AAMI Comprehensive (Arts) Verified Multiple
Choice and Conceptual Actual Emended Exam
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Q1. The first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures are called:
A) Psalms
B) Torah
C) Mishnah
D) Talmud
Answer: B — The Torah is foundational in Jewish funeral customs.
Q2. In Jewish funeral practice, the ceremonial washing of the body is called:
A) Taharah
B) Tachrichim
C) Shivah
D) Kaddish
Answer: A — Taharah is ritual washing.
Q3. The shroud used in Jewish burial is called:
A) Kittel
B) Tachrichim
C) Tallith
D) Shomer
Answer: B — Tachrichim is the burial garment.
Q4. In the Greek Orthodox tradition, the “last kissing” occurs:
A) During the committal service
B) After the Trisagion
,C) At the conclusion of the funeral service
D) Prior to the procession
Answer: C — Worshippers kiss the icon or deceased as a final farewell.
Q5. Synods are most common in which Christian tradition?
A) Roman Catholic
B) Lutheran
C) Baptist
D) Presbyterian
Answer: B — Synods = Lutheran governing councils.
Q6. The Pope, Cardinals, Bishops, Priests, and Deacons are hierarchy within:
A) Lutheran
B) Roman Catholic
C) Greek Orthodox
D) Anglican
Answer: B — Roman Catholic tradition.
Q7. The act of placing cremated remains in an urn is called:
A) Interment
B) Inurnment
C) Encasement
D) Entombment
Answer: B — Inurnment refers specifically to cremains.
Q8. A funeral rite devoid of religious connotation is called:
A) Humanistic
B) Immediate disposition
C) Committal service
D) Memorial service
Answer: A — Humanistic = nonreligious service.
Q9. Disposition of remains with no funeral rites at the time is:
A) Committal service
B) Immediate disposition
, C) Traditional funeral
D) Memorial service
Answer: B — Immediate disposition omits service.
Q10. A litter, often canvas, used to carry disabled or deceased persons is a:
A) Bier
B) Stretcher
C) Catafalque
D) Gurney
Answer: B — A stretcher.
Q11. A structure used to support a casket during visitation or services is called:
A) Bier
B) Lectern
C) Catafalque
D) Transept
Answer: A — Bier holds the casket.
Q12. A structure resembling a bier, often used in military services, is called:
A) Pall
B) Catafalque
C) Lectern
D) Censer
Answer: B — A catafalque is symbolic of a bier.
Q13. Which of the following is NOT one of the three main types of torts?
A) Negligence
B) Strict liability
C) Intentional tort
D) Fiduciary tort
Answer: D — Only negligence, intentional, and strict liability apply.
Q14. Performing medical treatment without a patient’s consent may be
considered:
A) Negligence
Choice and Conceptual Actual Emended Exam
Questions With Reviewed 100% Correct
Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
Q1. The first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures are called:
A) Psalms
B) Torah
C) Mishnah
D) Talmud
Answer: B — The Torah is foundational in Jewish funeral customs.
Q2. In Jewish funeral practice, the ceremonial washing of the body is called:
A) Taharah
B) Tachrichim
C) Shivah
D) Kaddish
Answer: A — Taharah is ritual washing.
Q3. The shroud used in Jewish burial is called:
A) Kittel
B) Tachrichim
C) Tallith
D) Shomer
Answer: B — Tachrichim is the burial garment.
Q4. In the Greek Orthodox tradition, the “last kissing” occurs:
A) During the committal service
B) After the Trisagion
,C) At the conclusion of the funeral service
D) Prior to the procession
Answer: C — Worshippers kiss the icon or deceased as a final farewell.
Q5. Synods are most common in which Christian tradition?
A) Roman Catholic
B) Lutheran
C) Baptist
D) Presbyterian
Answer: B — Synods = Lutheran governing councils.
Q6. The Pope, Cardinals, Bishops, Priests, and Deacons are hierarchy within:
A) Lutheran
B) Roman Catholic
C) Greek Orthodox
D) Anglican
Answer: B — Roman Catholic tradition.
Q7. The act of placing cremated remains in an urn is called:
A) Interment
B) Inurnment
C) Encasement
D) Entombment
Answer: B — Inurnment refers specifically to cremains.
Q8. A funeral rite devoid of religious connotation is called:
A) Humanistic
B) Immediate disposition
C) Committal service
D) Memorial service
Answer: A — Humanistic = nonreligious service.
Q9. Disposition of remains with no funeral rites at the time is:
A) Committal service
B) Immediate disposition
, C) Traditional funeral
D) Memorial service
Answer: B — Immediate disposition omits service.
Q10. A litter, often canvas, used to carry disabled or deceased persons is a:
A) Bier
B) Stretcher
C) Catafalque
D) Gurney
Answer: B — A stretcher.
Q11. A structure used to support a casket during visitation or services is called:
A) Bier
B) Lectern
C) Catafalque
D) Transept
Answer: A — Bier holds the casket.
Q12. A structure resembling a bier, often used in military services, is called:
A) Pall
B) Catafalque
C) Lectern
D) Censer
Answer: B — A catafalque is symbolic of a bier.
Q13. Which of the following is NOT one of the three main types of torts?
A) Negligence
B) Strict liability
C) Intentional tort
D) Fiduciary tort
Answer: D — Only negligence, intentional, and strict liability apply.
Q14. Performing medical treatment without a patient’s consent may be
considered:
A) Negligence
