Which description best defines a cremation casket?

• A. an environmentally safe casket which is designed for encasing dead human remains for cremation.
• B. a metal container used to secure the remains for shipping
• C. a decorative box used for jewelry
• D. a wooden container prepared for burial at sea

Answer: (A)

A cremation casket is defined by its purpose: a container designed to encase the body for the cremation process and made to be incinerated in a way that meets environmental and cremation standards. This distinguishes it from containers intended for shipping (designed for transport, not cremation), decorative boxes (not for human remains), or wooden containers meant for burial at sea (not for cremation). By emphasizing that it is environmentally safe and suitable for encasing remains for cremation, the description aligns with how cremation caskets are designed and used.