Pass Louisiana's Structural General Standards exam the first time.
Timed practice exams for Louisiana structural pest control license candidates: the pesticide core plus Louisiana's Structural Pest Control Law (La. R.S. 3:3361 and following) and the Structural Pest Control Commission's rules (LAC Title 7, Part XXV), with every answer cited to its source. Find your weak topics before test day.
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- 50 questions in 60 minutes, scored at 70%
- Drawn at random from a bank of 310 original questions
- Every answer cites the law, rule or EPA source it comes from
- A score for each topic and a recap of what to review
Sources checked
What each practice exam covers
LDAF's SGS exam summary (revised April 20, 2026) lists pest management, federal pesticide laws, labeling, formulations, hazards and first aid, protective equipment, the environment, transportation, storage and security, emergency response, planning and application procedures, calculations, and Louisiana structural pest control rules. Each practice exam follows those federal core competencies (40 CFR 171.103), plus Louisiana's Structural Pest Control Law (La. R.S. 3:3361 and following) and the Structural Pest Control Commission's rules (LAC Title 7, Part XXV).
Louisiana Pesticide Applicator License Exam Requirements
- Labels and Labeling6 of 50
- Pesticide Safety, Toxicity and First Aid6 of 50
- Environmental Protection4 of 50
- Pests and Integrated Pest Management4 of 50
- Pesticides: Types, Formulations and Action5 of 50
- Equipment, Calibration and Application5 of 50
- Federal Pesticide Laws and Regulations4 of 50
- Transport, Storage, Spills and Disposal4 of 50
- Supervision and Professionalism2 of 50
- Louisiana Structural Licensing and Business Rules5 of 50
- Louisiana Structural Pest Control Practices5 of 50
Questions
What exam do these practice tests prepare me for?
The Louisiana Structural General Standards (SGS) exam for structural pest control licensing (Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry, for the Structural Pest Control Commission). The SGS exam has 75 multiple-choice and true/false questions from a bank of about 260, and 8 are on Louisiana structural pest control rules and regulations (LDAF SGS exam summary, revised April 2026).
How is the real Louisiana SGS exam set up?
It is given by computer in person at LDAF's main office in Baton Rouge or online proctored through Everblue, once the Structural Pest Control Commission approves the applicant (LDAF SGS exam summary; LDAF, Pest control licensing). LDAF doesn't publish a pass mark or a time limit for the SGS exam.
How do your practice exams compare?
Each practice exam has 50 questions on a 60-minute clock, graded at 70%, drawn from a bank of 310. 40 questions cover the pesticide core every certifying agency tests (40 CFR 171.103), and 10 cover Louisiana's Structural Pest Control Law (La. R.S. 3:3361 and following) and the Structural Pest Control Commission's rules (LAC Title 7, Part XXV). You see your score in every topic and a cited explanation for every miss.
Where do the questions come from?
Every question is original and cites a primary source: the Louisiana statute or Structural Pest Control Commission rule, the federal pesticide law or regulation (FIFRA, 40 CFR Parts 156, 165, 170 and 171), an EPA publication, or a land-grant extension publication. Each citation was checked against its source before the question went on sale.
How much do the practice exams cost?
One practice exam is $9, or $19 for a pack of 3. Each exam in a pack favors questions you haven't seen yet.
Is this affiliated with LDAF?
No. This is an independent study aid, not affiliated with the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry, the Structural Pest Control Commission or Everblue.
Can I get a refund?
All sales are final. If a technical problem on our side keeps you from opening or finishing an exam, email us and we'll fix it.
An independent study aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry, the Structural Pest Control Commission or Everblue. Questions are original and checked against the current statutes, rules and federal sources they cite.