Title: Quiz 10
Course: MASTER-AGRI-1131-WB-Fairley > Section: Module 10 – Insects & Diseases Readings and Resources

The exam contains 20 multiple choices and true/false questions. Students will have one attempt and a 25 minute time limit to complete the quiz.

Q: What does I.P.M. stand for?
- Insect Pest Management
- Intergrated Pest Management 
- Insect Protection Management
- None of these answers are correct
A: Intergrated Pest Management 
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: There are _____ categories that diseases can be grouped into.
- 3
- 4
- 2
- 5
A: 2
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: What is an example of the way Bacteria is able to enter a plant?
- Roots
- Stomata Pores
- The Flower
- The Stem
A: Stomata Pores
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: Goss's Wilt is an example of which pathogen?
- Virus
- Nematode
- Bacteria
- Fungi
A: Bacteria
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: Soybean, Corn and Sugar Beet cyst are examples of which pathogen?
- Virus
- Nematode
- Bacteria
- Fungi
A: Nematode
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: Blight and Scab are both examples of which pathogen?
- Virus
- Nematode
- Bacteria
- Fungi
A: Bacteria
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: How many stages are there in the development of a disease?
- 2
- 4
- 3
- 5
A: 3
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: The three I’s to the development of a disease include:
- Inoculant, Innovate, Incubation
- Incubation, Inoculant, Inherit
- Inoculation, Incubation, Infection
- None of the answers are correct
A: Inoculation, Incubation, Infection
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: The three ways to control diseases are:
- Genetic, Cultural, Chemical
- Chemical, Biological, Cultural
- Chemical, Biological, Cultural

Genetic, Biological, Chemical
- Genetic, Cultural, Biological
A: Genetic, Cultural, Chemical
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If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: The stages that insects go through to reach adulthood are called:
- Metamorphosis
- Viviparous
- Instars
- None of these answers are correct
A: Instars
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If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: How many control methods are used with IPM?
- 4
- 2
- 5
- 3
A: 4
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: Bacillus Thuringiensis is an example of what IPM control?
- Cultural Control
- Chemical Control
- Biological Control
- Genetic Control
A: Genetic Control
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If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: Ladybug beetles are an example of what IPM control?
- Cultural Control
- Chemical Control
- Biological Control
- Genetic Control
A: Biological Control
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If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: The use of a liquid, powder or granule on crops is an example of what IPM control?
- Cultural Control
- Chemical Control
- Biological Control
- Genetic Control
A: Chemical Control
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.

Q: Insects can carry virus disease’s that will negatively affect crop growth and
development.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: The reproduction that is done in Fungi is considered asexual.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: High pH would be included as a noninfectious disease.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Crop pests can cause defoliation and nacreous of the leaf tissue if not managed.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Insects have slow reproduction rates, which makes them easy to control.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Crop Rotations are an example of what IPM control?
- Cultural Control
- Chemical Control
- Biological Control
- Genetic Control
A: Cultural Control
If right: Your answer is correct.
If wrong: Your answer is incorrect.