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Pesticide Application and Weed Control Quiz

#1

Which type of pesticide targets a wide range of pests and is not specific to a particular species?

Broad-spectrum pesticide
Explanation

Targets various pests without specificity.

#2

Which of the following is not a method of weed control?

Irrigation
Explanation

Irrigation is not a weed control method.

#3

What does the term 'non-selective herbicide' imply?

It kills or inhibits the growth of all plants it comes into contact with.
Explanation

Affects all contacted plants without selectivity.

#4

Which of the following is a cultural weed control method?

Using mechanical tillage
Explanation

Cultural method involving mechanical tillage.

#5

What is the recommended method for disposing of leftover pesticides?

Following local hazardous waste disposal guidelines
Explanation

Dispose according to local hazardous waste guidelines.

#6

What is the primary purpose of pre-emergence herbicides?

To control weeds before they germinate and emerge
Explanation

Manages weeds before germination and emergence.

#7

Which of the following is a common selective herbicide used to control broadleaf weeds in lawns?

2,4-D
Explanation

Selective herbicide for broadleaf weed control.

#8

What is the mechanism of action of contact herbicides?

They kill only the plant parts they directly touch.
Explanation

Selective action on contacted plant parts.

#9

Which of the following is a benefit of using integrated pest management (IPM) for weed control?

It combines cultural, biological, mechanical, and chemical methods to minimize weed impact.
Explanation

Integrated approach to minimize weed impact.

#10

What is the primary goal of using crop rotation as a weed management strategy?

To prevent the establishment of weed populations adapted to specific crops
Explanation

Preventing adaptation of weeds to specific crops.

#11

What is the term for the practice of rotating different herbicides to prevent the development of resistance in weed populations?

Resistance management
Explanation

Preventing weed resistance through herbicide rotation.

#12

Which application method involves applying pesticides directly to the soil around the base of plants?

Soil drench
Explanation

Direct application to soil around plant base.

#13

What is the effect of systemic herbicides on plants?

They are absorbed and move within the plant to target sites.
Explanation

Systemic movement within plants to target sites.

#14

In the context of pesticide resistance, what does the term 'mode of action' refer to?

The specific biochemical interaction through which a pesticide compound causes lethal effect on its target pest
Explanation

Biochemical interaction causing lethal effect.

#15

Which application technique minimizes pesticide drift?

Utilizing larger droplet sizes in the spray solution
Explanation

Minimizes drift by using larger droplets.

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