GA Pest Exam Complete Questions And
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anticoagulant CORRECT ANSWERS prevents blood clotting
anticoagulant - first generation CORRECT ANSWERS generally require bait
consumption over several feedings (days) in order to get lethal dose
anticoagulant - second generation CORRECT ANSWERS lethal after single ingestion
FIFRA CORRECT ANSWERS Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
FQPA CORRECT ANSWERS Food Quality Protection Act of 1996
Carries the same enforcement weight as the actual label provided on the pesticide
container CORRECT ANSWERS labeling
EPA CORRECT ANSWERS Environmental Protection Agency
GDA CORRECT ANSWERS Georgia Department of Agriculture
who registers all pesticides CORRECT ANSWERS EPA and GDA
2 classifications of pesticides CORRECT ANSWERS general use or restricted use
SPCA CORRECT ANSWERS Structural Pest Control Act (primary law in georgia)
how often and hours needed for reregistration CORRECT ANSWERS every 2 years; 8
for household pest control; 8 for wood destroying organisms; 3 for fumigation
when do registrations expire CORRECT ANSWERS june 30th of each odd numbered
year
when to treat school room CORRECT ANSWERS when students are not expected to
be present for a minimum of 3 hours or longer if directed by pesticide product label
open area application at school CORRECT ANSWERS if area within 10 feet of
application is secured and no students are present within secured area
outside on school grounds applications CORRECT ANSWERS can be applied if
students not expected within 20 feet
which law deals with the regulation and licensing of certain areas related to structural
pest control CORRECT ANSWERS Georgia Pesticide use and application act
, 3 things a pest needs to survive CORRECT ANSWERS food, water, harborage (place
to hide)
Arthropods CORRECT ANSWERS A group of organisms that have jointed appendages,
an exoskeleton, bilateral symmetry, and reproduce sexually; insects, arachnids,
millipedes and cenitpedes, and crustaceans
insects CORRECT ANSWERS 3 sections - head, thorax, abdomen; head with one pair
of antennae; thorax with three pairs of legs
instars CORRECT ANSWERS stages in metamorphosis
gradual metamorphosis CORRECT ANSWERS insects that develop without much
visible change between their immature instars to adult- except to increase in size. ex-
springtails and silverfish
incomplete metamorphosis CORRECT ANSWERS egg, nymph, adult. two different
types- Paurometabolous, Hemimetaboulus. Ex- roaches, lice, aphids, praying mantis,
termites, earwigs, grasshoppers, cicadas, crickets, bed bugs, aquatic insects-
dragonflies, mayflies, stoneflies.
complete metamorphosis CORRECT ANSWERS egg, larva, pupa, adult (ex: ants,
bees, butterflies, flies, wasps, beetles, fleas)
tick CORRECT ANSWERS 2 body sections: head and abdomen
IPM CORRECT ANSWERS integrated pest management
IPM control methods CORRECT ANSWERS exclusion, habitat modification, sanitation,
repellents, mechanical/physical, pesticides
IPM features CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Identification; 2. Inspection; 3. Communication;
4. action plan development; 5. action plan implementation; 6. action plan monitoring; 7.
action plan revision; 8. continued monitoring
which pesticide directly kills the target pest and include all synthetic or man-made active
ingredients?
a. chemical pesiticides
b. biopesticides
c. biochemical pesticides CORRECT ANSWERS chemical pesticide
which pesticide is derived from materials found in nature?
a. chemical pesiticides
b. biopesticides
c. biochemical pesticides CORRECT ANSWERS biopesticides
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anticoagulant CORRECT ANSWERS prevents blood clotting
anticoagulant - first generation CORRECT ANSWERS generally require bait
consumption over several feedings (days) in order to get lethal dose
anticoagulant - second generation CORRECT ANSWERS lethal after single ingestion
FIFRA CORRECT ANSWERS Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
FQPA CORRECT ANSWERS Food Quality Protection Act of 1996
Carries the same enforcement weight as the actual label provided on the pesticide
container CORRECT ANSWERS labeling
EPA CORRECT ANSWERS Environmental Protection Agency
GDA CORRECT ANSWERS Georgia Department of Agriculture
who registers all pesticides CORRECT ANSWERS EPA and GDA
2 classifications of pesticides CORRECT ANSWERS general use or restricted use
SPCA CORRECT ANSWERS Structural Pest Control Act (primary law in georgia)
how often and hours needed for reregistration CORRECT ANSWERS every 2 years; 8
for household pest control; 8 for wood destroying organisms; 3 for fumigation
when do registrations expire CORRECT ANSWERS june 30th of each odd numbered
year
when to treat school room CORRECT ANSWERS when students are not expected to
be present for a minimum of 3 hours or longer if directed by pesticide product label
open area application at school CORRECT ANSWERS if area within 10 feet of
application is secured and no students are present within secured area
outside on school grounds applications CORRECT ANSWERS can be applied if
students not expected within 20 feet
which law deals with the regulation and licensing of certain areas related to structural
pest control CORRECT ANSWERS Georgia Pesticide use and application act
, 3 things a pest needs to survive CORRECT ANSWERS food, water, harborage (place
to hide)
Arthropods CORRECT ANSWERS A group of organisms that have jointed appendages,
an exoskeleton, bilateral symmetry, and reproduce sexually; insects, arachnids,
millipedes and cenitpedes, and crustaceans
insects CORRECT ANSWERS 3 sections - head, thorax, abdomen; head with one pair
of antennae; thorax with three pairs of legs
instars CORRECT ANSWERS stages in metamorphosis
gradual metamorphosis CORRECT ANSWERS insects that develop without much
visible change between their immature instars to adult- except to increase in size. ex-
springtails and silverfish
incomplete metamorphosis CORRECT ANSWERS egg, nymph, adult. two different
types- Paurometabolous, Hemimetaboulus. Ex- roaches, lice, aphids, praying mantis,
termites, earwigs, grasshoppers, cicadas, crickets, bed bugs, aquatic insects-
dragonflies, mayflies, stoneflies.
complete metamorphosis CORRECT ANSWERS egg, larva, pupa, adult (ex: ants,
bees, butterflies, flies, wasps, beetles, fleas)
tick CORRECT ANSWERS 2 body sections: head and abdomen
IPM CORRECT ANSWERS integrated pest management
IPM control methods CORRECT ANSWERS exclusion, habitat modification, sanitation,
repellents, mechanical/physical, pesticides
IPM features CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Identification; 2. Inspection; 3. Communication;
4. action plan development; 5. action plan implementation; 6. action plan monitoring; 7.
action plan revision; 8. continued monitoring
which pesticide directly kills the target pest and include all synthetic or man-made active
ingredients?
a. chemical pesiticides
b. biopesticides
c. biochemical pesticides CORRECT ANSWERS chemical pesticide
which pesticide is derived from materials found in nature?
a. chemical pesiticides
b. biopesticides
c. biochemical pesticides CORRECT ANSWERS biopesticides
