Which cemetery feature is a bench used to identify family burial plots by top piece and standards?

• A. Bevel top marker
• B. Block
• C. Bench
• D. Bed

Answer: (C)

Memorial forms used to mark and identify plots in a cemetery rely on how the marker presents information. A bench works as a memorial that sits at or near the plot and carries a top plaque or inscription area. This top piece is where the family names, dates, and plot details are engraved, making the bench a clear identifier of the family burial plot while also conforming to cemetery standards for size, material, and placement. The other options describe upright markers or foundations that do not function as a bench with a dedicated top inscription, so they’re not the form used to identify a family plot by a top piece and adherence to standards.