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Download Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Dow and more Exams Agricultural economics in PDF only on Docsity! Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 1 | 31 If unsupervised, you must have a license to legally work with restricted pesticides, but not to work with state-limited pesticides. T/F - ✓✓✓False To legally perform structural pest control, you must have a license regardless of the kinds of pesticides you use. T/F - ✓✓✓True Which is not an agency that shares responsibility for pesticide applicator training, certification and licensing? a. Texas department of Agriculture (TDA) b. Texas Structural Pest Control Service (SPCS) c. Texas A&M AgriLife Research - ✓✓✓c. Texas A&M AgriLife Research Which licnese must be obtained by a person who wants to perform pest control as an employee of a privately owned apartment building or hospital? a. A business license from SPCS b. A noncommercial license from SPCS c. A private license from either TDA or the SPCS d. none of the above - ✓✓✓b. A noncommercial license from SPCS To work for hire, using restricted or state-limited pesticides on another person's land, you must have: a. A business license from the TDA b. A commercial license from the TDA c. A private license from the TDA d. All of the above - ✓✓✓b. A commercial license from the TDA All licensed commercial and noncommercial applicators must be certified in each application category in which they practice. T/F - ✓✓✓True Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 2 | 31 Which of the following is not among the TDA application categories? a. Right of way b. Predatory animal c. Wood preservation d. Fumigation - ✓✓✓c. wood preservation Which of the following is not among the SPCS application categories? a. Termite b. Seed treatment c. Wood preservation d. Commodity fumigation - ✓✓✓b. Seed Treatment Which of the following state agencies is not involved in pesticides regulations? a. Texas department of agriculture b. Texas A&M Agrilife extension service c. Texas commission of Environmental quality - ✓✓✓b. Texas A&M agrilife extension service Under the Texas Pesticide Law, Pesticides used in this state must be registered with the TDA, even if they are already registered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. T/F - ✓✓✓True _______ ________ is your responsibility to inform nearby residents or adjacent landowners before you apply pesticides. - ✓✓✓Prior notification In addition of the state government, even county commissioners courts may set rules on the use of certain pesticides. T/F - ✓✓✓True Even with a commercial applicator license, you must still obtain a spray permit before using regulated herbicides. T/F - ✓✓✓True Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 5 | 31 c. Fish and Wildlife Services (FWS) of the Department of the Interior - ✓✓✓c. Fist and Wildlife Services (FWS) of the Department of the Interior Who ultimately bears the responsibility of protecting endangered species from pesticides? a. The federal government b. The state government c. Conservationists d. You, the applicator - ✓✓✓d. You, the applicator _________ is the capacity of a substance to injure or poison a living system, such as a human being, an animal, a lake, or a forest. - ✓✓✓Toxicity What is pesticide exposure? a. Coming in contact with a pesticide b. Being poisoned by a pesticide c. Neither of the above d. Both of the above - ✓✓✓a. Coming in contact with a pesticide _________ _________ refers to how poisonous a pesticide is after short-term exposure. - ✓✓✓Acute toxicity _________ _________ is a one-time or short-term contact with pesticide. - ✓✓✓Acute exposure __________ __________ is a delayed poisonous effect from exposure to a substance. - ✓✓✓Chronic toxicity _________ _________ is long-term repeated contact with pesticides. - ✓✓✓Chronic exposure The effects of which type of exposure---acute or chronic--- can be more easily detected and studied? - ✓✓✓Acute Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 6 | 31 A pesticide dose is the _________ of pesticide of which a surface, plant or animal is exposed. - ✓✓✓Amount Name the three routes by which pesticide can enter your body. - ✓✓✓Dermal , oral , inhalation Some pesticide are poisonous no matter how they enter the body. T/F - ✓✓✓True Which pesticide solution is most likely to be absorbed through the skin? a. Oil-based b. Water-based c. Dry - ✓✓✓a. Oil-based Which areas of the body absorb pesticides quickly? a. Feet, hands, head, and groin b. Scalp, nose, hands, and arms c. Face, hands, torso, and scalp d. Eyes, ears, scalp, and genitals - ✓✓✓d. Eyes, ears, scalp, and genitals Which two routes of entry are likely to be the most important to you? a. Dermal and oral b. Dermal and inhalation c. Inhalation and oral d. None of the above - ✓✓✓b. Dermal and inhalation Which factor affects the toxicity of a pesticide? a. Route of entry b. frequency and duration (rate) of