pest flashcard

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What are the components of a pest label?

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The components of a pest label include active ingredients, chemical name, common name, and other important information.

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What is a reentry interval?

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The reentry interval is the amount of time that must pass before it is safe to reenter an area after applying pesticide.

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What does the signal word 'caution' indicate on a pesticide label?

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The signal word 'caution' indicates that the pesticide is slightly toxic.

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What is the legal significance of a pesticide label?

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The label is the law, meaning that users must follow the instructions and safety guidelines provided on the label.

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Which of the following is NOT a method of applying pesticides: wettable powder, soil injector, commercial spraying, fogger?

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Wettable powder is NOT a method of applying pesticides; it is a formulation of pesticide.

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What is the purpose of a pesticide label?

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The purpose of a pesticide label is to provide essential information about the product, including usage instructions, safety precautions, and active ingredients.

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What does the term 'active ingredient' refer to in pesticides?

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The active ingredient is the component of the pesticide that is responsible for its effectiveness in controlling pests.

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What is the difference between 'chemical name' and 'common name' in pesticides?

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The chemical name is the scientific name of the active ingredient, while the common name is the name that is widely used and recognized by the public.

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What safety precautions should be taken when using pesticides?

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Safety precautions include wearing protective clothing, following label instructions, and ensuring proper ventilation.

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What is the significance of the signal word 'danger' on a pesticide label?

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The signal word 'danger' indicates that the pesticide is highly toxic and poses a significant risk to health.