Florida Termite Licensing Practice Exam

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• Which method is NOT typically recommended for treating visible termite infestations?
• What type of pump operates at low pressure and low volume?
• Which two types of insecticides are considered non-repellent?
• What type of organism is included in damage assessments for WDO inspections?
• Which type of termiticide is best for minimizing environmental risks?
• Which of the following tools is NOT recommended for WDO inspection?
• Which best describes drywood termites?
• Under what circumstance might a termite warranty become void?
• What level of damage do carpenter bees typically cause?
• What is the least likely point of entry for subterranean termites in a house?
• What condition would not be reported as conducive to wood-destroying fungi?
• What is a significant factor for the survival of arboreal insects?
• What ecological role do arboreal insects play?
• Which of the following reasons would allow you to exclude the crawl space of a structure from the Forum 13645 inspection?
• When is the Form 13645 inspection report required?
• Who is responsible for providing tools, equipment, and training in pest control operations?
• What is an essential requirement for a person applying restricted use pesticides?
• Which termiticides feature a combination of two active ingredients?
• What is a basic advantage of using foam instead of a liquid termiticide?
• What is the primary goal of pest control treatments?
• What is integrated Pest Management (IPM)?
• Why is it important to calibrate application equipment in pest control?
• Ambrosia beetles leave a dark stain in the wood caused by?
• Which agency established regulations for pest and rodent control?
• Which statement about the Florida WDO report is false?
• When are you most likely to be exposed to harmful amounts of pesticides?
• What is a common method for preventing termites in new constructions?
• What should you have with you for a pre-construction treatment?
• Why might the Conehead termite be considered a pest?
• For effective termite control, how often should inspections be conducted?
• What must be reported on the Form 13645?
• Which type of insurance is required for performing WDO (Wood-Destroying Organism) inspections?
• What do flow meters provide technicians with regarding application rates?
• Which of the following are classified as neonicotinoid pesticides?
• Which area is most likely to have termites entering a structure?
• How are treatments for block voids commonly applied?
• When treating for subterranean termites at a property with an accessible crawl space, where should treatment be directed?
• Which active ingredient is commonly used in a bathing system?
• Which area is the least likely entry point for sub termite infestation on a monolithic slab?
• Which type of termite feeds on wood that is summer and spring harvested?
• Where should you provide further explanations about visible evidence or damage on the WDO report?
• Who is allowed to inspect a house for termites that is under contract?
• Which of the following is NOT a part of a termite treatment warranty consideration?
• What insect is considered a true ppb?
• What behavior is typical of drywood termites compared to subterranean termites?
• Which entity typically performs pest inspections in Florida?
• What condition does not contribute to termite or wood decaying fungi infestations?
• How should an inspector document visible signs of wood-destroying organisms?
• Which beetle is known for causing significant wood damage?
• Premise is classified in which chemical class?
• What is the primary function of a termite inspection?
• Which chemical class does not include neonicotinoids?
• Within what time frame must re-treatment for an infestation occur after notification by the property owner?
• For how many years can a customer typically extend a pre-construction warranty?
• What indicates a live infestation during a termite inspection?
• What is one critical environmental consideration when applying pesticides?
• Altriset is classified under which type of termiticide?
• What is the least amount of space required between soil and beams in a crawl space for a termite inspection to be performed?
• At what pressure should liquid termiticides be used when trenching and treating?
• Drywood and dampwood termites belong to which family?
• What is the common active ingredient found in many modern termiticides?
• Which of these items are excluded from the exterior structure inspection on a form 13645 report?
• Which of the following is a preventative measure against termite infestations?
• Which treatment type is generally used to control termite population growth?
• Which pest control categories are required to perform a WDO inspection and report?
• To which family do both dampwood and drywood termites belong?
• What type of frass is characterized by a powdery and gritty texture?
• Which of the following would not be considered reportable visible evidence of previous treatment?
• Which documents can provide guidance on completing a Form 13645 inspection report?
• What is vital for the safety of pesticide application in peculiar environments?
• Bait stations should be installed how far from the structure and from each other?
• What is the minimum opening size through the truss webbing in the attic according to industry baseline practices?
• Is it permissible to return and trench the perimeter after a pretreat as a final step?
• Which of the following terms best describes a beetle found in trees?
• Vertical soil treatments are typically applied at what rate?
