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Arizona Pesticide Applicators Exam (NEW UPDATED VERSION) LATEST ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS) | GUARANTEED PASS A+ UPDATED THIS YEAR
Q1. The most important reason to read a pesticide label is to:
A. Follow safety instructions and proper use
B. Understand brand marketing
C. Only for storage information
D. Ignore if experienced
Q2. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required:
A. According to the pesticide label
B. Optional for experienced applicators
C. Only for liquid pesticides
D. Only in outdoor applications
Q3. What should you do if a pesticide spills on your skin?
A. Wash immediately with soap and water
B. Wipe with a dry cloth
C. Apply lotion
D. Ignore unless irritated
Q4. The signal word “DANGER” on a pesticide label indicates:
A. Highly toxic or corrosive
B. Slightly toxic
C. Non-toxic
D. Organic product
Q5. “WARNING” on a pesticide label indicates:
A. Moderate toxicity
B. Extreme toxicity
C. Low toxicity
D. Non-hazardous
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Q6. Proper storage of pesticides requires:
A. Cool, dry, locked area away from food and water
B. Anywhere safe
C. Only outdoor sheds
D. Only labeled cabinets
Q7. Applicators must:
A. Wash hands and remove PPE before eating or drinking
B. Only wash hands at end of day
C. Eat in PPE
D. Optional hygiene
Q8. Pesticide containers should be:
A. Kept closed and labeled
B. Stored open for ventilation
C. Discarded immediately after purchase
D. Shared with coworkers
Q9. Emergency response for pesticide exposure includes:
A. Following label first aid instructions and seeking medical help
B. Ignoring unless symptoms occur
C. Only using home remedies
D. Reporting only at shift end
Q10. Applicators should keep a log of:
A. Pesticide use, location, date, and rates
B. Only chemical name
C. Only weather conditions
D. Optional records
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Application Methods & Equipment
Q11. Which method is most appropriate for treating tall trees?
A. Aerial or high-volume spraying
B. Hand dusting
C. Bait stations
D. Soil injection
Q12. Ground boom sprayers are used for:
A. Large, uniform areas of crops or turf
B. Indoor pest control
C. Small container plants
D. Seed treatment only
Q13. Calibration of application equipment ensures:
A. Accurate pesticide rates and coverage
B. Faster application
C. Only safety compliance
D. Optional precision
Q14. A backflow preventer on pesticide equipment prevents:
A. Contamination of water supply
B. Over-application
C. Drift
D. PPE issues
Q15. What is the main advantage of using a granular pesticide?
A. Reduces drift compared to sprays
B. Covers leaves better
C. Requires no PPE
D. Faster absorption in air
Q16. Foggers are typically used for:
A. Insect control in confined spaces
B. Weed control
2026 2027 GRADED A+
Arizona Pesticide Applicators Exam (NEW UPDATED VERSION) LATEST ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS) | GUARANTEED PASS A+ UPDATED THIS YEAR
Q1. The most important reason to read a pesticide label is to:
A. Follow safety instructions and proper use
B. Understand brand marketing
C. Only for storage information
D. Ignore if experienced
Q2. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is required:
A. According to the pesticide label
B. Optional for experienced applicators
C. Only for liquid pesticides
D. Only in outdoor applications
Q3. What should you do if a pesticide spills on your skin?
A. Wash immediately with soap and water
B. Wipe with a dry cloth
C. Apply lotion
D. Ignore unless irritated
Q4. The signal word “DANGER” on a pesticide label indicates:
A. Highly toxic or corrosive
B. Slightly toxic
C. Non-toxic
D. Organic product
Q5. “WARNING” on a pesticide label indicates:
A. Moderate toxicity
B. Extreme toxicity
C. Low toxicity
D. Non-hazardous
2026 2027 GRADED A+
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Q6. Proper storage of pesticides requires:
A. Cool, dry, locked area away from food and water
B. Anywhere safe
C. Only outdoor sheds
D. Only labeled cabinets
Q7. Applicators must:
A. Wash hands and remove PPE before eating or drinking
B. Only wash hands at end of day
C. Eat in PPE
D. Optional hygiene
Q8. Pesticide containers should be:
A. Kept closed and labeled
B. Stored open for ventilation
C. Discarded immediately after purchase
D. Shared with coworkers
Q9. Emergency response for pesticide exposure includes:
A. Following label first aid instructions and seeking medical help
B. Ignoring unless symptoms occur
C. Only using home remedies
D. Reporting only at shift end
Q10. Applicators should keep a log of:
A. Pesticide use, location, date, and rates
B. Only chemical name
C. Only weather conditions
D. Optional records
2026 2027 GRADED A+
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Application Methods & Equipment
Q11. Which method is most appropriate for treating tall trees?
A. Aerial or high-volume spraying
B. Hand dusting
C. Bait stations
D. Soil injection
Q12. Ground boom sprayers are used for:
A. Large, uniform areas of crops or turf
B. Indoor pest control
C. Small container plants
D. Seed treatment only
Q13. Calibration of application equipment ensures:
A. Accurate pesticide rates and coverage
B. Faster application
C. Only safety compliance
D. Optional precision
Q14. A backflow preventer on pesticide equipment prevents:
A. Contamination of water supply
B. Over-application
C. Drift
D. PPE issues
Q15. What is the main advantage of using a granular pesticide?
A. Reduces drift compared to sprays
B. Covers leaves better
C. Requires no PPE
D. Faster absorption in air
Q16. Foggers are typically used for:
A. Insect control in confined spaces
B. Weed control
2026 2027 GRADED A+
