GENERAL AND HOUSEHOLD PEST CONTROL

GENERAL AND HOUSEHOLD PEST CONTROL

ACTUAL FINAL EXAM WITH 200 QUESTIONS

AND WELL-VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS |

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GENERAL AND HOUSEHOLD PEST MANAGEMENT

7A LATEST VERSION [BRA ND NEW!!]

Which organization in New Jersey is responsible for enforcing both federal and state pesticide laws?

• The United State Environmental Protection Agency
• The NJ Department of Environmental Protection - Pesticide Control Program
• Rutgers Extension Service - ANSWER- B) The NJ Department of

Environmental Protection - Pesticide Control Program

A Pesticide product must be registered for use in New Jersey by the -

• US Environmental Protection Agency
• State of NJ
• Both A&B - ANSWER- C) Both A&B

The most common cause of pesticide poisoning to the applicator is through -

• dermal exposure
• oral ingestion
• inhalation of material - ANSWER- A) dermal exposure 1 / 4

Skin exposure usually occurs via -

• mixing procedures
• application procedures
• both A&B - ANSWER- C) both A&B

Eye contact with pesticides can be prevented by using-

• a face shield
• goggles
• both A&B - ANSWER- C) both A&B

Fire poses a unique risk -

• because of open flames
• because of the toxic fumes that may be produced
• both A&B - ANSWER- B) because of the toxic fumes that may be produced

The use of check valves to prevent back siphonage is-

• always a good idea
• required by NJ law
• is not necessary - ANSWER- B) required by NJ law

If a spill occurs during the use of a pesticide, you should first -

• clean up the spill
• report the spill to DEP

C)disregard the spill unless it is larger than 1 lb of active ingredient - ANSWER-

• clean up the spill 2 / 4

The first step toward obtaining information regarding a pesticide is to -

• Read the pesticide label
• Read the pesticides SDS sheet
• both A&B - ANSWER- C) both A&B

Chemical resistant gloves should be worn when -

• making applications only
• mixing and applying the pesticide
• mixing only - ANSWER- B) mixing and applying the pesticide

In NJ restricted use pesticides can be purchased by -

• homeowners
• certified pesticide applicators
• operators - ANSWER- B) certified pesticide applicators

Commercial applicators must be certified and registered in NJ if they apply -

• general use pesticides
• restricted use pesticides
• Both A&B - ANSWER- C) Both A&B

Applicator records for general and household pesticide use must be kept for a minimum of -

• 2 years
• 3 years
• 5 years - ANSWER- B) 3 years 3 / 4

All persons using pesticides under the direct supervision of a certified pesticide applicator who is not physically present on an application site (other than a termite treatment) may be licensed as a pesticide -

• dealer
• operator
• applicator - ANSWER- B) operator

The following pesticide license is required if pesticides are being applied for hire or as part of a service being charged for -

• dealer business
• applicator business
• operator business - ANSWER- B) applicator business

Service vehicles used by a pesticide applicator business, which carry pesticides to an application site are required to have the business -

• registration number on two sides of the service vehicle
• owner's name on the vehicle
• address on the vehicle - ANSWER- A) registration number on two sides of the

service vehicle

Restricted use pesticides must be -

• stored in a secure, locked enclosure when unattended
• posted with a pesticide warning sign
• both A&B - ANSWER- C) both A&B
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