• Which location would likely allow subterranean termites access to a structure?
• What is a primary concern when evaluating properties for termites?
• What are the two categories of application equipment used for subterranean termites soil treatments?
• How should you minimize termiticide from running down slope trenches?
• According to state statutes, which organisms are defined as WDO?
• What is the term used to describe organisms that live in trees?
• Which of the following is not a mode of action for termiticides?
• What is a common sign of termite activity in a structure?
• Which of the following isn't a class of termiticide?
• Which of the following items is not considered a structure in the context of WDO inspections?
• Which structural element is the most vulnerable to subterranean termite attack?
• Which statutory chapter in Florida addresses pesticide spill reporting?
• Which termiticide is known for its repellent properties?
• Which item is required on the first page of a termite contract?
• Which organism has soft bodies and is known for its wood-destroying behavior?
• What is the purpose of creating a vertical treatment around a building's perimeter?
• What is a primary characteristic of restricted use pesticides?
• Which type of pest control method is often implemented to reduce the need for chemical treatments?
• Which evidence would not be included in a WDO inspection?
• In terms of termite prevention, what is an important structural aspect to consider?
• To which family does the eastern subterranean termite belong?
• What is not an example of a conducive condition for wood-destroying organisms?
• Which termiticide is classified as a repellent?
• Which structure would typically be included in a WDO inspection?
• What type of pump is known for being the most durable when delivering liquid termiticides?
• What is the primary method for controlling subterranean termite populations in an existing structure?
• Which of the following is a common sign of a termite infestation?
• Ambrosia beetle galleries are formed in the?
• What should be excluded from a termite inspection report?
• What is considered part of a structure in termite assessments?
• Which of the following is NOT typically inspected in a WDO report?
• Which termite species is most widely distributed throughout Florida?
• What is the proper method for calibrating application equipment?
• What is a common method to determine if there is termite activity?
• What type of damage should be reported on a form 13645 inspection report?
• What distinguishes restricted use pesticides from general use pesticides?
• What does Pest Control primarily involve?
• Hexaflumuron is categorized under which type of termiticide?
• In pest control, what term refers to the act of controlling pest populations?
• If no boxes are checked in Section 3 of form 13645, what does that indicate?
• How long must training records for ID card holders be kept?
• After a horizontal pre-treat, when can workers return to the site that was treated?
• Before applying termiticides, what is the most important step to take concerning safety?
• What indicates a live infestation of termites inside a house?
• What is the maximum length of a long treatment rod used in pest control?
• What is the primary function of chitin synthesis inhibitors?
• Which is considered the most economically important subterranean termite in Florida?
• Which type of beetle prefers high moisture or poor ventilation conditions?
• What differentiates an Old House Borer from other wood-boring insects?
• Which termiticide class is known for limited stability due to sunlight exposure?
• What is one advantage of using a soil injection system?
• Which Florida statute governs the burning of pesticide containers?
• When comparing termites to ants for identification, which characteristics should you look for differences in?
• Which insecticides do NOT target the insects' nervous system?
• Where must termiticides be mixed before application?
• Bark beetles primarily infest?
• Which word cannot appear in the warranty verbage if there are exclusions or disclaimers?
• Which part of the structure is most susceptible to termite damage?
• What would be an invalid reason to exclude the inspection of the entire attic in a structure?
• When forced to rod the soil around a structure, how far apart should rod holes be?
• Which of the following is true about the application of termiticides?
• When trenching around a building, how deep should the trenches be?
• In Florida, the definition of structure will include all of the following but which one?
• What is the minimum size requirement for attic openings to ensure proper inspection?
• What does the EP/LI treatment method developed by BASF aim to achieve?
• How wide should the trenches be when trenching around a building?
• Before applying termiticides in crawl space areas, what should be done with plenums?
• Which of the following is an example of above-ground application equipment?
• Which of the following termiticide classes does not target the nervous system?
• Restricted use pesticides are classified as such because they?
• What environmental condition increases the risk of ambrosia beetle infestation?
• According to the revised taxonomy, termites belong to the order that includes which other insect?
• What is the minimum entrance size for openings to a crawl space necessary for inspections?
• What is the most common treatment for powder-post beetle (ppb) infestations?
• Which characteristic is most associated with the Cerambycidae family?
• What is the best way to prevent moisture buildup in areas that attract termites?
