FUNERAL DIRECTOR ARTS STATE BOARD EXAM COMPLETE STUDY QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | RATED A+

FUNERAL DIRECTOR ARTS STATE BOARD EXAM COMPLETE STUDY QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | RATED A+

Usury - Answer>>>Any rate of interest above the maximum rate allowable by law is:
requiring embalming when the consumer does not want it, when there will be a week long delay
between death and funeral and refrigeration is not available - Answer>>>What would be an
example of an impractical or burdensome consumer request, allowing the funeral home to
require purchase of a particular item
The person authorized in the authorization for cremation document - Answer>>>To whom
should cremated remains be released
Burial vaults have protective qualities - Answer>>>The difference between a burial vault and
grave liner is...
Verify with a family member whether the item should stay or be removed - Answer>>>At the
end of service when closing a casket you notice personal effects on deceased...what do you do?
Bishop of the Ward - Answer>>>Who presides over the funeral at the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints?
Orthodox Judaism - Answer>>>Embalming is usually not practiced by people of which faith?
Vault - Answer>>>A metal or concrete enclosure designed to protect the casket is called
Offeror - Answer>>>the party making the offer
Quasi-property - Answer>>>In legal terminology, a dead human body is considered:
Specify the reason for embalming on the Statement of Funeral Goods and Services -
Answer>>>A good business technique in funeral arrangements is to...
Bailor - Answer>>>The next of kin who delivers the personal effects of the deceased to the
funeral director, is properly termed a:
Police Power - Answer>>>State regulation of funeral services for the health and welfare of
citizens is an example of a state's:
Is not property in a real sense - Answer>>>A dead human body
Actual custody - Answer>>>The funeral director that has physical possession of a dead human
body is said to have:
Conditional sale - Answer>>>A sale in which the buyer, so long as the buyer is not in default,
has a right to possession before payment in full is made