Which statement describes an exempt practice for indoor settings?

• A. Insect baits in tamper-resistant stations
• B. Pesticides with signal word DANGER
• C. Pesticides with signal word WARNING
• D. Pesticides requiring a special license

Answer: (A)

Exempt practices for indoor settings are activities that don’t require the full pesticide applicator certification because the products used are considered low risk and pose less exposure. Using insect baits in tamper-resistant stations fits this, since the bait is placed in a setup that minimizes access by people and pets and is typically allowed under exemptions for indoor, low-risk applications. The other options involve products labeled with higher hazard or requirements that still demand certified licensing or special credentials, so they aren’t exempt. Pesticides labeled with DANGER or WARNING indicate greater risk and usually require proper certification to use, and pesticides that require a special license are not exempt by definition.