Washington Pesticide Laws and Safety Practice Test

What is a primary purpose of including environmental hazards on the label?

1. To advertise the product's environmental friendliness

2. To note special toxicity statements to wildlife

3. To provide a list of ingredients

4. To include the manufacturer's environmental certifications

The correct answer is: To note special toxicity statements to wildlife

The primary purpose of including environmental hazards on the label is to warn consumers of any potential harm the product may cause to wildlife. This information is important for safety reasons and to promote environmental awareness. Options A, C, and D are incorrect because they do not directly relate to the primary purpose of including environmental hazards on the label. Option A doesn't necessarily mean the product is environmentally friendly, option C only pertains to the ingredients and not hazards, and option D mentions the manufacturer's certifications rather than potential hazards.