General Structural Pest control QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS EXAM - ACTUAL EXAM WITH A STUDY GUIDE AND PRACTICE EXAM | GUARANTEED PASS | LATEST UPDATE

General Structural Pest control QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS EXAM - ACTUAL EXAM WITH A STUDY GUIDE AND PRACTICE EXAM | GUARANTEED PASS | LATEST UPDATE Reentry time is defined by EPA as the time just after pesticide application when unprotected workers may not enter the treated area. - CORRECT ANSWER True The (blank) addresses pesticide residue levels in food and feed crops sold in the US - CORRECT ANSWER FDCA (food, drug, and cosmetic act) EPA has registered about (blank) pesticide products - CORRECT ANSWER 25,000 The transportation safety act of 1974 authorized the US dept of transportation (DOT) to regulate all transportation of hazardous materials - CORRECT ANSWER True The endangered species act of 1973 protects endangered species. - CORRECT ANSWER True The (blank) of a substance is its capacity to injure a living system A. Dose B. Rate C. Toxicity D. Acute - CORRECT ANSWER C. Toxicity The effect of a pesticide on your health depends on several factors. The most important factor is called the (blank) A. Acute exposure B. Dose-time relationship C. Time exposure D. Chronic exposure - CORRECT ANSWER B. Dose time relationship Acute exposure is defined as contact for 24 hours or less. - CORRECT ANSWER True Three routes by which pesticides can enter your body are (blank), (blank) and (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Dermal, inhalation, swallowing The amount of pesticide that kills half the animal in a laboratory test is called (blank) - CORRECT ANSWER LD50 To find the acute inhalation toxicity of a pesticide, scientist give test animal a known amount of pesticide to breath, the amount that kills 50 percent of the animal is the (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER LC 50 The pesticide deposit that remains after an application is called (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Residue A pesticide that vaporizes is called (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Volatile The signal word on the label "warning" would indicate that the pesticide toxicity would be in which category? A. Slightly toxic B. Relatively non-toxic C. Moderately toxic D. Highly toxic - CORRECT ANSWER C. Moderately toxic The moment of spray particles or droplets away from the spray site before they reach the target or ground is called (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Drift Some correctly applied pesticides may move downward with rain or irrigation water reaching the water table below this kind of pollution is said to come from a (blank) source A. Non-point General Structural Pest control QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS EXAM - ACTUAL EXAM WITH A STUDY GUIDE AND PRACTICE EXAM | GUARANTEED PASS | LATEST UPDATE Reentry time is defined by EPA as the time just after pesticide application when unprotected workers may not enter the treated area. - CORRECT ANSWER True The (blank) addresses pesticide residue levels in food and feed crops sold in the US - CORRECT ANSWER FDCA (food, drug, and cosmetic act) EPA has registered about (blank) pesticide products - CORRECT ANSWER 25,000 The transportation safety act of 1974 authorized the US dept of transportation (DOT) to regulate all transportation of hazardous materials - CORRECT ANSWER True The endangered species act of 1973 protects endangered species. - CORRECT ANSWER True The (blank) of a substance is its capacity to injure a living system A. Dose B. Rate C. Toxicity D. Acute - CORRECT ANSWER C. Toxicity The effect of a pesticide on your health depends on several factors. The most important factor is called the (blank) A. Acute exposure B. Dose-time relationship C. Time exposure D. Chronic exposure - CORRECT ANSWER B. Dose time relationship Acute exposure is defined as contact for 24 hours or less. - CORRECT ANSWER True Three routes by which pesticides can enter your body are (blank), (blank) and (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Dermal, inhalation, swallowing The amount of pesticide that kills half the animal in a laboratory test is called (blank) - CORRECT ANSWER LD50 To find the acute inhalation toxicity of a pesticide, scientist give test animal a known amount of pesticide to breath, the amount that kills 50 percent of the animal is the (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER LC 50 The pesticide deposit that remains after an application is called (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Residue A pesticide that vaporizes is called (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Volatile The signal word on the label "warning" would indicate that the pesticide toxicity would be in which category? A. Slightly toxic B. Relatively non-toxic C. Moderately toxic D. Highly toxic - CORRECT ANSWER C. Moderately toxic The moment of spray particles or droplets away from the spray site before they reach the target or ground is called (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Drift Some correctly applied pesticides may move downward with rain or irrigation water reaching the water table below this kind of pollution is said to come from a (blank) source A. Non-point Reentry time is defined by EPA as the time just after pesticide application when unprotected workers may not enter the treated area. - CORRECT ANSWER True The (blank) addresses pesticide residue levels in food and feed crops sold in the US - CORRECT ANSWER FDCA (food, drug, and cosmetic act) EPA has registered about (blank) pesticide products - CORRECT ANSWER 25,000 The transportation safety act of 1974 authorized the US dept of transportation (DOT) to regulate all transportation of hazardous materials - CORRECT ANSWER True The endangered species act of 1973 protects endangered species. - CORRECT ANSWER True The (blank) of a substance is its capacity to injure a living system A. Dose B. Rate C. Toxicity D. Acute - CORRECT ANSWER C. Toxicity The effect of a pesticide on your health depends on several factors. The most important factor is called the (blank) A. Acute exposure B. Dose-time relationship C. Time exposure D. Chronic exposure - CORRECT ANSWER B. Dose time relationship Acute exposure is defined as contact for 24 hours or less. - CORRECT ANSWER True Three routes by which pesticides can enter your body are (blank), (blank) and (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Dermal, inhalation, swallowing The amount of pesticide that kills half the animal in a laboratory test is called (blank) - CORRECT ANSWER LD50 To find the acute inhalation toxicity of a pesticide, scientist give test animal a known amount of pesticide to breath, the amount that kills 50 percent of the animal is the (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER LC 50 The pesticide deposit that remains after an application is called (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Residue A pesticide that vaporizes is called (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Volatile The signal word on the label "warning" would indicate that the pesticide toxicity would be in which category? A. Slightly toxic B. Relatively non-toxic C. Moderately toxic D. Highly toxic - CORRECT ANSWER C. Moderately toxic The moment of spray particles or droplets away from the spray site before they reach the target or ground is called (blank). - CORRECT ANSWER Drift Some correctly applied pesticides may move downward with rain or irrigation water reaching the water table below this kind of pollution is said to come from a (blank) source A. Non-point