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Idaho Pesticide Application Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Pest - a plant or animal detrimental to man; one that pesters or annoys Pest Management Principle - Pest management rather than pest eradication. Natural Controls - Measures that control or destroy pests without dependence upon humans for continuous success. I.e. Climatic factors, topographic factors, and naturally occurring predators. Applied controls - Methods under the control of humans. Used when pests cannot be controlle...

Idaho Pesticide Applicator Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass True or False One of the earliest uses of chemicals as pesticides was the burning of sulfur - True True or False One responsibility of the US EPA is to protect humans and environmental health - True Which of the following would not be considered a natural pest control method? A. Wind B. Rain C. Cultivation D. Sunshine - C. Cultivation Which of the following is cultural control method? A. Fertilization B. Planting time ...

Idaho Pesticide Training Manual Questions and Answers 100% Pass (Pre-Test) The key to minimizing the hazard of pesticide use to the applicator is to avoid exposure. (T or F) - True (Pre-Test) The use of temperature or humidity manipulation is a ____________________ control method for pests. (T or F) A. Cultural B. Biological C. Legal D. Physical - D. Physical (Pre-Test) Drift Problems can be reduced using: A. Lower Pressure, smaller nozzle orifice B. Applying in a very calm stable ai...

Idaho Pesticide Applicator Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass FIFRA (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act) - Regulates production, transport, sale, use, and disposal of pesticides FIFRA Section 3 - Full federal registration FIFRA section 24c - Special local need (application site or alternate control technique not on label) FIFRA Section 18 - Emergency exemption (pest with no current control) the federal worker protection standard - Reduce risk of employee exposure to pes...

State of Idaho Pest Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which of the following is not a natural control: Wind,Rain, Cultivation, or Sun - Cultivation Legal Control uses: Local Volunteers, Tortes, Quarantines, Petitions - Quarantines Pulling weeds and trapping Gophers is an example of what type of control: Natural, Mechanical, Physical,Cultural - Mechanical The most prominent pesticide law in the United States is the Federal Insecticide, fungicide and Rodenticide Act. This act is overseen...

TG Idaho Pesticide Applicator Training Manual post test Questions and Answers 100% Pass The most common way for pesticides to enter your body is. - Dermal absorption When using an emulsifiable concentrate formulation, what do you need to remember - This formulation may have a high phytoxicity. Which one of the following is not registered as a pesticide under Idaho Pesticide and Chemigation Law? - Ammonium nitrate fertilizer Which one of the following is not a prohibited act as defined by ...

ISDA Pesticide Applicator Training Manual Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass One of the earliest uses of chemicals as pesticides was the burning of sulfur. (True/False) - True One responsibility of the US EPA is to protect humans and environmental health. (True/False) - True Name three natural pest control methods. - Wind, Rain, Sunshine Name three mechanical pest control methods. - Hand destruction, traps, screens, nets, and fences. Name three physical pest controls. - Manipulation of w...

Psych 375 Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass The cognitive approach is a theoretical orientation that emphasizes a person's - mental processes and knowledge Which of the following statements is correct? A. A reflex such as a knee jerk reflex is an example or cognition B. Cognition refers to the acquisition and retrieval of knowledge, but not the use of that knowledge C. "Cognitive psychology" is sometimes used as a synonym for "cognition" D. Cognitive psychology em...

PSY 235-EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS nature - our biological endowment, in particular, the genes we receive from our parents nurture - refers to a wide range of environments, both physical and social, that influence our development genome - each person's complete set of hereditary information epigenetics - study of stable changes in gene expression that are mediated by the environment methylation - a biochemical process that reduces expression of a variety of genes and that is involved ...

PSY 340 Exam 1 (Chapters 1-4) Questions and Answers 100% Pass Organizational Behavior - A multidisciplinary field of study, extracting knowledge from areas such as economics, sociology, anthropology, and political science, as well as psycholgoy Organizational Psychology - A distinct subfield withing psychology that draws from social psychology and cognitive psychology. Industrial Psychology - Focuses on the individual in organizations Scientific Management - Emphasized economic and safety...