Which term refers to a grave liner consisting of six or eight slabs of unfinished concrete placed around the casket?

• A. Consignment
• B. Composition board
• C. Concrete sectional
• D. Copper

Answer: (C)

A concrete sectional refers to a grave liner built from multiple unfinished concrete slabs that are placed around the casket, typically six or eight slabs. The term sectional highlights the modular design—the liner is assembled from separate sections rather than a single monolithic piece. This construction forms a protective enclosure inside the grave around the casket.

Why this fits best: it directly describes the described setup—unfinished concrete slabs arranged around the casket to create the liner. The other terms don’t match: consignment is a business/shipment term, composition board is a type of board material not a concrete liner, and copper refers to a metal material used for vaults or caskets, not unfinished concrete slabs.