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Prepare for your General Structural Pest Control 7A exam with confidence using this comprehensive set of 120 multiple-choice questions. Covering a wide range of topics essential for pest control professionals, these questions will test your knowledge of pest identification, biology, behavior, contr...

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 Which of the following is NOT considered a structural pest? a) Termites b) Cockroaches c) Mosquitoes
d) Rodents

 What is the primary purpose of Integrated Pest Management (IPM)? a) To eradicate all pests from a
structure b) To rely solely on chemical pesticides for pest control c) To manage pest populations in a
sustainable and environmentally friendly manner d) To focus exclusively on preventing pest entry into
a structure

 Which of the following is a key component of IPM? a) Inspection and monitoring b) Identification of
pests c) Selection of appropriate control methods d) All of the above

 What is the term for the process of identifying a pest? a) Inspection b) Diagnosis c) Monitoring d)
Treatment

 Which of the following is NOT a common method of pest monitoring? a) Visual inspection b) Traps c)
Pheromone lures d) Fumigation

 What is the term for a pesticide that is specifically designed to kill insects? a) Herbicide b) Rodenticide
c) Insecticide d) Fungicide

 Which of the following is a type of pesticide formulation? a) Emulsifiable concentrate b) Wettable
powder c) Dust d) All of the above

 What is the term for the process of applying a pesticide to a specific area to control pests? a) Spot
treatment b) Crack and crevice treatment c) Perimeter treatment d) Broadcast treatment

 Which of the following is a safety precaution that should be taken when handling pesticides? a) Wear
protective clothing b) Avoid mixing pesticides c) Store pesticides in their original containers d) All of the
above

 What is the term for the process by which a pesticide moves from the application site to other areas?
a) Drift b) Runoff c) Leaching d) Volatilization

 Which of the following is a potential environmental impact of pesticide use? a) Contamination of water
sources b) Harm to non-target organisms c) Pesticide resistance d) All of the above

 What is the term for the ability of a pest population to survive exposure to a pesticide that would
normally be lethal? a) Pesticide resistance b) Pesticide tolerance c) Pesticide immunity d) Pesticide
adaptation

 Which of the following is a way to prevent or delay the development of pesticide resistance? a) Rotate
pesticides with different modes of action b) Use pesticides only when necessary c) Apply pesticides
according to label instructions d) All of the above

,  Which of the following is a common pest of stored food products? a) Termites b) Cockroaches c) Indian
meal moths d) Bed bugs

 Which of the following is a wood-destroying insect? a) Carpenter ants b) Pharaoh ants c) Pavement
ants d) Fire ants

 Which of the following is a blood-feeding insect? a) House flies b) Bed bugs c) Cockroaches d) Termites

 Which of the following is a disease vector? a) Mosquitoes b) Bed bugs c) Cockroaches d) Termites

 Which of the following is NOT a common rodent pest? a) Norway rats b) Roof rats c) House mice d)
Voles

 Which of the following is a sign of rodent infestation? a) Droppings b) Gnaw marks c) Urine stains d) All
of the above

 Which of the following is a method of rodent control? a) Trapping b) Baiting c) Exclusion d) All of the
above

 Which type of termite is most destructive to structures in the United States? a) Drywood termites b)
Dampwood termites c) Subterranean termites d) Formosan termites

 What is the primary food source for termites? a) Cellulose b) Starch c) Protein d) Sugar

 Which of the following is NOT a sign of termite infestation? a) Mud tubes b) Swarmers c) Discarded
wings d) Chewing damage on fabrics

 Which of the following is a common method of termite control? a) Soil treatment b) Baiting systems c)
Wood treatment d) All of the above

 Which type of cockroach is most commonly found in restaurants and kitchens? a) American cockroach
b) Oriental cockroach c) German cockroach d) Brown-banded cockroach

 What is a major concern associated with cockroaches? a) They can transmit diseases b) They can
contaminate food c) They can trigger allergies and asthma d) All of the above

 Which of the following is NOT an effective method of cockroach control? a) Sanitation b) Baiting c)
Fumigation d) Exclusion

 Which of the following is a common pest of fabric and stored products? a) Carpet beetles b) Bed bugs
c) Cockroaches d) Termites

 Which of the following is a common pest of books and paper products? a) Carpet beetles b) Bed bugs c)
Silverfish d) Termites

 Which of the following is a common pest of wood furniture and flooring? a) Powderpost beetles b) Bed
bugs c) Cockroaches d) Termites

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