What information identifies the exact portion of the golf course that was treated?

• A. Location of area treated
• B. The applicator's certification number
• C. Written notification method
• D. The number of applications

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that the specific place where the pesticide was applied is identified by the location of the area treated. On a golf course, recording the exact area—such as which greens, fairways, tees, or rough sections—provides the precise footprint of the treatment. This spatial detail is essential for accountability, possible reentry restrictions, and future pest management decisions.

Looking at the other options, the applicator’s certification number only shows who performed the work, not where it was done. The written notification method concerns how people were informed about the treatment, not the treated area. The number of applications indicates how often a product was used, but not the exact location.