| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| Similar to WDG, granules that disperse in water, DF | Dry Flowable | 100%
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| Dry powder that forms a true solution (not a suspension) in water, SP or WSP | Soluble Powder | 100%
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| Dry, finely ground powder that forms a suspension when mixed with water, requires constant agitation, WP or W | Wettable powder | 100%
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| Small, pressurized containers with one or more active ingredients, ready to use, A | Aerosol | 0%
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| Active ingredient mixed with food or attractive substance, B | Bait | 0%
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| Fine powder applied without mixing, D | Dust | 0%
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| Active ingredient is dissolved in oil, mixed with an emulsifier to form a milky emulsion when added to water, EC or E | Emulsifiable Concentrate | 0%
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| Insoluble solid active ingredient ground finely and suspended in a liquid, thick liquid that requires agitation, F, L, or SC | Floable/Suspension Concentrate | 0%
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| Pesticides that form poisonous gases when applied, F | Fumigants | 0%
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| Dry, low-concentration particles (e.g., clay, corn cob) applied directly to soil without water, G | Granules | 0%
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| tiny droplets of active ingredient suspended in water, or active ingredient in tiny capsules for slow release, ME or M | Microemulsion or Microencapsulated | 0%
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| Active ingredients in a tiny, slow-release capsules, Me or ZC | Microencapsulated Suspension | 0%
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| Similar to granules but with uniform shape and weight, P or PS | Pellets | 0%
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| Solutions that require no further dilution or mixing, RTU | Ready-to-use | 0%
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| Active ingredient dissolves completely in water (or other solvent) and does not require agitation, S or SL | Soluble liquid | 0%
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| Highly concentrated, used without further dilution, often for aerial or specialized spraying, ULV | Ultra Low Volume | 0%
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| Granule-sized powder that disperses into a fine powder when added to water, less dusty and easier to mix than WP, WDG or WG | Water-Dispersible Granules | 0%
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