Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What is a compound that keeps insects, rodents, birds, or other pests away from treated areas called?

  1. Rate of Application

  2. Quarantine

  3. Repellent

  4. Pupa

The correct answer is: Repellent

A repellent is a compound that deters pests from entering or staying in treated areas, making it the correct answer. Option A, Rate of Application, is incorrect because it refers to the frequency or dosage of application, not the compound itself. Option B, Quarantine, is incorrect because it refers to the restriction of movement of animals or plants to prevent the spread of disease. Option D, Pupa, is incorrect because it refers to the developmental stage of an insect, not a compound used for pest control.

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