Osmose Pesticide Quiz / Actual Test Questions with
Detailed Verified Answers / Already Graded A / 2025.
Shipping papers are designed to? - (ANSWER)Inform emergency response
personnel of the quantity and types of Hazardous Materials that are being
transported on a particular vehicle.
Precautionary statements and toxicity categories. - (ANSWER)Cat I - Danger
(highly toxic) Cat II - Warning (moderately toxic) Cat III - Caution (slightly toxic) Cat
IIII - (relatively non-toxic)
When should you read the product label? - (ANSWER)Always read the product
label before using product. Before you select, buy or use the product. Before
applying. After applying if anything out of the ordinary happens. Before storing or
disposing of the pesticide or pesticide containers.
Types of fumes used. - (ANSWER)WoodFume. MITC-Fume. DuraFume.
Depth of hole drilled for MITC-Fume. - (ANSWER)12" to 15"
Angle drilled for MITC-Fume - (ANSWER)45 degrees or steeper
Where do I start drilling for MITC - (ANSWER)At ground level
In the absence of contract specifications, this chart determines the number or
placement of application holes for MITC. - (ANSWER)28" or less- 2 holes
, beginning at ground line spaced 90 degrees apart and 6" to 8" inches higher than
first hole. 29" to 35" - 3 holes beginning at ground-line spaced 120 degrees apart
and 6" to 8" higher than previous hole. 36" to 49" - 4 holes beginning at ground
line spaced 90 degrees apart and 6 to 8 inches higher than previous hole. 50" to
59" - 5 holes beginning at ground line spaced 70 degrees apart and 6 to 8 inches
higher than previous hole.
Steps to applying MITC-Fume (after drilling hole) - (ANSWER)Have on proper PPE.
Grab 1 tube at a time. Start at lowest hole first. Open tube away from face. Place
in lowest hole (open end down). Place MITC tube cap in hole. Plug hole.
SDS (mandatory parts) - (ANSWER)Identification
Hazard identification
Composition
First-aid measures
Fire-fighting measures
Accidental release measures
Handling and storage
Exposure controls, PPE
Physical and Chemical properties
Stability and reactivity
Toxicological information
Other information
Detailed Verified Answers / Already Graded A / 2025.
Shipping papers are designed to? - (ANSWER)Inform emergency response
personnel of the quantity and types of Hazardous Materials that are being
transported on a particular vehicle.
Precautionary statements and toxicity categories. - (ANSWER)Cat I - Danger
(highly toxic) Cat II - Warning (moderately toxic) Cat III - Caution (slightly toxic) Cat
IIII - (relatively non-toxic)
When should you read the product label? - (ANSWER)Always read the product
label before using product. Before you select, buy or use the product. Before
applying. After applying if anything out of the ordinary happens. Before storing or
disposing of the pesticide or pesticide containers.
Types of fumes used. - (ANSWER)WoodFume. MITC-Fume. DuraFume.
Depth of hole drilled for MITC-Fume. - (ANSWER)12" to 15"
Angle drilled for MITC-Fume - (ANSWER)45 degrees or steeper
Where do I start drilling for MITC - (ANSWER)At ground level
In the absence of contract specifications, this chart determines the number or
placement of application holes for MITC. - (ANSWER)28" or less- 2 holes
, beginning at ground line spaced 90 degrees apart and 6" to 8" inches higher than
first hole. 29" to 35" - 3 holes beginning at ground-line spaced 120 degrees apart
and 6" to 8" higher than previous hole. 36" to 49" - 4 holes beginning at ground
line spaced 90 degrees apart and 6 to 8 inches higher than previous hole. 50" to
59" - 5 holes beginning at ground line spaced 70 degrees apart and 6 to 8 inches
higher than previous hole.
Steps to applying MITC-Fume (after drilling hole) - (ANSWER)Have on proper PPE.
Grab 1 tube at a time. Start at lowest hole first. Open tube away from face. Place
in lowest hole (open end down). Place MITC tube cap in hole. Plug hole.
SDS (mandatory parts) - (ANSWER)Identification
Hazard identification
Composition
First-aid measures
Fire-fighting measures
Accidental release measures
Handling and storage
Exposure controls, PPE
Physical and Chemical properties
Stability and reactivity
Toxicological information
Other information