exposure c. Does received Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 7 | 31 d. All of the above - ✓✓✓d. All of the above An example of a chronic effect is the drop in __________, an essential body enzyme, caused by organophosphates and carbamates. - ✓✓✓Cholinesterase ___________ effects occur at the site of contact with a pesticide while ___________ effects occur away from the point of contact. - ✓✓✓Local, systemic Skin rash, nausea, eye irritation, and dizziness are examples of ___________ toxic effects. - ✓✓✓Reversible LD 50 means "lethal dose fifty" it refers to the amount of chemical that kills __________ the animals exposed to it in a laboratory test. - ✓✓✓half (50%) The smaller the LD 50 value, the less chemical required to fatal, so the more poisonous the pesticide. T/F - ✓✓✓True Acute oral toxicity and acute dermal toxicity are measured as LD 50. The higher the LD 50 the ___________ (more or less) toxic the pesticide. - ✓✓✓Less How is LD 50 used? a. LD 50 is used with other tests to place pesticides in a " toxic category" and give them a "signal word." b. LD 50 is used to compare the toxicity of different chemicals. c. LD 50 is used to tell how a chemical acts and how sensitive different organs within an animal or human might be. - ✓✓✓a. LD 50 is used with other tests to place pesticides in a " toxic category" and give them a "signal word." LC 50 means "lethal _________ fifty." It refers to the amount of chemical in the air that caused half of the test animals to die when they inhaled it. - ✓✓✓Concentration Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 10 | 31 Soil and plant surfaces may contain pesticide residue even when they are not directly sprayed with the pesticide. 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T/F - ✓✓✓True How should you change pressure to reduce liquid droplet drift? a. Reduce pressure to increase droplet size b. Increase pressure to increase droplet size c. Reduce pressure to reduce droplet size d. Increase pressure to reduce droplet size - ✓✓✓a. Reduce pressure to increase droplet size What are the possible consequences of pesticide drift onto forage and pastureland or into drinking water? a. People, pets, and livestock can be injured by pesticide exposure b. Pasture grasses could be destroyed c. Milk or meat could have illegal residues if cattle eat contaminated forage. d. Water may become too contaminated to drink e. All of the above - ✓✓✓e. All of the above Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 12 | 31 Pesticide pollution can help a pest you are trying to destroy by killing predators and parasites of the pest. 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Near the top An __________ pesticide is one that builds up in animal an plant tissues. - ✓✓✓Accumulative Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 15 | 31 What are the possible consequences of pesticide drift onto forage and pastureland or into drinking water? a. people, pets and livestock can be injured by pesticide exposure. b. Pasture grasses could be destroyed c. Milk or meat could have illegal residues if cattle eat contaminated forage d. Water may become too contaminated to drink e. All of the above - ✓✓✓e. all of the above Pesticide pollution can help a pest you are trying to destroy by killing predators and parasites of the pest. T/F - ✓✓✓True An __________ is a geologic formation of permeable rock, and sand, or gravel that stores large amounts of water. - ✓✓✓Aquifer Why are aquifers important? a. Because they are the main water supply for manufacturing industries b. Because so many people use water from aquifers for drinking c. Because building and maintaining them provides jobs - ✓✓✓b. Because so many people use water from aquifers for drinking What is the name given to the complex prey/predator cycle in which all animals (including man) take part? a. food chain b. habitat c. ecosystem - ✓✓✓a. food chain The best protection against groundwater pollution is ___________. - ✓✓✓Preventing contamination At what level is man in the food chain? - ✓✓✓Near the top Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 16 | 31 An ____________ pesticide is one that builds up in animal and plant tissues. - ✓✓✓Accummulative A _____________ pesticide is one that remains in the environment without breaking down. - ✓✓✓Persistent Even though persistent pesticides remain in the environment, they do not always accumulate in animals or plants. T/F - ✓✓✓True An ____________ ____________ is a plant or animal that is near extinction throughout all or most of its range. - ✓✓✓Endangered species Which of the following is not a process that causes pesticides to break down after application? a. Photodegradation b. Microbial degradation c. Chemical degradation d. Atmospheric degradation - ✓✓✓Atmospheric degradation Pesticides that degrade _________ in the environment are the least hazardous. a. Slowly b. Quickly c. At a moderate rate - ✓✓✓b. Quickly Which is not a reason why pesticide accidents occur? a. Lack of up to date knowledge b. Unsafe handling practices c. Reading and understanding pesticide labels - ✓✓✓c. Reading and understanding pesticide labels Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 17 | 31 If you or our partner feels sick on the job, should you leave the work undone or try to finish it? a. 