Which term describes a casket intended for interment or entombment?

• A. Bridge
• B. Broadcloth
• C. Burial casket
• D. Cap

Answer: (C)

This question tests understanding of terminology used for caskets based on final disposition. A burial casket is specifically described as the container intended for interment in the ground or entombment in a mausoleum. It is designed and marketed for that purpose, distinguishing it from caskets used for cremation or for display only. The other terms don’t describe the container’s purpose: bridge isn’t a designation for a burial container; broadcloth refers to the fabric used for interior lining, not the casket type; cap is the lid of the casket, not the type itself.