QAC, CALIFORNIA LAWS AND
REGULATIONS EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND
100% VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS!!!
What document must be displayed at the worksite or central location when fieldworkers
are working in a pesticide treated field
A. The pest control written recommendation, signed by a licensed agricultural pest control
advisor
B. A completed pesticide, safety information series leaflet, A-9
C. An outline of the pesticide safety training provided to workers.
D. A list of the workers employed by the farming operation.
B
Before fieldworker employees are allowed to enter pesticide treated fields, what
information must the operator of the property inform them about that is mandated by
California's pesticide laws
A. The location of drinking water.
B. The work hours, including break, and lunch periods
C. The availability and location of the pesticide use records and safety data sheets.
D. How to protect themselves from sun exposure.
C
Which of the following information about a pesticide treated field is not required to be
displayed at a central location
A. The time and date of the pesticide application started and ended.
, B. The restricted entry interval.
C. The product name, the United States, environmental protection, agency registration
number, and the active ingredients.
D. The name of the person who made the pesticide application.
D
When a pesticide that requires the use of a respirator is applied to a small number of
plants, in one section of an enclosed space, the application exclusion zone is considered to
be
A. 25 feet in all directions of the treated plants.
B. The entire enclosed space plus any adjacent area that is not sealed from the treatment
site.
C. 100 feet in all direction from the treated plants.
D. The treatment site only.
B
When employees are required to enter pesticide treated fields, emergency, medical care
must be
A. Obtained by the employees if needed.
B. Provided if needed after the employee consult with medical advisor.
C. Planned and arranged for in advance by the employer.
D. Arranged for by the local county agricultural commissioner
C
REGULATIONS EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND
100% VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS!!!
What document must be displayed at the worksite or central location when fieldworkers
are working in a pesticide treated field
A. The pest control written recommendation, signed by a licensed agricultural pest control
advisor
B. A completed pesticide, safety information series leaflet, A-9
C. An outline of the pesticide safety training provided to workers.
D. A list of the workers employed by the farming operation.
B
Before fieldworker employees are allowed to enter pesticide treated fields, what
information must the operator of the property inform them about that is mandated by
California's pesticide laws
A. The location of drinking water.
B. The work hours, including break, and lunch periods
C. The availability and location of the pesticide use records and safety data sheets.
D. How to protect themselves from sun exposure.
C
Which of the following information about a pesticide treated field is not required to be
displayed at a central location
A. The time and date of the pesticide application started and ended.
, B. The restricted entry interval.
C. The product name, the United States, environmental protection, agency registration
number, and the active ingredients.
D. The name of the person who made the pesticide application.
D
When a pesticide that requires the use of a respirator is applied to a small number of
plants, in one section of an enclosed space, the application exclusion zone is considered to
be
A. 25 feet in all directions of the treated plants.
B. The entire enclosed space plus any adjacent area that is not sealed from the treatment
site.
C. 100 feet in all direction from the treated plants.
D. The treatment site only.
B
When employees are required to enter pesticide treated fields, emergency, medical care
must be
A. Obtained by the employees if needed.
B. Provided if needed after the employee consult with medical advisor.
C. Planned and arranged for in advance by the employer.
D. Arranged for by the local county agricultural commissioner
C
