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| 1 | Three species of cockroaches which are prevalent in the Northeast area were mentioned in the article. Select the type which was NOT listed in the article. |
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American Cockroach |
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German Cockroach |
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New England Cockroach |
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Brownbanded Cockroach |
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None of the above |
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| 2 | Of the roaches listed which is considered to be the "number one pest"? |
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American Cockroach |
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German Cockroach |
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New England Cockroach |
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Brownbanded Cockroach |
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None of the above |
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| 3 | Because roaches can contaminate food with bacteria, transmit disease and cause allergies, the threshold (number of roaches found before management is warranted) is what number? |
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10 |
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3 |
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6 |
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1 |
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25 |
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| 4 | When inspecting for roaches, which of the following statements is correct according to the article? |
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Look in wide open spaces, that are cool and moist. Try to inspect at noon. Use a flashlight or dental mirror. Search for living or dead roaches. |
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Look in cracks, tight spots, that are warm and moist. Try to inspect at night Use a flashlight or dental mirror. Search for living or dead roaches. |
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Look in wide open spaces, that are cool and dry. Try to inspect in the morning as no extra lighting will be needed . |
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Look in cracks, that are cool and dry. Try to inspect at night. Search only for living cockroaches. |
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None of the above |
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| 5 | Cockroaches are most likely to be found in which room? |
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Kitchen |
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Bedroom |
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Living Room |
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Family Room |
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Attic |
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| 6 | In what other room(s) might you commonly expect to find roaches? |
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Bath |
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Attic |
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Bedroom |
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Basement |
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Both A & D above |
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| 7 | To inspect and monitor, the article suggests drawing a diagram of the room being inspected and using "sticky traps." Which of the following statements is listed in the article as part of the suggested method? |
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Draw a simple diagram |
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Purchase sticky traps that contain a glue that traps the roaches. |
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Write the date on a trap and place it near evidence of roaches. |
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On your diagram, mark the spots where the traps are placed, and check the traps later. |
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All of the above |
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| 8 | Areas in the kitchen which should be scouted include which of the following? |
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Behind sinks, the stove and other appliances |
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At the back of and along the interior frame of cabinets and drawers, checking any voids. |
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Edges of drop ceilings, especially above cooking and dishwashing areas. |
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At the back of the refrigerator |
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All areas listed above |
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| 9 | When scouting in the bathroom, you should inspect which areas? |
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Behind the tub |
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Around the shower |
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Under and around the sinks |
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Near the toilet area |
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All of the above |
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| 10 | American roaches frequent basements, coming in from sewers and landfills. Where should you inspect in the basement area? |
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Open the covers on inside floor drains |
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Check the ceiling areas |
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Check the foundation |
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Both A & C above |
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Both B & C above |
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| 11 | Since knowing the species of roach will help to fine-tune the control/management methods, which species of roach is shown in the picture?
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German roach |
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American roach |
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Kitchen roach |
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Brownbanded roach |
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Pennsylvania wood roach |
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| 12 | Which species of roach is shown in the picture? |
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German roach |
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American roach |
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Palmetto bug |
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Brownbanded roach |
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Pennsylvania wood roach |
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| 13 | Which species of roach is shown in this picture? |
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German roach |
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American roach |
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Pennsylvania wood roach |
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Brownbanded roach |
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Waterbug |
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| 14 | Which childhood diseases are listed in the article as possibly being transmitted by roaches? |
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hepatitis |
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parasitic toxoplasmosis |
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whooping cough |
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typhus |
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Items A, B & D |
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| 15 | From which species of roach do structural pest control operators derive 60 percent of their business? |
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American roach |
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Brownbanded roach |
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German roach |
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Pennsylvania wood roach |
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None of the above |
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