Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What is nuisance dust?

Dust causing toxic effects on test animals.
Dust eliminating pests effectively.
Dust harmful to the environment.
Relatively harmless dust to the lungs at reasonable levels.

The correct answer is: Relatively harmless dust to the lungs at reasonable levels.

Nuisance dust refers to relatively harmless dust that does not cause toxic effects on humans or animals at reasonable levels of exposure. This type of dust may not necessarily harm the environment, but it is important to control nuisance dust to prevent irritation to the respiratory system and ensure a safe and healthy working environment. Option A is incorrect because nuisance dust is not known for causing toxic effects on test animals. Option B is incorrect as nuisance dust does not eliminate pests effectively. Option C is incorrect as nuisance dust is not specifically known for being harmful to the environment. The correct answer, option D, emphasizes that nuisance dust is relatively harmless to the lungs when exposure is kept at reasonable levels.