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10 free practice questions on label and labeling comprehension for the pesticide applicator core exam: signal words, the EPA Reg. No., REIs and PHIs, mandatory vs. advisory wording, and restricted-use labeling. Every question has an explanation. These are original questions written from the federal core standard, not actual exam items.
1. Which signal word indicates the highest acute toxicity to humans when taken orally?
2. A label statement uses the word "should" (for example, "Applicators should avoid spraying near blooming plants"). This language is:
3. What does the EPA Registration Number on a label identify?
4. Which statement must appear on essentially every pesticide label?
5. "Labeling" includes:
6. Using a pesticide in a manner inconsistent with its labeling is:
7. On a label, the restricted-entry interval (REI) tells you:
8. A product labeled "RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE" may be purchased and used only by:
9. The pre-harvest interval (PHI) is the minimum time between:
10. Where on a label would you look to learn which sites and pests a product may legally be used on?
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