PESTICIDE APPLICATOR GENERAL
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST 2026
FULL SOLUTION QUESTIONS GRADED A+
●● Toxicity.
Answer: Its capacity to injure a living system
●● Acute Exposure.
Answer: A one time, or short term, contact with pesticide
Less than 24 hours
●● Chronic Exposure.
Answer: A long-term repeated contact with a pesticide
●● Route of Entry - Dermal.
Answer: Wet, dry or gaseous pesticide can pass through your skin
●● Route of Entry - Inhalation.
Answer: The process of taking material by breathing through the nose or
mouth
,●● Route of Entry - Oral.
Answer: Ingestion of pesticide's through the mouth
●● Leaching.
Answer: Passing of water or pesticides through sandy and gravel soils
●● Solubility.
Answer: Rate at which a soluble can leach through material
●● Safest form of pesticide for bees?.
Answer: Granular
●● Best way to dispose of wash water containing registered pesticide?.
Answer: Use it in the batch you are mixing or apply it to an approved
site as directed on the label
●● What will tell you what protective equipment is necessary?.
Answer: The label
●● After spraying pesticide, before removing your gloves, you should
do what?.
Answer: Wash with detergent and water
, ●● PPE for applying moderate or highly toxic chemicals.
Answer: - Clean and dry protective suit that covers your entire body
from wrists to ankles
- Eye protection
- Gloves
- Chemical resistant footwear
●● What should you test your bodies regular level of?.
Answer: Cholinesterase
●● What should you do if you get poison on your skin?.
Answer: Drench with water
●● What is "Economic Threshold"?.
Answer: The trigger point for applying control methods
●● What is "Economic Injury Level"?.
Answer: Size of population of pest that causes economic damage equal
to the cost of control
●● Why should the applicator know the most susceptible stage of the
crop is to economic loss?.
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST 2026
FULL SOLUTION QUESTIONS GRADED A+
●● Toxicity.
Answer: Its capacity to injure a living system
●● Acute Exposure.
Answer: A one time, or short term, contact with pesticide
Less than 24 hours
●● Chronic Exposure.
Answer: A long-term repeated contact with a pesticide
●● Route of Entry - Dermal.
Answer: Wet, dry or gaseous pesticide can pass through your skin
●● Route of Entry - Inhalation.
Answer: The process of taking material by breathing through the nose or
mouth
,●● Route of Entry - Oral.
Answer: Ingestion of pesticide's through the mouth
●● Leaching.
Answer: Passing of water or pesticides through sandy and gravel soils
●● Solubility.
Answer: Rate at which a soluble can leach through material
●● Safest form of pesticide for bees?.
Answer: Granular
●● Best way to dispose of wash water containing registered pesticide?.
Answer: Use it in the batch you are mixing or apply it to an approved
site as directed on the label
●● What will tell you what protective equipment is necessary?.
Answer: The label
●● After spraying pesticide, before removing your gloves, you should
do what?.
Answer: Wash with detergent and water
, ●● PPE for applying moderate or highly toxic chemicals.
Answer: - Clean and dry protective suit that covers your entire body
from wrists to ankles
- Eye protection
- Gloves
- Chemical resistant footwear
●● What should you test your bodies regular level of?.
Answer: Cholinesterase
●● What should you do if you get poison on your skin?.
Answer: Drench with water
●● What is "Economic Threshold"?.
Answer: The trigger point for applying control methods
●● What is "Economic Injury Level"?.
Answer: Size of population of pest that causes economic damage equal
to the cost of control
●● Why should the applicator know the most susceptible stage of the
crop is to economic loss?.