• Which of the following might not be considered a structure for the purpose of a 13645 report?
• Which of these is a valid reason to report structural deterioration during an inspection?
• What is a primary feeding habit of the Longhorned Beetle?
• What is the minimum amount of errors and omissions liability insurance required?
• What is the primary food source for Formosan termites?
• When making termiticide applications in Florida, which regulatory agencies must be followed?
• What is the active ingredient that acts as a repellent in pest control?
• What characteristic is typical of arboreal organisms?
• Which type of termite builds nests primarily from carton material?
• What is the warranty status of the WDO inspection report based on its purpose?
• According to industry baseline practices, what is the minimum opening size for an attic entrance?
• Horizontal pre-construction soil treatments are typically applied at what rate?
• Which bureau within the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services regulates the pest control industry?
• What year was the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act enacted?
• What must be signed by the customer before entering into a contract on a property with an active WDO warranty?
• Under the definition of WDO inspections, which of the following would NOT be included as live or living?
• Which type of product is known to be most damaging to pumps?
• Which type of organism do termites primarily feed on?
• Which statute covers the regulation of stored pesticides at a facility?
• Who typically installs the plastic vapor barriers for a pretreat?
• What is often the first sign of a termite infestation in a building?
• What represents a common requirement during WDO inspections for attics?
• What is a common sign of termite presence in a building?
• Which method of pest control involves the use of chemicals specifically designed for insect management?
• What materials are commonly used to construct above-ground termite bait stations?
• Which statement is true regarding the Florida WDO report?
• Which of the following is a primary factor in pest inspection priorities?
• What is a common method for applying termiticides?
• Which of the following is not a responsibility of a certified operator?
• Which of the following is generally true about pest control chemicals?
• Which pest control strategy is crucial for managing ambrosia beetles?
• Which of the following treatments has a common application rate of 1 gallon per 10 square feet?
• How soon must licensees inspect for an infestation after receiving written notification from the property owner?
• In post-construction treatment, is it acceptable to treat the soil on the exterior perimeter with injectors instead of digging a trench?
• Who is responsible for notifying the foreman that treatment is going to begin during a pretreat?
• What type of termites are commonly treated using baiting systems?
• Recruit HD and Trelona baits belong to which chemical class?
• Termidor is classified under which chemical class?
• What feature distinguishes the Cerambycidae family of beetles?
• What is the statute that governs Pest Control businesses and applicator licensing in Florida?
• Which collapsed wood feature is indicative of a severe termite infestation?
• Which state agency provides a list of termiticides that can be used for pre-treats?
• How do termite alates differ from ants?
• What is a common trait of the Old House Borer Beetle?
• In which ecological niche would you expect to find the Conehead termite?
• Altriset is categorized in which chemical class?
• What is the primary purpose of a termite inspection?
• In Florida, which statutory chapter covers pesticide storage facility regulations?
• What is the recommended method for treating wood that is infested with bark beetles?
• Which family does the Longhorned Beetle belong to?
• Where do bark beetles typically form their galleries?
• Which of the following termite classes targets the nervous system?
• What do Lyctid beetles lack that prevents them from infesting softwood?
• What habitat would likely support a population of Longhorned Beetles?
• Which statute chapter regulates waste management and pesticide-containing burning?
• What describes a spot treatment in pest control?
• What is the primary environmental factor that contributes to termite activity?
• What is the primary function of bait stations in termite control?
• What is the primary route of entry for borate termiticides?
• Which of the following is NOT a non-repellent termiticide?
• Which product is associated with Bates for pest control?
• Which condition is reportable on a WDO report?
• Which of the following would not indicate evidence of previous treatment during a Form 13645 inspection?
• Bark beetles attack green logs and firewood for how many seasons following cutting?
• What is the primary advantage of using bait stations for termites?
• Which cast member of subterranean termites is responsible for laying eggs?
• How can you treat foam board insulation with closed-cell consistency that doesn't allow penetration from surface application?
• Which pests are included in termite treatment standards by Florida law?
• What is one of the disadvantages of pyrethroid termiticides?
• What is a common indicator of an infestation of powder-post termites?
• What is the Old House Borer an example of?
• Who is responsible for covering the new construction soil treatment area with visquine within 24 hours of treatment?
• Which type of organism is primarily known for living and feeding on trees?