West Virginia Funeral State Board Practice Exam

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• When is the renewal of funeral establishment licenses required?
• What is the primary purpose of allowing hepatitis B vaccinations at no cost?
• Non-ferrous metal is traditionally measured by?
• In the context of funeral services, what must be respected during an autopsy?
• What is the consequence of failing to comply with local health regulations in funeral services?
• What should be included in a funeral service contract?
• What constitutes "abuse or neglect" in the context of funeral services?
• Where can an application for a U.S. Flag for burial purposes be made?
• What is the primary function of the West Virginia Funeral State Board?
• Which of the following is a common duty of a funeral director?
• What is the penalty for violation of the legislative articles governing preneed funeral contracts?
• Which element is essential to include in service pricing to maintain transparency?
• Which of the following actions is permitted when handling cremated remains?
• Under the OSHA act, what must a written hazard communication training program include?
• Within how many days must a copy of each preneed funeral contract be sent to the Attorney General's office in West Virginia?
• What is the fee associated with opening a grave in a national cemetery?
• What is the maximum number of hours of continuing education required for West Virginia funeral directors every renewal period?
• On which day are Orthodox Jewish funeral rites not held?
• In financial terms, who is described as a creditor?
• What qualifies as unlawful practices in the provision of funeral services?
• What is a funeral establishment not required to display?
• What is the maximum fee for the second or subsequent examination of records for preneed certificate holders?
• What is required to file a complaint against a licensed funeral director in West Virginia?
• What financial regulatory body oversees the renewal fees for funeral establishments?
• Which document officially authorizes an executor to act on behalf of a deceased estate?
• What must funeral homes provide to families when a funeral service is contracted?
• Which document is essential for a funeral establishment to maintain compliance?
• For how many years must records of preneed contracts be kept after contract termination?
• To whom are the annual renewal fees for a certificate of authority payable in West Virginia?
• What happens if a preneed funeral contract is cancelled?
• Upon fulfillment of a contract, funds in a preneed funeral trust are paid to whom?
• What is a requirement for a branch funeral establishment?
• When is a signed cremation authorization form necessary?
• After a veteran's funeral, who is entitled to receive the U.S. flag?
• What must accompany a request for a funeral director's license renewal?
• What is the significance of a "trust fund" in pre-need funeral planning?
• What is the role of the funeral service intern in West Virginia?
• What is generally the main requirement for eligibility to obtain a funeral director's license?
• How does the West Virginia Funeral State Board ensure compliance among funeral service providers?
• What is the primary purpose of the West Virginia Funeral State Board?
• A trade service is prohibited from performing which of the following activities?
• What must a funeral home do if it wishes to change ownership?
• If a funeral establishment displays caskets for sale, what must the establishment do?
• To whom is the initial appeal of a decision made by the WVBFSE directed?
• Who can receive a license to operate a funeral establishment?
• An unmarried decedent has three children over 18 and four children under the age of 18. How many of the children need to agree on the funeral arrangement?
• What percentage of continuing education credits can embalmers obtain through audio or video media?
• Which method of pricing does NOT show the true value of merchandise or services?
• The board may recognize reciprocity for licensed funeral directors from other states if which of the following conditions applies?
• For which reason may a licensee have their license revoked?
• A funeral director is eligible for an emeritus license upon reaching what age?
• What is the consequence for providing misleading information on a funeral service contract?
• How many apprentices may a licensed embalmer and funeral director register at one time?
• Which of the following is a requirement under blood borne pathogen regulations?
• What is the definition of "funeral service" according to West Virginia law?
• What is the service fee to obtain a certified copy of a death certificate filed with the West Virginia Department of Health?
• If funeral arrangements are confidential, which of the following may be disclosed?
• What is the purpose of a pre-need funeral contract?
• What type of insurance is generally required for funeral establishments in West Virginia?
• Which of the following is a common reason for filing a complaint against a funeral establishment?
• Under what condition can preneed contracts be modified?
• A licensed funeral establishment must not operate without a licensed funeral director in charge for more than how many consecutive days?
• What is required to be listed on a General Price List (GPL)?
• What is the potential penalty for embezzling funds from a preneed funeral contract?
• How often must licensed funeral directors renew their continuing education requirements?
• Which organization requires a written training program for blood borne pathogens?
• During an apprenticeship, how many deceased must an apprentice assist in embalming?
• What are the requirements for opening a funeral home in West Virginia?
• What qualifications must be met for a person to become a licensed funeral director's apprentice in West Virginia?
