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A comprehensive set of questions and answers related to funeral home directing, covering topics such as pre-need and at-need funeral arrangements, post-need services, death, cultural universals, religious and philosophical purposes of funerals, and the role of the funeral director in supporting bereaved families. It offers insights into the practical aspects of funeral arrangements, including the notification of death, the arrangements conference, and the importance of building rapport with families.
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Pre-need Funeral Arrangements - - - correct answer ✅Arrangements which are made prior to need; no one has died. At-need Funeral Arrangements - - - correct answer ✅Arrangements made at the time of need; a death has occurred. Post-need Services - - - correct answer ✅Services provided by the funeral service organization that occur after final disposition, sometimes called after care or follow-up services; are often psychological or commercial. Death - - - correct answer ✅The cessation of all physical life characterized by the absence of metabolism and a total lack of irritability. Prelude - - - correct answer ✅Music that occurs before the funeral service begins.
Postlude - - - correct answer ✅Music that occurs after the funeral service has ended. Processional - - - correct answer ✅Brings the family into the house of worship. Recessional - - - correct answer ✅Marks the departure of the family from the house of worship. Cultural universal - - - correct answer ✅This concept maintains that there are certain aspects to death that are common to all cultures. Aspects of Cultural Universal - - - correct answer ✅1. Announcement of the death
Sociological Purpose - - - correct answer ✅The funeral as a social institution is an outgrowth of religion. Social needs are met by a disposal of the body, affirming the dignity of the deceased in the community, and allowing for the community expression of concern for the bereaved family. Psychological Purpose - - - correct answer ✅The bereaved family can better adjust to life by having a funeral service for the deceased. Individual needs of the family are met in which ways? - - - correct answer ✅1. Normal expression of emotion through crying
Transference - - - correct answer ✅A displacement of feelings. Phrases to avoid when addressing the family of the deceased - - - correct answer ✅Good Morning, good afternoon, good evening What information should be obtained on notification of death - - - correct answer ✅1. Name of the deceased
Adaptive Funeral Service - - - correct answer ✅Funeral that is changable. Humanistic Funeral Service - - - correct answer ✅Funeral that is devoid of any religious connotation. Memorial Service - - - correct answer ✅Funeral service without the dead human body present. Immediate/Direct Disposition - - - correct answer ✅No service of any kind. Graveside Service - - - correct answer ✅Funeral service at the place of disposition. Casketbearer (pallbearer) - - - correct answer ✅Active bearers carry the casket, usually 6- carrying approx. 40lbs each.
Why do we obtain vital statistics? - - - correct answer ✅1. Complete the death certificate
Non-guaranteed contract - - - correct answer ✅A contract in which the funeral home only agrees that the amount prepaid plus any accruals will be credited to the balance due. However, the price of the funeral will be whatever the current price is for service and merchandise (goods) at the time of death occurs. Third party (beneficiary) contract - - - correct answer ✅Contracts entered into by two parties for the benefit of another (the third party). What are some areas that go into preparing for the viewing/visitation? - - - correct answer ✅1. How many nights of viewing?
correct answer ✅1. Safety
Narthex - - - correct answer ✅The entry way into the house of worship (lobby, vestible). Nave - - - correct answer ✅The body of the house of worship, where the congregation is seated. Sanctuary - - - correct answer ✅The area of the house of worship where the "action" takes place; this is where ritual activity takes place. Bimah - - - correct answer ✅The sanctuary area for Jewish funeral rites. Liturgical house of worship - - - correct answer ✅Has a center aisle and a Transept aisle that forms a T shape or a cross shape. Transept aisle - - - correct answer ✅Crosses and separates the nave from the
sanctuary. You may find an additional transept aisle in the rear of the house of worship separating the narthex from the nave. Non-liturgical house of worship - - - correct answer ✅It has no center aisle, there are side aisles. Sacristy - - - correct answer ✅A workroom in the house of worship where things are prepared for various celebrations; found adjacent to the sanctuary in most houses of worship. Baptism, Marriage, Funeral - - - correct answer ✅Hatch, Match, Dispatch Choir Loft - - - correct answer ✅Found over the narthex where the choir is located. Chancel choir - - - correct answer ✅They will be seated and subsequently contribute to the service from the sanctuary.