Core Training Manual, Ohio Certified Nursery Technician (OCNT) Chapter 1 - Safety & First Aid

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Chapter 1 - Safety & First Aid 1. Which of the following is a safety organization? A. OSHA B. ONLA C. MSDS D. OCNT 2. What does P.P.E stand for? A. Professional People Estimators B. Proper Placement Equipment C. Personal Protective Equipment D. Protective Professional Environment 3. Which of the following is NOT P.P.E? A. Helmet B. Steel toe boots C. Gloves D. Tennis shoes 4. What should be the first response in the case of an emergency? A. Call for emergency medical services B. Wait for medical help to arrive C. Stop the bleeding D. Keep victim still 5. In the green industry what is the most commonly reported injury? A. Heat exhaustion B. Back injury C. Eye injury D. Friction blistering 6. Which of the following is NOT a sign of shock? A. Shallow breathing B. Unconsciousness C. Pale or blue skin color D. Fatigue 7. Who can apply pesticides? A. Landscape professional B. Greenhouse worker C. Licensed professional D. Farmer 8. Which of the following is NOT a precaution for operating large equipment? A. Never speed B. No pre-trip inspection C. Stay seated D. No passengers

9. What is the safe swing distance for coworkers? A. 10ft B. 12ft C. 5ft D. 15ft 10. What is the recommended breaking strength of a climbing rope? A. 500 lbs. B. 2000 lbs. C. 2385 lbs. D. 3000 lbs.

Chapter 2 - Professionalism in the Green Industry 1. What effects do positive relationships have on a business? A. Better productivity B. Poor attitudes C. Lots of complaints D. Unhappy workers 2. Which of these is important to developing good working relationships? A. Poor eye contact B. Gossiping C. Professional attire D. Poor Hygiene 3. As a listener what do you NOT do to encouraging understanding? A. Good eye contact B. Take notes C. Active listening D. Make assumptions 4. When working in elevated temperatures, (heat) one should. A. Not work, sleep in B. Drink plenty of liquids C. Stay cool, wear light clothing D. Both B and C 5. A cell phone ringing is what type of distraction? A. A physical distraction B. Language barrier C. Illegible print D. Distracting mannerisms 6. List some benefits of maintaining a positive attitude at work. A. It shows you care about your job B. Problem solver C. More energetic D. All of the above 7. Which of the following does NOT attribute to positive work appearance? A. Hair trimmed and combed B. Unwashed clothing C. Good posture D. Clean clothes

8. What qualities are important for an employer when looking for employees? A. Positive attitude B. Enthusiasm C. Stability D. All of the above 9. How do professional relationships differ from personal relationships? A. Gossiping is appropriate at work B. Playing jokes at work is good C. You can pick your friends not your coworkers D. Work time is for private business 10. What are the consequences for arriving late to work? A. Promotion B. Termination C. Pay increase D. Happier boss

Chapter 3 - Plant Identification & Selection 1. Which of the following is the proper way to write a scientific name? A. acer platanoides B. ACER PLATANOIDES C. Acer plantanoides D. Acer Platanoides 2. For practical horticulture the most important three name classification units are; A. Genus, Family, Order B. Species, Order, Class C. Genus, Species, Kingdom D. Species, Genus, Family 3. The trademark name means A. Commercial name B. Common name C. Botanical name D. Scientific name 4. The cultivar name means A. Type of plant B. Plant kinds C. Plant characteristics D. Scientific use 5. What is the main difference between a deciduous and evergreen plant? A. Color B. Leaf drop C. Root development D. Flowers 6. Which of the following is type of compound leaf? A. Simple B. Leaflet C. Lobed D. Palmately 7. Which of the following would NOT be considered when selecting a plant? A. Plant name B. Disease resistance C. Cold hardiness D. Size

8. Which one of the following perennials will survive in the shade? A. Coneflower B. Hosta C. Sunflower D. Petunia 9. Soil ph above 7 would be considered A. Acidic B. Porous C. Alkaline D. Permeability

Chapter 4 - Plant Growth & Development 1. What does excess transpiration do to a plant A. Cause wilt B. Cause leaf scorch C. Cause stress D. All of the above 2. What is the function of the vascular cambium? A. Contributes to tissue growth B. Makes the plant taller C. Contributes to cold hardiness D. Water and nutrient uptake 3. What is an important by-product of photosynthesis that is critical for life on earth? A. CO2 B. O2 C. H2O D. None of the above 4. The tissue growth responsible for plant elongation A. Root system B. Cambium C. Shoot system D. Meristem 5. Complete phloem damage can result in A. Better growth B. Transpiration C. Girdling D. Pruning 6. Dioecious flowers are A. Male and female on the same plant B. Male and female in the same flower species C. Male and female are on different plants D. Male and female on different species 7. Volcano mulching a plant will result in A. Limited O2 supply to roots B. Increase O2 supply C. Increase root growth D. Better plant appearance 8. What is the reason a plant goes into dormancy? A. Better growth B. Plant hibernation C. Plant protection D. Increase production

Chapter 5 - Plant Health Management 1. An insect with chewing mouth parts will cause what type of damage? A. Skeletonize B. Wilting C. Yellowing D. Twisted growth 2. Pupa is a stage of growth in which type of metamorphosis? A. Incomplete B. Full C. Complete D. Imperfect 3. What does IPM stand for? A. Improved People Management B. Integrated Pest Management C. Increased Pay Material D. Improved Pest Material 4. Which of the following is NOT an example of a plant disease? A. Fire blight B. Powdery mildew C. Skeletonized leaf D. Verticillium 5. An example of abiotic disease is A. Salt injury B. Bacterial C. Insect damage D. Nematodes 6. This pathogen causes seedlings to be girdled at the media surface A. Botrytis B. Pythium C. Anthracnose D. Rhizoctonia 7. This yellowish-green to black common insect is a plant lice that is 1/16 to 1/8 inch long A. Thrips B. Leafhopper C. Aphids D. Spider mites 8. Which insect is more active in hot dry weather? A. Aphid B. Spider mite C. Thrip D. Leafhopper