Which combination constitutes the minimal services that must appear on the General Price List when offered for sale?

• A. Direct cremation, memorial services, graveside service, and immediate burial
• B. Direct cremation, forwarding of remains, receiving of remains, and immediate burial
• C. Direct cremation, forwarding of remains, receiving of remains, and memorial services
• D. Immediate burial, forwarding of remains, receiving of remains, and graveside service

Answer: (B)

The main idea is identifying the essential services that must be disclosed on the General Price List as the basic options a funeral establishment offers. The required core items cover both the disposition choices and the transfer of remains. Direct cremation and immediate burial are the fundamental disposition options that must be listed, and forwarding of remains and receiving of remains are the standard services involved in moving stays between locations or facilities. Memorial services or graveside services are optional add-ons and not required components of the minimal set on the GPL. Therefore, the minimal combination that must appear is direct cremation, forwarding of remains, receiving of remains, and immediate burial.