Utah CORE Test (Stewarts)
Which pesticide classification ALWAYS requires the Restricted Use
applicator to be certified and licensed?
What pesticide classification requires applicator Restricted use
certification under Federal law?
What regulation specifies use classifications of pesticides? Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
With regard to record-keeping, which level of government's State can be more stringent than federal
laws can be more stringent?
The ___________________ specifies contents of a Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
pesticide label
Who is responsible under Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, Applicator
and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) if an applicator uses a
pesticide NOT in accordance with the label directions and
precautions?
What regulation specifies use classifications of pesticides? Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
What law governs pesticide registration, manufacturing, Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
sale, and use?
What document will indicate if the pesticide requires Pesticide label
shipping papers under the Department of Transportation
(DOT) regulations?
Under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Can only be sold to certified applicators
Act (FIFRA), restricted use pesticides (RUPs):
In general, a pest should be controlled when: Causing unacceptable damage
One way to decrease the potential for developing pesticide With different modes of action
resistance is to use pesticides:
When an applicator arrives at a location and notices non- Postpone treatment until another course of action can be determined
target plants that are sensitive to the proposed treatment,
the applicator should:
At an application site, the wind speed is 6mph in a Wait until the wind direction changes
constant direction and blowing towards an adjacent
sensitive area. The best solution to reduce drift to the
sensitive are is to:
What information do you need in order to calibrate your How much your equipment puts out over a given area
application equipment?
, Utah CORE Test (Stewarts)
Calibration is important because applying too little Fail to control the target pest
pesticide may:
A pest population has reached the action threshold. Which Make a pesticide application
of the following would be an appropriate next step?
Which of the following has the MOST impact on the Weather conditions
number of pests in a population?
Integrated pest management (IPM) is best described as a Uses a wide range of pest control methods
strategy that:
Recommended techniques for reducing drift include Droplet size
increasing:
Which of these pesticide storage choices will help A well-ventilated room or building
minimize problems?
An example of a highly-permeable soil texture is Sand
An example of a low-permeability soil texture is: Clay
Which of the following results of a jar test indicate that the Smooth, uniform texture
products are compatible?
The product that an applicator applies to control a pest Formulation
may be referred to as the:
WP is the abbreviation for what formulation? Wettable powder
What is a common abbreviation for a dry flow able DF
formulation?
One advantage of a dry flow able pesticide formulation is Is less dusty than wettable powders
that it:
What type of adjuvant includes wetting agents and Surfactants
spreaders?
If an applicator must apply an insecticide using equipment Follow the herbicide label's cleaning instructions
just used to apply an herbicide, what should they do?
Which pesticide classification ALWAYS requires the Restricted Use
applicator to be certified and licensed?
What pesticide classification requires applicator Restricted use
certification under Federal law?
What regulation specifies use classifications of pesticides? Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
With regard to record-keeping, which level of government's State can be more stringent than federal
laws can be more stringent?
The ___________________ specifies contents of a Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
pesticide label
Who is responsible under Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, Applicator
and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) if an applicator uses a
pesticide NOT in accordance with the label directions and
precautions?
What regulation specifies use classifications of pesticides? Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
What law governs pesticide registration, manufacturing, Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
sale, and use?
What document will indicate if the pesticide requires Pesticide label
shipping papers under the Department of Transportation
(DOT) regulations?
Under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Can only be sold to certified applicators
Act (FIFRA), restricted use pesticides (RUPs):
In general, a pest should be controlled when: Causing unacceptable damage
One way to decrease the potential for developing pesticide With different modes of action
resistance is to use pesticides:
When an applicator arrives at a location and notices non- Postpone treatment until another course of action can be determined
target plants that are sensitive to the proposed treatment,
the applicator should:
At an application site, the wind speed is 6mph in a Wait until the wind direction changes
constant direction and blowing towards an adjacent
sensitive area. The best solution to reduce drift to the
sensitive are is to:
What information do you need in order to calibrate your How much your equipment puts out over a given area
application equipment?
, Utah CORE Test (Stewarts)
Calibration is important because applying too little Fail to control the target pest
pesticide may:
A pest population has reached the action threshold. Which Make a pesticide application
of the following would be an appropriate next step?
Which of the following has the MOST impact on the Weather conditions
number of pests in a population?
Integrated pest management (IPM) is best described as a Uses a wide range of pest control methods
strategy that:
Recommended techniques for reducing drift include Droplet size
increasing:
Which of these pesticide storage choices will help A well-ventilated room or building
minimize problems?
An example of a highly-permeable soil texture is Sand
An example of a low-permeability soil texture is: Clay
Which of the following results of a jar test indicate that the Smooth, uniform texture
products are compatible?
The product that an applicator applies to control a pest Formulation
may be referred to as the:
WP is the abbreviation for what formulation? Wettable powder
What is a common abbreviation for a dry flow able DF
formulation?
One advantage of a dry flow able pesticide formulation is Is less dusty than wettable powders
that it:
What type of adjuvant includes wetting agents and Surfactants
spreaders?
If an applicator must apply an insecticide using equipment Follow the herbicide label's cleaning instructions
just used to apply an herbicide, what should they do?
