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QAC
QAC Exam Laws and Regulations Actual
Questions and Answers | Updated 2024
The difference between laws and regulations is
\u25a0 a. laws are passed by county agricultural
commissioners and regulations are passed by
the California legislature
\u25a0 b.laws are statutes passed by the California
legislature and regulations are adopted by the
Director of DPR to carry out the laws
\u25a0 c. laws are supplements to federal regulations
\u25a0 d.laws are adopted by the Director of DPR to
carry out regulations signed by the Governor – Answer b. laws are statutes passed by the California
legislature and regulations are adopted by the
Director of DPR to carry out the laws
Which of the following is not one of the purposes of
California’s pesticide and pest control laws and
regulations?
\u25a0 a. to protect workers from pesticide exposure
\u25a0 b.to provide for proper, safe, and efficient use
of pesticides
\u25a0 c. to encourage people to use more pesticides
\u25a0 d.to encourage the development and implementation
of integrated pest management
systems – Answer c. to encourage people to use more pesticides<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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  1. Which agency cooperates with DPR to enforce<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n\n

    QAC
    pesticide laws in California?
    \u25a0 a. the University of California
    \u25a0 b.the Department of Health Services
    \u25a0 c. the Department of Labor
    \u25a0 d.the Department of Consumer Affairs – Answer d. the Department of Consumer Affairs
    Agricultural commissioners may adopt supplemental
    pesticide regulations if they are approved by
    \u25a0 a. the Director of DPR
    \u25a0 b.the Governor
    \u25a0 c. the County Board of Supervisors
    \u25a0 d.the U.S. EPA – Answer a. the Director of DPR
    Which of the following could be considered part
    of a pesticide label?
    \u25a0 a. a spray nozzle catalog
    \u25a0 b.the manufacturer’s advertisement in a
    grower magazine
    \u25a0 c. the Federal Worker Protection Standard
    \u25a0 d.a written recommendation from a licensed
    Pest Control Adviser – Answer c. the Federal Worker Protection Standard
    When a manufacturer allows the registration of
    its pesticide product to lapse, pesticide dealers
    who sell this product
    \u25a0 a. must immediately return all unsold
    product to the manufacture
    \u25a0 b.may lawfully sell and deliver the product
    for two years<\/p>\n\n\n\n

    QAC Landscape and Maintenance Practice
    Test Questions and Answers | 100% Correct
    Early symptoms of organophosphate pinioning include: – Answer Blurred
    vision and headache
    California pesticide regulations require certain pesticide handlers to use a closed
    mixing system when mixing more than 1 gallon of any: – Answer Liquid
    pesticide with the label signal word “Danger” or “Danger” and “Poison” with the
    skull and crossbones symbol
    When cleaning up a spilled pesticide, the absorbent material and all other
    contaminated materials must be put into sealed containers and transported to a: –
    Answer Class 1 disposal site
    When properly applied, the pesticide formulation with the lowest risk is: –
    Answer Granules
    Which formulation requires no further agitation once it is mixed with water? –
    Answer Emulsifiable concentrate (EC)
    Which of the following is an example of biological control? – Answer
    Predatory insects feeding on aphids
    What method would you use to evaluate the effects of a pesticide application? –
    Answer Monitoring
    Pesticide spills and leaks shall be reported to the: – Answer County
    Agricultural Commissioners Office
    The potential for pesticides leaching through the soil into ground water increases
    with? – Answer Rainfall
    Which of the following is classified as a vertebrate pest? – Answer House
    mouse<\/p>\n\n\n\n

    Leather and cloth gloves should not be used for pesticide handling because they: –
    Answer Absorb pesticides
    Which type of application equipment would produce the lease amount of
    pesticide drift? – Answer Rope wick
    Which type of weeds are most difficult to control with herbicides? – Answer
    Perennials
    A persistent pesticide is one that: – Answer Remains in its active state in the
    environment for long periods
    Which of the following types of plant disorders cannot be transmitted from one
    plant to another? – Answer Abiotic
    Pesticide applications in interiorscape situations involve treating either: –
    Answer Above ground parts or growing medium
    Constant use of insecticides on turf or in landscaped areas could lead to: –
    Answer Disruption of natural enemies
    An important reason to inspect the area where you will be completing a pesticide
    application is to: – Answer Identify any hazardous situations
    Commonly, pesticides incompatibility can be observed in the spray tank by: –
    Answer Clumping or separation of the mixture
    When applying most pesticides, the way to avoid breathing toxic vapors is to use
    a: – Answer Chemical or cartage respirator
    It takes your equipment 3 minutes to travel 264 feet. How fast, in miles per hour,
    is the equipment traveling? – Answer 1 mile per hour<\/p>\n\n\n\n

    QAC Right-of-way | 49 Questions and Answers |
    100% Correct | Updated 2023-2024
    What type of herbicide can pass into the vapor phase? – Answer Highly volatile herbicide
    What are herbicide kills only part of the plant that it – Answer Contact herbicide
    Weeds are plants that grow 3 or more years – Answer Perennial
    Which of the following factors would have the least effect on the movement of herbicide from the
    application site? – Answer Type of soil it is applied to and the type of equipment that is used
    What is the time interval that must be observed before animals can graze on treated site – Answer 2
    weeks
    Is highly volatile herbicide is one that – Answer Can readily passed into the vapor phase
    When do perennial plants begin to store food in their roots – Answer Fall
    Bushes and shrubs are – Answer Low growing woody plant with several stems
    The herbicide that kills only the parts of the plant that it touches is known as? – Answer Contact
    herbicide
    Which type of herbicide would you use on a highway shoulder where you need to maintain bare ground?<\/p>\n\n\n\n