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T/F - ✓✓✓True You should store all clean protective equipment and clothing separately from stored pesticides. T/F - ✓✓✓True When you plan to work with pesticides, where should you look for information about the protective clothing you need? a. In the American Chemical User's Handbook b. On the pesticide label c. In your pesticide applicator training manuals - ✓✓✓b. On the pesticide label During pesticide handling, you should wear both gloves and boots made of chemical resistant material. T/F - ✓✓✓True Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 20 | 31 How often should you wash your contaminated overalls? - ✓✓✓Daily Should you ever wash the inside of your boots? a. yes, after each use b. yes, at least once a week c. 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T/F - ✓✓✓True When should gas masks be used with an independent oxygen supply? a. When you are exposed to unknown vapors b. When you reenter a fumigated area c. Both A and B d. Neither A nor B - ✓✓✓c. Both A and B Should you try to fit the respirator so that some air can leak in around your face? Yes or No - ✓✓✓No Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 22 | 31 When should you replace the filter on your respirator? a. After each use b. Weekly c. When it becomes dirty or breathing becomes difficult - ✓✓✓c. When it becomes dirty or breathing becomes difficult How often should you change the cartridges on your respirator? a. Every 8 hours b. Every 24 hours c. Every 48 hours - ✓✓✓a. Every 8 hours To safely clean and store a respirator: wash the face piece with detergent and warm water. Rinse. Wipe dry with clean cloth. Store in a tightly closed plastic bag. T/F - ✓✓✓True When handling highly toxic pesticides . . . a. you can work safely alone for up to 4 hours b. You should always work in pairs c. You should always work in teams of at least three - ✓✓✓b. You should always work in pairs If you wash your face and hands first, it is all right to have a snack or a chew of tobacco while you are on the job. T/F - ✓✓✓True You may wear pesticide soaked clothing again, without laundering, as soon as the clothing dries. T/F - ✓✓✓False You should wash your gloved hands before removing the gloves. T/F - ✓✓✓True Natural rubber protects against ____________. a. Liquid formulations Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 25 | 31 a. Skin that is pale, cold , and clammy b. Vacant eyes with dilated pupils c. Irregular breathing and pulse d. Delirium - ✓✓✓d. Delirium Which of the following is not a treatment for shock? a. Keeping the victim flat on his back, with legs raised b. Gently shaking the victim to keep him conscious c. Keeping the victim warm enough to prevent shivering - ✓✓✓b. Gently shaking the victim to keep him conscious What is the best source for important information on all types of poisoning and their treatment? a. Pesticide manufacturers b. The red cross c. Poison control center d. The department of human health - ✓✓✓c. Poison control center Which of the following does not describe integrated pest management? a. IPM combines several pest control tactics. b. IPM in an anti-pesticide approach to pest control c. IPM is a way to anticipate and prevent pests from reaching damaging numbers d. IPM achieves pest control with the least risk to the environment - ✓✓✓IPM is an anti-pesticide approach to pest control Which of the following is a benefit of IPM? a. IPM reduces pesticide hazards to people, wildlife, and the environment b. IPM can save money for farmers, ranchers, and home owners c. IPM helps prevent insects, pathogens, and weeds from developing resistance to pesticides d. All of the above - ✓✓✓d. all of the above Texas Certified Applicator Exam prep with 100% Correct Answers Verified By Expert 2024 Download To Pass. Assured A+ P a g e 26 | 31 The four basic steps or parts of agricultural IPM are ___________ tactics, monitoring, assessment, and ____________ tactics. - ✓✓✓preventive, remedial In agricultural IPM, ___________, also called scouting, involves early pest detection and proper pest identification. - ✓✓✓Monitoring Which of the following is not part of assessment in IPM? a. Judging the potential for pest populations to reach an intolerable level. b. Forecasting weather conditions that favor disease and insect pests. c. Carrying out control measures to manage pests . - ✓✓✓c. carrying out control measures to manage pests . Why is proper identification of pest so important? a. It enables you to treat the real source of a problem and not just the symptoms. b. 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