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Core Module Quiz 6
Core 6 - Pesticide Use Practice Quiz
Mark whether the statement is true or false, or select the option that most accurately answers the question.
1. Which application method has the greatest potential for exposure?
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a. Bait placement
b. Broadcast sprays
c. Crack and crevice treatments
d. Spot treatments
2. Bait stations _____.
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a. can be placed anywhere
b. result in a lot of exposure
c. target the pest
d. All the above
3. Hydraulic sprayers _____.
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a. shouldn't be used in large areas
b. deposit granular pesticides
c. require regular maintenance
d. All the above
4. Nozzle tips influence spray _____.
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a. direction
b. droplet size
c. volume
d. All the above
5. When maintaining pesticide applicator equipment _____.
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a. always wear personal protective equipment
b. gloves are optional
c. just clean the surface
d. treat rinsate like any dirty water
6. Calibration _____.
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a. ensures we apply the right amount of pesticide
b. is a legal requirement
c. saves money
d. All the above
7. Never store pesticides ____.
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a. in food or beverage containers
b. where children can reach them
c. without the label
d. All the above
8. The most dangerous part of pesticide application is ____.
*
a. applying the product
b. calibrating equipment
c. mixing and loading
d. taking exams
9. Minimize drift by _____.
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a. raising the boom height
b. using a larger droplet size
c. using a smaller droplet size
d. using higher pressure
10. The buffer zone from sensitive areas must be a minimum _____ft during broadcast applications.
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a. 10ft
b. 25ft
c. 50ft
d. 500ft
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