Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What characterizes a pesticide labeled with the signal word "Danger"?

Low toxicity to humans
High toxicity to dogs
High toxicity by at least one route of entry
No toxicity to aquatic organisms

The correct answer is: High toxicity by at least one route of entry

A pesticide labeled with the signal word "Danger" indicates high toxicity by at least one route of entry. The signal word "Danger" is used for pesticides that are highly hazardous and pose significant risks to human health or the environment. This labeling is a warning to applicators and users that the product requires special precautions to handle safely. High toxicity by at least one route of entry means that the pesticide can cause harm through ingestion, inhalation, or dermal exposure. It is important for applicators to be aware of the signal words on pesticide labels to ensure proper handling and application practices are followed to minimize risks.