The Conference National Board (NBE) – Funeral Service Sciences Practice Test

The act of displaying the casket during the service is commonly referred to as

Casket closed Open casket Interment Burial

Correct Answer:

Open casket

Explanation:

The act of displaying the casket during the service is described as an open casket. This means the casket is open so attendees can view the deceased. A closed casket, by contrast, keeps the lid shut and the body not visible. Interment and burial refer to the final disposition of the remains, such as placing the body in the ground or another resting place, not to how the casket is presented for viewing.

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