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ULV aerosols are most effective during evening and before sunrise because?
a. The larvae are concentrated on the surface of standing water at those times
b. those are times when female mosquitoes are most likely to be laying eggs
c. the adult mosquitoes are most active at those times
d. droplet sizes of 1 to 30 microns are easier to calibrate at those times


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c. the adult mosquitoes are most active at those times

,who creates the MSDS for each pesticide label?
a. the EPA
b. the pesticide manufacturer
c. the US food and drug administration
d. the US department of agriculture


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b. the pesticide manufacturer




Adult mosquitoes are infected with Lacrosse Encephalitis by taking a blood meal from
what?
a. chipmunks
b. humans
c. deer
d. birds


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a. chipmunks




how many instars does a mosquito larvae go through?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4


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, d. 4




The toxicity rating of a chemical is called LD50 for dermal exposure and LC50 for
respiratory exposure. Which of the following LD50 ratings is the most toxic?
a. 50 mg/lk
b. 100 mg/kg
c. 200 mg/kg
d. 1000 mg/kg


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a. 50 mg/kg




what is the scientific name for mosquitoes carrying LaCrosse Encephalitis?
a. Coquillettidia perturbans
b. Culex tarsalis
c. Aedes triseriatus
d. Aedes vexans


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c. Aedes triseriatus




when is the best time to cold fog?
a. 1/2 hour before sunset to 10:30 PM
b. early afternoon
c. early afternoon
d. weekends

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a. 1/2 hour before sunset to 10:30 PM




what mosquito species produces a single brood per season?
a. Aedes vexan
b. Coquillettidia perturban
c. Aedes triseriatus
d. culex tarsalis


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b. Coquillettidia perturban




How is LaCrosse Encephalitis passed from one mosquito generation to the next?
a. blood meals
b. eggs
c. water
d. a mosquito bite


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b. eggs




what does WEE mean in relation to mosquito disease?
a. Western Equine Encephalitis
b. Western Encephalitis Emergency
c. Wisconsin Epulis Encephalitis
d. None of the above

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