Crematory and Cemetery Operations-BUS 313 Final Exam| Questions and correct answers| Newest

Crematory and Cemetery Operations-BUS 313 Final Exam| Questions and correct answers| Newest It is believed that the first cremation occurred during the stone age The public see funerals as an important part of the grieving process true The concept of the disembodied souls which through the ceremonies by the living is liberated from the body to then enter into the spiritual life is credited to ancient Scandinavians The internet is increasingly relied upon as a resource for information in funeral service true The end of the acceptance of cremation due to a belief that the body was scared is attributed to constantine The "funeral rule" sets forth mandatory practices that funeral directors must adhere to regarding the purchase of merchandise true The reduction of a dead body to inorganic bone fragments by intense heat in a specifically designed retort or chamber cremation The public in increasing numbers finds that making pre-arrangements to be offensive and ghoulish false A structure, room or space in a mausoleum or other building containing niches or recesses used to hold cremated remains columbarium The ZMET study of 2012 found that a "traditional funeral" is perceived to be a very uplifting experience false the result of the reduction of a dead body to inorganic bone fragments by intense heat cremated remains According to the ZMET study the new view going forward is that a funeral is to be "customized" and a celebration of life true A furnace or retort for cremating dead human bodies crematory A recommendation that a funeral director can use to help families understand funerals and cremation is to use the words interchangeably false The burning chamber in a crematory retort According to the ZMET study the consumer of today wants to find real value in the services they buy true The future of funeral service is for the funeral director to be an event planner true The art of placing cremains in a urn, niche or grave inurnment A recess or space in a columbarium, used for the permanent placing of