Denver General Pest Management Practice Test

The word 'Danger' on pesticide labeling indicates:

Low toxicity High toxicity Moderate toxicity No toxicity

Correct Answer:

High toxicity

Explanation:

Pesticide label signal words convey how hazardous the product is. The word Danger is the strongest warning used on labels, indicating the product is highly toxic if swallowed, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin, or it is highly corrosive. This signals that exposure can cause severe health effects, so strict precautions and appropriate PPE are required. Because of that high hazard level, Danger is used for high toxicity, not for low or moderate toxicity, and not for no toxicity.

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