Mississippi Category 11 - Aerial Application
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. If a person spills liquid pesticide onto his or her arm, the amount of exposure and injury
can often be reduced by:
A. Wiping arm with antibacterial wipes.
B. Wiping the liquid off the person's arm.
C. Covering the exposed area with a damp cloth.
D. Washing the exposed area with soap and water. - CORRECT ANSWER: D. Washing
the exposed area with soap and water.
A proper functioning positive cutoff valve with a suck-back feature will supply pressure
to the boom and nozzles when the spray flow is stopped.
A. High negative.
B. Low negative.
C. High positive.
D. Low positive. - CORRECT ANSWER: B. Low negative.
Aircraft suitable for aerial application of pesticides must be:
A. Registered with the U.S. EPA.
B. Constructed entirely of corrosion resistant materials.
C. Equipped with DGPS navigational equipment.
D. Able to lift, transport, and disperse pesticides safely - CORRECT ANSWER: D. Able
to lift, transport, and disperse pesticides safely
,An aircraft spraying system has an output volume of 8 gallons per minute. How many
gallons are sprayed per mile when the aircraft travels at 130 miles per hour?
A. 3.7
B. 4.5
C. 5.8
D. 6.5 - CORRECT ANSWER: A. 3.7
An aircraft sprays 20.2 gallons per minute. How many minutes of spraying time are
needed to spray out 147 gallons of spray mixture?
A. 6.8
B. 7.3
C. 8.5
D. 9.0 - CORRECT ANSWER: B. 7.3
An effective swath width is the:
A. Total swath made by two passes.
B. Total swath made by a single pass.
C. Width of a single pass that includes portions of overlaps from other passes.
D. Distance between the outermost or widest points of application across the entire
swath. - CORRECT ANSWER: C. Width of a single pass that includes portions of
overlaps from other passes.
An up-to-date Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) document is useful to ground
crew members especially when:
, A. The communication channel with the pilot is lost.
B. The pilot begins applying the pesticide in a manner inconsistent with the work order.
C. Trying to determine the best time for applying the pesticide.
D. The pilot applies the pesticide to a site not listed on the label. - CORRECT ANSWER:
A. The communication channel with the pilot is lost.
Applying a pesticide at a rate that is higher than the pesticide label rate is:
A. Necessary.
B. Careless.
C. Illegal.
D. Useful. - CORRECT ANSWER: C. Illegal
Aside from external factors, the most important factors affecting off-target drift are:
A. Physical properties of the spray mixture.
B. Extremely high or low temperatures.
C. The size of the spray droplets and the percentage of droplets within a certain size
range.
D. Conditions leading to a temperature inversion layer. - CORRECT ANSWER: C. the
size of the spray droplets and the percentage of droplets within a certain size range
At a minimum, the training that ground crews must receive as pesticide handlers is
required to be performed:
A. At the beginning of each operation.
B. Annually, before performing handling activities.
C. Every two years, before performing handling activities.
Latest Update 2025-2026 Exam 60 Questions
with 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed
A+
. If a person spills liquid pesticide onto his or her arm, the amount of exposure and injury
can often be reduced by:
A. Wiping arm with antibacterial wipes.
B. Wiping the liquid off the person's arm.
C. Covering the exposed area with a damp cloth.
D. Washing the exposed area with soap and water. - CORRECT ANSWER: D. Washing
the exposed area with soap and water.
A proper functioning positive cutoff valve with a suck-back feature will supply pressure
to the boom and nozzles when the spray flow is stopped.
A. High negative.
B. Low negative.
C. High positive.
D. Low positive. - CORRECT ANSWER: B. Low negative.
Aircraft suitable for aerial application of pesticides must be:
A. Registered with the U.S. EPA.
B. Constructed entirely of corrosion resistant materials.
C. Equipped with DGPS navigational equipment.
D. Able to lift, transport, and disperse pesticides safely - CORRECT ANSWER: D. Able
to lift, transport, and disperse pesticides safely
,An aircraft spraying system has an output volume of 8 gallons per minute. How many
gallons are sprayed per mile when the aircraft travels at 130 miles per hour?
A. 3.7
B. 4.5
C. 5.8
D. 6.5 - CORRECT ANSWER: A. 3.7
An aircraft sprays 20.2 gallons per minute. How many minutes of spraying time are
needed to spray out 147 gallons of spray mixture?
A. 6.8
B. 7.3
C. 8.5
D. 9.0 - CORRECT ANSWER: B. 7.3
An effective swath width is the:
A. Total swath made by two passes.
B. Total swath made by a single pass.
C. Width of a single pass that includes portions of overlaps from other passes.
D. Distance between the outermost or widest points of application across the entire
swath. - CORRECT ANSWER: C. Width of a single pass that includes portions of
overlaps from other passes.
An up-to-date Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) document is useful to ground
crew members especially when:
, A. The communication channel with the pilot is lost.
B. The pilot begins applying the pesticide in a manner inconsistent with the work order.
C. Trying to determine the best time for applying the pesticide.
D. The pilot applies the pesticide to a site not listed on the label. - CORRECT ANSWER:
A. The communication channel with the pilot is lost.
Applying a pesticide at a rate that is higher than the pesticide label rate is:
A. Necessary.
B. Careless.
C. Illegal.
D. Useful. - CORRECT ANSWER: C. Illegal
Aside from external factors, the most important factors affecting off-target drift are:
A. Physical properties of the spray mixture.
B. Extremely high or low temperatures.
C. The size of the spray droplets and the percentage of droplets within a certain size
range.
D. Conditions leading to a temperature inversion layer. - CORRECT ANSWER: C. the
size of the spray droplets and the percentage of droplets within a certain size range
At a minimum, the training that ground crews must receive as pesticide handlers is
required to be performed:
A. At the beginning of each operation.
B. Annually, before performing handling activities.
C. Every two years, before performing handling activities.