• How many times should the U.S. flag be folded to cover the closed half of a half couch open casket?
• When is it permissible for cremation to occur after a death?
• Cemeteries require the presentation of which document?
• What documentation is necessary for a cremation process to proceed in West Virginia?
• What type of burial vault is closed by lowering the dome over the base?
• What is a prerequisite for an owner to operate a funeral establishment?
• Can a funeral service provider charge for embalming without consent?
• Which of the following documents is essential for disbursing goods or services in a funeral establishment?
• What constitutes a "funeral service establishment" in West Virginia?
• Who must have access to hepatitis B vaccinations at no cost?
• What is the importance of a funeral service contract?
• What action may lead to the loss of a certificate to sell pre-need funeral contracts?
• What happens to a funeral home if it does not follow state regulations regarding ownership changes?
• What is the legal drinking age for funeral service interns in West Virginia?
• According to FTC regulations, what must the funeral director do regarding services selected?
• Under a preneed burial contract, what percentage can the seller retain to cover selling expenses?
• What is a "remains disposition permit" in West Virginia?
• What is the title given to the Acolyte who leads a Catholic funeral procession in the church?
• Which of the following courts has jurisdiction over estates?
• Who is eligible to serve on the West Virginia Funeral State Board?
• If a seller of a preneed funeral contract violates the estate code, how many times can punitive damages be awarded compared to actual damages?
• What is the renewal fee for a funeral service license in West Virginia?
• What is NOT a requirement for registration as an apprentice in the funeral industry?
• In what context is the child burial rate applicable?
• During an inspection, why would a board inspector ask for a General Price List (GPL)?
• What is the primary concern of a funeral establishment when dealing with complaints filed against them?
• What constitutes a serious offense leading to license revocation?
• What should funeral service providers prioritize when handling remains?
• What is the child burial rate disbursed by the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources?
• Who is responsible for the proper disposition of remains in the event of a death?
• Before the Board conducts a hearing concerning a funeral director or establishment, how many days in advance must written notice be given?
• What is the role of the West Virginia Medical Examiner in relation to funeral homes?
• What is the term used for the property of a deceased person, both real and personal?
• How must funeral service providers adhere to local regulations?
• What is required for a funeral establishment to operate legally?
• What actions can lead to disciplinary measures by the West Virginia Funeral State Board?
• What is the title of the individual who accompanies deceased active duty members of the US Armed Forces to burial?
• What should be done if a funeral director is suspected of malpractice?
• In Greek Orthodox funeral rites, what is the short service held the evening prior to the funeral called?
• What information must be included in a death certificate in West Virginia?
• How far must an embalming facility be from the main funeral establishment?
• Who's primarily responsible for paying funeral expenses according to the right and duty of disposal?
• Why are sanitary codes important for funeral service providers?
• What are the ethical responsibilities of funeral directors?
• What kind of services are included under the definition of "funeral service"?
• How often must the West Virginia Funeral State Board hold meetings?
• Funds held in trust under a preneed funeral contract may be disbursed upon receipt of what?
• Which of the following is NOT a required disclosure on a General Price List?
• What aspect of cremation authorization is crucial in West Virginia?
• How many days does a funeral establishment have to count an inspection?
• What is the role of local health regulations in funeral services?
• What is the supervision requirement for a licensed funeral director regarding funeral ceremonies?
• If a seller of preneed funeral contracts does not deposit funds in a bank or trust company, how many board members or trustees must be appointed at minimum?
• An authorized representative must carry out the decedent's wishes if which condition is met?
• Which of the following is a component of a basic funeral service?
• Checks retained to the depositor that have been paid by the bank are known as?
• What must be included in a funeral establishment, aside from physical facilities?
• If no identification is found on a decedent upon release by the hospital, what is the funeral establishment's responsibility?
• How is a funeral service intern's performance evaluated?
• What must a funeral establishment provide for preneed contracts?
• What is the required record retention period for funeral service providers in West Virginia?
• When does an original certificate of authority to sell preneed funeral contracts expire?
• What percentage of a funeral service business must an applicant own to qualify for a funeral director's license?
• What does coordinating with the medical examiner ensure in the case of a death requiring an autopsy?
• What is a vital step in the process after a death that requires an autopsy?
• What type of license is needed to operate a crematory in West Virginia?
• What pricing method displays the price of services and the price of the casket separately?
• To have an authorized representative be declared an estranged person, what must occur?
• When do licenses for funeral establishments need to be renewed?
• What is a holy picture in the Christian Orthodox funeral rite called?
