National Board Of Examination (NBE) Arts Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT typically a required component of a funeral service?

  1. Viewing

  2. Religious service

  3. Cremation

  4. Committal service

The correct answer is: Cremation

Cremation is typically not a required component of a funeral service. While it is one option for the disposition of the deceased, families often choose between cremation and burial based on personal, cultural, or religious beliefs. Viewing, religious services, and committal services are more common components that are integral to the structure of traditional funeral services. Viewing provides a chance for family and friends to honor and say goodbye to the deceased, religious services often serve to provide comfort and a framework for mourning, and the committal service is a final farewell that can take place at graveside or at the crematory. Thus, while cremation is an important choice for many, it is not universally required or included in every funeral service, making it the option that stands out as not typically required.