Funeral Service Merchandise Chapter 6

Question 1

Wood caskets are typically seen in these basic categories of finish

Answer 1

Unfinished 
Natural finish
Painted
Laminated
Cloth Covered

Question 2

Surface made smooth and glossy, usually by friction; brought to a highly developed, finished, or refined stated

Answer 2

Polished Finish

Question 3

A type of semi-luster or semi-gloss casket finish that is smooth with well defined fine lines or striations

Answer 3

Satin Finish

Question 4

No totally devoid of light-reflecting properties, but is not nearly as reflective as the gloss finish

Answer 4

Semi-gloss/low luster finish

Question 5

The opposite the polished finish; free of gloss and has a dull, lusterless surface

Answer 5

Matte; flat finish

Question 6

Material having designs raised above the surface

Answer 6

Embossed

Question 7

A twilled, napped woolen or worsted fabric with a smooth, lustrous face and dense texture, usually made of cotton, silk, rayon woven in a plain or rid weave with a soft, semi-gloss finish

Answer 7

Broadcloth

Question 8

A firm, closely woven cotton fabric

Answer 8

Canvas

Question 9

A heavy, durable cotton fabric with a short velvety nap on one side; a woven cloth with a suede like appearance with a nap of less than 1/8 inch

Answer 9

Doeskin, moleskin

Question 10

A woven cloth with a nap exceeding 1/8 inch

Answer 10

Plush

Question 11

Created when a base metal is coated by another metal via an electrolytic process

Answer 11

Plated Finish

Question 12

An exterior casket finish in which the metal is coated with a substance that wrinkles as it dries

Answer 12

Crinkled Finish

Question 13

A sprayed finish that has the appearance of small indentations in the metal; the indentations are in the paint and appear as the paint as the paint dries

Answer 13

Hammertone Finish