True or False: An operator's license under the Pesticides Act allows direct pesticide application.

An operator's license under the Pesticides Act indeed allows for the direct application of pesticides. This license is a requirement for individuals who are actively engaged in applying pesticides in different environments, including agricultural settings, landscapes, and other operational contexts.

Having this license indicates that the individual has received the necessary training and education to safely and effectively handle and apply pesticides. It ensures that the operator understands the relevant regulations, safe application techniques, and the potential impacts of pesticides on health and the environment. Thus, the answer is true, as licensed operators have the legal authority to apply pesticides as part of their duties, provided they adhere to the guidelines and restrictions set forth in the Pesticides Act.

Other choices present various scenarios or conditions that do not accurately reflect the general scope of an operator's license. For instance, suggesting that the license is only applicable for certain pesticides implies limitations not inherent in the license itself. Similarly, restricting the use of the license solely for commercial use overlooks its broader applicability across various contexts in which pesticides may be applied.