Free Tennessee Pesticide Applicator Practice Test Online

Correct answer: B. DANGER

DANGER is required for Toxicity Category I products, with Poison symbol for oral/dermal/inhalation toxicity per 40 CFR 156.64

• A: CAUTION is the signal word for Toxicity Category III products per 40 CFR 156.64
• C: WARNING is the signal word for Toxicity Category II products per 40 CFR 156.64
• D: HAZARD is not a federally mandated signal word under 40 CFR 156

Correct answer: D. All pesticide containers must be labeled with the product price and retail cost

Pricing information is not a required element of pesticide labeling under FIFRA or 40 CFR 156

• A: This is a core FIFRA requirement under 15 U.S.C. § 136(c) - all pesticides must be registered
• B: 40 CFR 156 explicitly requires pesticide labels to include safety information and usage instructions
• C: FIFRA section 3(c) requires manufacturers to demonstrate no unreasonable adverse effects during registration

Correct answer: A. A pesticide classified for restricted use under section 3(d) of FIFRA and 40 CFR part 152, subpart I, that can only be applied by certified applicators

Correct definition per 40 CFR 171.2 - restricted use pesticides are federally classified and require certified applicators

• B: Restricted use pesticides are federally classified under FIFRA, not state-specific classifications
• C: Application frequency does not determine restricted use status under federal regulations
• D: Restricted use classification is based on federal FIFRA section 3(d) criteria, not state label modifications

Correct answer: A. The statement 'Restricted Use Pesticide' followed by a summary of restriction terms

40 CFR 156 requires 'Restricted Use Pesticide' statement at top of front panel with restriction summary

• B: Manufacturer contact information is not specifically required at the top front panel for restricted use designation per 40 CFR 156
• C: EPA registration number must appear but not specifically at the top front panel as the primary restricted use designation
• D: Warning about synthetic content is not a required element of restricted use labeling under 40 CFR 156

Correct answer: D. Certified crop advisers, but only when not in a field during a restricted entry interval

2015 WPS clarified that certified crop advisers (CCAs) are exempt, but CCA employees in fields during REI must still wear label-required PPE per 40 CFR 170

• A: Manufacturer employees are not automatically exempt from WPS protections
• B: Licensed applicators are not exempt from WPS protections, though they have reduced requirements
• C: A single training is insufficient; WPS requires training every 12 months under the 2015 update