• What is a requirement for funeral service interns during their training?
• Instruments used in embalming must be cleaned by immersion in a disinfectant for at least how many minutes?
• What is required to obtain a funeral director's license in West Virginia?
• How many hours of continuing education are required every two years for licensed funeral directors in West Virginia?
• Before a license can be suspended or revoked, who conducts the public hearing?
• What must funeral homes offer to consumers according to the FTC's Funeral Rule?
• How many hours of continuing education must a licensed funeral director obtain for license renewal?
• In the Orthodox Jewish funeral rite, what is the term used for a skull cap?
• What is not required to be included in advertisements by funeral establishments?
• In West Virginia, what must be done with unclaimed deceased persons' remains?
• How many trustees must be appointed to assure oversight of preneed funds if not held in a bank?
• What term describes the oldest son appointed by the will of his deceased father to settle the estate?
• What is the significance of the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act?
• During an inspection of a funeral establishment by the WV board, the inspector must check all of the following except?
• What is the maximum penalty for violations of funeral service laws in West Virginia?
• Where can all funds paid for a preneed contract be deposited according to state regulations?
• What legal obligation arises when a death occurs that necessitates an autopsy?
• What amount will the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources deny a claim or require reimbursement for?
• What is one responsibility of a licensed embalmer?
• Can funeral directors in West Virginia refuse service based on a person's personal attributes?
• When handling remains, what is a primary consideration for funeral service providers?
• What happens if a funeral director fails to comply with continuing education requirements?
• Who has the authority to inspect funeral establishments?
• In West Virginia, what is the legal age to prearrange a funeral service?
• What is an outer burial container for a casket that possesses sealing qualities called?
• Why may the board use discretion in notifying a licensee of a filed complaint?
• What information should be included on a West Virginia death certificate?
• What is the passing score required for the West Virginia licensing exam?
• What must a funeral establishment do if an error is identified after a decedent has been released?
• What are the statutory requirements for handling human remains in West Virginia?
• What is one of the key duties of a licensed embalmer in West Virginia?
• When must a funeral establishment notify individuals regarding changes in their preneed contracts?
• What aspect of service is crucial for maintaining the reputation of funeral directors?
• Which of the following documents is vital for pre-need funeral planning?
• In West Virginia, what is the maximum number of remains that can be cremated in a single retort at one time?
• Which sign should be prominently displayed on all preparation room entrance doors?
• When may a funeral home refuse to conduct a funeral?
• What is listed as the place of residence for a newborn without a hospital listed on the death certificate?
• What does the term "reasonable and customary" refer to in funeral pricing?
• What should families do if they want to arrange a viewing before cremation?
• In the case of a widowed 80-year-old decedent with no children and five siblings, how many siblings need to agree upon the funeral arrangements?
• What must be successfully completed to sell preneed funeral contracts in West Virginia?
• For preneed funeral contracts, the reporting period for the biannual report should adhere to which timeframe?
• What is the amount of the Social Security lump-sum death benefit?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a professional service?
• Which type of arrangement typically requires an air seal burial vault?
• During an interrogation, which action is NOT permitted by the board?
• How should the flag be displayed on a full couch casket?
• How should a funeral director handle the cremation of remains with a surviving spouse?
• A funeral director who allows their license to lapse for over a year must?
• What constitutes a minimum adult service in a funeral establishment?
• According to OSHA, which of the following is NOT required in a funeral establishment?
• Is it mandatory to arrange a viewing before cremation in West Virginia?
• What is the requirement for disposing of cremated remains in West Virginia?
• Who is most likely to have the right to control the funeral arrangements?
• What is the primary purpose of a General Price List (GPL) in funeral service?
• What is the legality of embalming without prior consent in West Virginia?
• What does the bloodborne pathogen rule represent?
• Which of the following is considered an authorized representation for a funeral service?
• What is one responsibility of a licensed funeral director during a ceremony?
• Which of the following is a common ethical concern in the funeral services industry?
• What is essential for funeral providers to maintain legal compliance during an autopsy?
• Within how many days must funds from a canceled preneed funeral contract be returned?
• What is the minimum duration a preneed funeral trust can remain unaccessed before payment to the beneficiary?
• What is the effective date of the General Price List (GPL)?
• What is a niche in the context of funeral services?
• Which document outlines the statutory powers of the West Virginia Funeral State Board?
• In West Virginia, inquiries relating to licensing requirements must be directed to whom?
• How often must funeral homes be inspected by the West Virginia Funeral State Board?
• Under what circumstance can a funeral establishment release a body?