Wisconsin Applicators Test T/F Exam Questions & Answers 100% Correct

Plant Disease Agents are confined to certain Areas. - ANSWER-False Some plant diseases may be spread by insects. - ANSWER-True The only ways to control wildlife damage are the use of chemical and mechanical control methods. - ANSWER-False If a spill is contained withing a secondary containment structure I do not need to report the spill to the DNR - ANSWER-True Kitty Litter may be useful in absorption of chemicals spilled on the ground. - ANSWER-True In the last 40 years, Pesticides were the easiest, quickest, and most efficient way to improve yield in agronomic crops. - ANSWER-True Broad spectrum pesticides are efficient in killing only a few harmful insects. - ANSWER-False Three cultural methods of controling pests include: row width, crop rotation, planting date - ANSWER-True A major goal of IPM is to completely eliminate pesticides. - ANSWER-False The custom applicator that applied the chemical is ussually held responsible for any mistakes that occur during or after application. - ANSWER-True All pesticides and Uses must be registered with the EPA. - ANSWER-True In Wisconsin, anyone can apply general pesticides, however only custom applicators can apply RUPs. - ANSWER-False Use of pesticides inconsistent with label and labeling is allowed by FIFRA. - ANSWER-False A Temporary custom applicator trainee may apply RUPs under the supervision of a Certified Applicator. - ANSWER-False Butterflies and Moths go through complete metamorphosis. - ANSWER-True Insects have a very poor digestive system. - ANSWER-False Calibration is important to maintain consistent, accurate, application of pesticides. - ANSWER-True As ground speed increases spray rate increases - ANSWER-False The nozzle flow rate is affected by nozzle size and pressure - ANSWER-True It is unecessary to readjust the boom height when entering a new field/ crop. - ANSWER-False