answer: Possible throughout the
year
8. What type of chemical resistant gloves should you use if a pesticide
application will last one or two hours? - Correct Answer: Moderately or
highly chemical resistant
9. Volatilization: - Correct Answer: May occur after spray reaches the
target site and usually occurs at high temperatures
10.Growth regulator herbicides: - Correct Answer: Rapidly degrade or are
tied up in the soil
11.What should you do with clothing that becomes soaked with full strength
concentrate pesticides? - Correct Answer: Discard the clothing with any
contaminated PPE
12.Which of the following are annual weeds? - Correct Answer: Pigweed
13.An herbicide label calls for product to applied at 3 oz per 1000 square feet
in one gallon of carrier. If you will be spot-spraying a roadside that is roughly
, 40 feet wide by 1000 feet long, about how much product will you need? -
Correct Answer: Almost one gallon
14.Risks involved with the use of soil sterilant include: - Correct Answer:
Movement of the pesticide off-site into ground water
15.Your company is using a new herbicide for treating persistent weeds. The
signal word is DANGER. What measure should you take to minimize
potential harm to yourself and coworkers? - Correct Answer: Be familiar
with the poisoning symptoms
16.Most exposure to pesticide concentrates occurs to this part of the
applicator's body: - Correct Answer: Skin
17.Growth regulator application is most effective when applied: - Correct
Answer: In early spring when sod has greened
18.Which procedures will help reduce herbicide drift: - Correct Answer:
Reducing spray pressure and changing nozzles to a type which emits larger
droplets
19.Phenoxy herbicides are widely used along roadsides because: - Correct
Answer: They do not damage grasses
20.Which of the following nonselective herbicides has the longest period of
control when used at a given site? - Correct Answer: Dichlobenil
, 21.In order to avoid injury to nearby desirable trees, persistent, nonselective
herbicides such as Hyvar should be applied _______: - Correct Answer:
Outside an area equal to twice the height of the desirable tree
22.Krenite is different from most bush herbicides because: - Correct
Answer: Little effect is seen the year of application
23.Herbicide spraying can be performed, as a general rule, until wind speed
exceeds ____ mph. - Correct Answer: 10
24.Which of the following formulations do not dissolve in water: - Correct
Answer: Wettable powders
25.A major disadvantage of the phenoxy-herbicides is: - Correct Answer:
They can damage desirable plants at very low rates, making them
susceptible to drift damage
26.Basal bark treatment is not recommended for woody species larger than 6"
in diameter: - Correct Answer: The bark prevents penetration of the
herbicide and reduces effectiveness
27.The greatest risk involved with roadside spraying of phenoxy herbicides is: -
Correct Answer: Damage to non-target plants due to drift
