Funeral and Cemetery 2 Welcome to your Funeral and Cemetery 2 Quiz. Please click on "Next" to continue. Which type of cemetery would most likely handle the burial of a non-Veteran Catholic who attended his local church for his entire life? District or Municipal National or Veterans Religious Public All of the above None of the above Only Veterans can be buried at a National cemetery. True False What is another name for a mausoleum designed to hold cremated remains? Mortoleaum Crematorium Columbarium None of the above As a sales agent, why is it important for you to know about Veteran burial benefits? Because when you are talking to the director of the cemetery, you want to point out how much smarter you are than them. Because it lets the director of the cemetery know you have knowledge about Veterans burial benefits. Because no cemetery directors know about burial benefits and they need to be taught. VA burial benefits include a headstone or grave marker. True False Which of the following is not a responsibility of a cemetery? Prepare the burial site Keep burial records Placing flowers on a gravesite Provide general maintenance to the gravesite Obtain necessary licenses to bury the body Presidential Memorial Certificates are signed by the President who was in office during the Veteran's time of active duty. True False Which of the following is a good sales point when talking to a cemetery director? Veterans get buried in National cemeteries, so all they need is your support. The Veteran burial benefits do not cover burials at for-profit cemeteries, so all we are looking for today is support for Vet programming. Some Veterans choose to pre-plan their burial and do not want to be buried at a national cemetery. They need a trustworthy cemetery to work with them. Which of the following can determine the size of a cemetery? (Select all that apply) Number of cemeteries in the area Population of city or town Size of town or city Amount of residential acreage You are pitching to the owner of a pet cemetery. Which of the following would be a smart thing to say? Veteran's animals can be buried with them. So they will bury them in their personal plot. Vets love their pets too. And they want quality service in caring for their lost pets. Veterans are unlikely to spend money burying a pet. Stage Name/Real Name Unit Time's up Posted on August 24, 2019April 24, 2020 By admin
