Core question for 47
Core question for 47 1. The General Court finds that (which of the following is INCORRECT): a. People of Massachusetts have a right to know about the use of pesticides. b. Pesticides contain toxic substances, many of which may have detrimental effects on human health. c. People of Massachusetts have a right to send their children to schools that are free of pesticides. d. Information regarding pesticide use in schools isn't provided in a useful manner to the public. c 2. Which of the following is a goal of the law governing pesticide use on schools? a. Use only the safest IPM techniques to maintain pest populations. b. Prevent unnecessary exposure of children to chemical pesticides. c. Ensure that all citizens receive clear and accurate notification concerning pesticide use in schools. d. To eliminate the use of pesticides in schools. b Brainpower Read More 3. Who must comply with this LAW? a. Any person who operates a school age child care program. b. Any person who operates a day care center. c. Both A&B d. Any type of school or day care, public or private, that cares for others. c 4. This LAW defines "School" as: a. Any public or private school or business for preschool, elementary, middle or high school students. b. Any school that has children of preschool, elementary, middle or high school age students. c. Any public or private school for preschool, elementary, middle or high school students. d. Any public or private school for students. c 5. What does "standard Written Notification" NOT include? a. Approximate dates, when it commences and concludes, specific location, product name. b. Type of pesticide, fact sheets, EPA registration numbers, description of the purpose of pesticide. c. Both A&B. d. None of the above. d 6. "Standard Written Notification" must be given a minimum of: a. 24 hours' notice. b. 48 hours' notice. c. 72 hours' notice. d. 5 days' notice. b 7. "Standard Written Notification" shall apply at all times except:
Document information
- Uploaded on
- July 2, 2024
- Number of pages
- 19
- Written in
- 2023/2024
- Type
- Exam (elaborations)
- Contains
- Questions & answers