FUNERAL DIRECTING (SBE)- QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS An altar attendant Right Ans - Acolyte
Islamic faith, the name of GOD Right Ans - Allah
An elevated place or structure on which sacrifices are offered or at which religious rites are performed; In the Christian faith, a table on which the Eucharist or Holy communion is offered. Right Ans - Altar
An unfurnished wood or other non-metal receptacle or enclosure, without ornamentation or fixed interior lining. its made of fiber board, pressed wood or composition materials. Right Ans - Alternative Container
Roman catholic faith, head of an Archdiocese. Right Ans - Archbishop
Hebrew; a casket made entirely of wood. Right Ans - Aron
Meeting between the funeral director and the client Right Ans - Arrangements Conference
Counseling with the family as they select services and items of merchandise in
completing arrangements for the funeral service of their choice when a death has occurred. Right Ans - At-need counseling
Leader of multiple churches in a particular denomination Right Ans - Bishop
Name of the Buddhist priest. Right Ans - Bronze
Legal document issued by a governmental agency, authorizing transportation and/or disposition of a dead human body. Right Ans - Burial Transit Permit
Religious singer who assists the clergy Right Ans - Cantor
Roman Catholic faith, a dignity conferred upon Bishops making them Princes of the Catholic Church Right Ans - Cardinal The officiant who celebrates the Mass in a Roman Catholic Church. Right Ans - Celebrant
Portion of the church that surrounds the altar. Usually encloses the clergy; area behind the altar or communion rail. Right Ans - Chancel
Person chosen to conduct religious exercises for the military, the chapel of an institution or fraternal organization. Right Ans - Chaplain
"Holy Society" group of men or women who care for the dead. they are also referred to as washers. Right Ans - Chevrah Kadisha
Letter or form from priest stating the eligibility of the deceased for burial in a Roman Catholic cemetery. aka, report of death. Right Ans - Christian Burial Permit
Funeral Procession. Right Ans - Cortege
Portable stretcher commonly inside a transfer vehicle or ambulance for moving the sick, injured or deceased Right Ans - Cot
A chamber in the mausoleum, of sufficient size, generally used to contain the casketed remains of the deceased person. Right Ans - Crypt
Geographical grouping of parishes under the jurisdiction of a bishop. Right Ans - Diocese
Pertaining to the church or clergy Right Ans - Ecclesiastic
poem or song Right Ans - Elegy
an oration praising an individual,usually after death. Right Ans - Eulogy
Last prayer of the service. Jewish faith, a memorial service; literally God full compassion. referred to as the Malei. Right Ans - El Malei Rachamin
Commemorative inscription on a tomb or cemetery marker. Right Ans - Epitaph
Islamic faith, the name of GOD Right Ans - Allah
An elevated place or structure on which sacrifices are offered or at which religious rites are performed; In the Christian faith, a table on which the Eucharist or Holy communion is offered. Right Ans - Altar
An unfurnished wood or other non-metal receptacle or enclosure, without ornamentation or fixed interior lining. its made of fiber board, pressed wood or composition materials. Right Ans - Alternative Container
Roman catholic faith, head of an Archdiocese. Right Ans - Archbishop
Hebrew; a casket made entirely of wood. Right Ans - Aron
Meeting between the funeral director and the client Right Ans - Arrangements Conference
Counseling with the family as they select services and items of merchandise in
completing arrangements for the funeral service of their choice when a death has occurred. Right Ans - At-need counseling
Leader of multiple churches in a particular denomination Right Ans - Bishop
Name of the Buddhist priest. Right Ans - Bronze
Legal document issued by a governmental agency, authorizing transportation and/or disposition of a dead human body. Right Ans - Burial Transit Permit
Religious singer who assists the clergy Right Ans - Cantor
Roman Catholic faith, a dignity conferred upon Bishops making them Princes of the Catholic Church Right Ans - Cardinal The officiant who celebrates the Mass in a Roman Catholic Church. Right Ans - Celebrant
Portion of the church that surrounds the altar. Usually encloses the clergy; area behind the altar or communion rail. Right Ans - Chancel
Person chosen to conduct religious exercises for the military, the chapel of an institution or fraternal organization. Right Ans - Chaplain
"Holy Society" group of men or women who care for the dead. they are also referred to as washers. Right Ans - Chevrah Kadisha
Letter or form from priest stating the eligibility of the deceased for burial in a Roman Catholic cemetery. aka, report of death. Right Ans - Christian Burial Permit
Funeral Procession. Right Ans - Cortege
Portable stretcher commonly inside a transfer vehicle or ambulance for moving the sick, injured or deceased Right Ans - Cot
A chamber in the mausoleum, of sufficient size, generally used to contain the casketed remains of the deceased person. Right Ans - Crypt
Geographical grouping of parishes under the jurisdiction of a bishop. Right Ans - Diocese
Pertaining to the church or clergy Right Ans - Ecclesiastic
poem or song Right Ans - Elegy
an oration praising an individual,usually after death. Right Ans - Eulogy
Last prayer of the service. Jewish faith, a memorial service; literally God full compassion. referred to as the Malei. Right Ans - El Malei Rachamin
Commemorative inscription on a tomb or cemetery marker. Right Ans - Epitaph
