PESTICIDE APPLICATOR TEST /ACTUAL COMPLETE 150 REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS TOP
RATED VERSION/ ALREADY A+ GRADED WITH EXPERT
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What is a public applicator? - ANSWER-Applying pest. on
public land
What is a commercial applicator? - ANSWER-applying pest. for
profit on others land
What is a private applicator? - ANSWER-Applying pesticides on
your own plants or land
What is REI - ANSWER-Restricted Entry Interval
How long do certifications las? - ANSWER-5 years
How long do licenses last? - ANSWER-One year
Acute expose is? - ANSWER-single incidence of exposure to a
pesticide
Chronic exposure is? - ANSWER-repeated exposure
,What is particle drift? - ANSWER-Spray particles that drift into
non-target plants or area
What is vapor drift? - ANSWER-Vapors from fumigants that drift
onto non-target plants or areas
What is moniliform antennae? - ANSWER-Like a string of beads
- same size and round (termites)
what are filiform antennae? - ANSWER-thread like, even in size
almost, shaped like a cylinder (ground beetles and
cockroaches
What are serrate antennae? - ANSWER-Sawlike, kinda like
triangular shape (click beetles)
What are cubbed antennae? - ANSWER-segments increase in
size away from the head (japanese Beetle)
What are Plumose antennae? - ANSWER-Feathery whorls of
long hairs( male mosquitos)
What are piercing/sucking mouthparts? - ANSWER-Long
slender tubes that the insect forces into plant or animal tissue
to suck out fluids or blood- aphids/mosquitoes
, What are sponging mouthparts? - ANSWER-like tongues that
suck liquids or food - houseflies, blowflies
What are siphoning mouthparts? - ANSWER-Long tubes that
are used for sucking nectar, butterflies and moths
What does the thorax contain? - ANSWER-3 pairs of legs and
sometimes 1 or 2 pairs of wngs
What is an abiotic disease? - ANSWER-A non-living cause of
plant disease in any physical or chemical component of the
environment that is harmful to plant growth or developments,
sometimes referred to as non parasitic causes. Parasitic
disease organisms live and derive their food by growing in
close association with plant cells
True or False?
Abiotic diseases are non living entity and can not reproduce
(cannot spread from plant to plant - ANSWER-True
T or F?
Abiotic live in reduced oxygen levels? - ANSWER-True
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS TOP
RATED VERSION/ ALREADY A+ GRADED WITH EXPERT
FEEDBACK | 20252026 NEW AND REVISED .
What is a public applicator? - ANSWER-Applying pest. on
public land
What is a commercial applicator? - ANSWER-applying pest. for
profit on others land
What is a private applicator? - ANSWER-Applying pesticides on
your own plants or land
What is REI - ANSWER-Restricted Entry Interval
How long do certifications las? - ANSWER-5 years
How long do licenses last? - ANSWER-One year
Acute expose is? - ANSWER-single incidence of exposure to a
pesticide
Chronic exposure is? - ANSWER-repeated exposure
,What is particle drift? - ANSWER-Spray particles that drift into
non-target plants or area
What is vapor drift? - ANSWER-Vapors from fumigants that drift
onto non-target plants or areas
What is moniliform antennae? - ANSWER-Like a string of beads
- same size and round (termites)
what are filiform antennae? - ANSWER-thread like, even in size
almost, shaped like a cylinder (ground beetles and
cockroaches
What are serrate antennae? - ANSWER-Sawlike, kinda like
triangular shape (click beetles)
What are cubbed antennae? - ANSWER-segments increase in
size away from the head (japanese Beetle)
What are Plumose antennae? - ANSWER-Feathery whorls of
long hairs( male mosquitos)
What are piercing/sucking mouthparts? - ANSWER-Long
slender tubes that the insect forces into plant or animal tissue
to suck out fluids or blood- aphids/mosquitoes
, What are sponging mouthparts? - ANSWER-like tongues that
suck liquids or food - houseflies, blowflies
What are siphoning mouthparts? - ANSWER-Long tubes that
are used for sucking nectar, butterflies and moths
What does the thorax contain? - ANSWER-3 pairs of legs and
sometimes 1 or 2 pairs of wngs
What is an abiotic disease? - ANSWER-A non-living cause of
plant disease in any physical or chemical component of the
environment that is harmful to plant growth or developments,
sometimes referred to as non parasitic causes. Parasitic
disease organisms live and derive their food by growing in
close association with plant cells
True or False?
Abiotic diseases are non living entity and can not reproduce
(cannot spread from plant to plant - ANSWER-True
T or F?
Abiotic live in reduced oxygen levels? - ANSWER-True
