ftcc 112 principles of funeral service final exam Questions With Highest Rating Graded A+
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Ftcc 112 Principles Of Funeral Service
What culture buried their wealthier dead by day, and the ordinary or less than fortunate persons at night?
Answers: Romans.
Egyptians.
Greeks.
Scandinavians. - ANSWER-romans
Who was the first person to patent a process of embalming the body by use of chemical injection?
Answers: Dr...
ftcc 112 principles of funeral service final exam Questions With Highest Rating Graded A+
What culture buried their wealthier dead by day, and the ordinary or less than fortunate persons at night? Answers: Romans. Egyptians. Greeks. Scandinavians. - ANSWER-romans
Who was the first person to patent a process of embalming the body by use of chemical
injection? Answers: Dr. William Hunter. Dr. John Hunter. Leonardo Da Vinci. Dr. Thomas Holmes. Anthony Gaussardia. - ANSWER-william hunter
In which Egyptian embalming method were the organs removed and placed in jars? Answers: Least expensive. Middle method. Most expensive. All of these. - ANSWER-most
If one does not believe in God, like the Egyptians were described, this person would be called __ Answers: Atheist. Pagan. Agnostic. Agnetheistic. - ANSWER-pagan
The early Egyptians were excellent embalmers of their dead. What type of jars did they use to contain the organs of their wealthy class? Answers: Santeed. Heiroglyph. Canopic. Readen. - ANSWER-canopic
Constantine was the first Roman emporer who: Answers: Was a funeral director. Was a cemetery sexton. Served in an official role after death. Was a Christian. - ANSWER-was a christian
The Greek stelae, are also called a____ tomb. Answers: Column. Shaft. Square cut. Temple-like. - ANSWER-shaft
An "ogee" pertained to a casket or coffin's: Answers: Appearance. Preservative qualities. Pricing. Speed of manufacture. - ANSWER-apperance The Fisk burial case was made from what material? Answers: Metal. Wood. Paper Mache. Glass. - ANSWER-metal
An interesting advantage that a sexton had over his competitors when practicing undertaking was: Answers: He had some formal education where others did not. He was a better grave-digger than his contemporaries and this trait made him more desirable. He had the monopoly over his church's cemetery. He- usually- was not married, so he was free to help the survivors and bury the dead at
almost any arranged time. - ANSWER-He had the monopoly over his church's cemetery.
The first embalming schools in the United States were seen around the year _____. Answers: 1799. 1840. 1870. 1882. - ANSWER-1882
What purpose did a combination car serve? Answers: It allowed the casket to exit the left or the right side doors. It was one of the first cars to feature a lock and key and locking doors. It could transport the casket and the mourners in one vehicle. It could be used as a hearse or an ambulance. - ANSWER-It could be used as a hearse or an ambulance.
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