Georgia Correctional Officer (CO) Practice Exam

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Which condition is NOT conducive to pest infestations in crawl spaces according to the standards?

Excessive moisture
High temperatures
Good ventilation
Presence of untreated wood

The correct answer is: Good ventilation

Good ventilation is essential in preventing pest infestations, especially in crawl spaces. Proper airflow helps to reduce excessive moisture levels, which are known to attract pests such as termites, ants, and rodents. Additionally, good ventilation can help maintain a stable temperature and prevent the conditions that pests thrive in. In contrast, excessive moisture creates a damp environment conducive to mold and pest problems. High temperatures can also foster environments where various pests, like insects, can reproduce more quickly. The presence of untreated wood provides a food source for wood-destroying pests, such as termites, making it a significant risk factor for infestations. Therefore, maintaining good ventilation is crucial in minimizing the risk of pest infestations in crawl spaces.