Pesticide License exam questions and answers already passed

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answers already passed
The only purpose of federal and state pesticide laws is to protect the environment from
hazardous pollutants ✔✔false
The EPA has the authority to stop the sale or use of any pesticide ✔✔True
A person purchasing a restricted use herbicide must be a certified applicator ✔✔True
Restricted use pesticides can only be applied by a certified applicator ✔✔False
All pesticide products containing the same active ingredient are classified the same, either
general use or restricted use, regardless of the formulation. ✔✔False
The WSDA administers the pesticide licensing program in Washington ✔✔True
Every pesticide distributed in Washington must be registered with the WSDA ✔✔True

SLN registration allows WSDA to register additional application sites to a federal label ✔✔False
If a licensed private applicator in Washington chooses to recertify by course credit, how many
recertification credits do they need in five years??? ✔✔20 credits
If an applicator had two major label violations and was cited by the WSDA, they could face a
maximum fine of $15000 and lose their license ✔✔True
Agricultural establishments that have employees who work in recently treated areas must comply
with WPS rules ✔✔True
An applicator can avoid harming the environment, misapplying pesticides, and violating the law
by reading and following label directions. ✔✔True
The components of a pesticide formulation that controls the pest is the______ ingredient
✔✔Active
Careful pesticide selection is important because pesticide formulations vary in their safety to the
user, environment, and crop to be treated; efficacy; and cost. ✔✔True

Which of the following is NOT a concern when handling an emulsifiable concentrate pesticide?
1. high phytotoxicity hazard
2. may be easily absorbed through human and animal skin
3. clogged nozzles and screens ✔✔3. Clogged nozzles and screens
which of the following formulation dissolve in water???
1. flowables
3. soluble powders ✔✔3. Soluble powders
breathing dust is a potential hazard associated with the mixing of wettable powders and soluble
powders ✔✔True
which of the following pesticide formulations must be mixed with water before being used by
the applicator?
1. flowables
2. granules
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