4-21. Which  of  the  following  duties  would  NOT be performed by the RP in support of naval  funerals? 1. Ensure  the  cleanliness  and  good order of the chapel and its associ- ated  items  prior  to  and  following the  funeral 2. Coordinate  the  schedule  of  the  chap- lain who is conducting the funeral service 3. Lay  out  and  restow  the  chaplain’s vestments 4. Conduct  the  funeral  service  in  the absence  of  the  chaplain 4-22. Which  of  the  following  duties  is  NOT generally performed by the RP at naval funerals? 1. Reserving  pews  for  the  immediate family  and  official  participants  for the funeral service in the chapel 2. Positioning  the  funeral  bier  during the  ceremony  as  requested  by  the chaplain 3. Opening  the  casket  for  viewing  by  the immediate  family 4. Ensuring  the  correct  altar  setting and  the  proper  placement  of  the bier  for  receipt  of  the  casket 4-23. Which of the following items of informa- tion should be obtained by the RP for the chaplain  from  the  funeral  director  prior to a naval funeral? 1. Name,  address,   and  telephone  number of the officer in charge of the funeral detail 2. Name and exact location of the ceme- tery  and  gravesite 3.    Time and date of interment services 4. Both 2 and 3 above 4-24. In  order  to  schedule  and  coordinate  the chapel  facilities  and  the  staff  used  to support  the  religious  and  military  aspects of  a  naval  funeral,  the  RP  should  obtain which  of  the  following  items  of  infor- mation? 1. Name,  grade,  social  security  number, and  religious  preference,  if  any, of  the  deceased  member 2. Name,  address,  and  telephone  number of  the  chaplain  who  will  conduct  the religious  portion  of  the  funeral service 3. Name,  address,  and  telephone  number of the funeral director as well as the name and exact location of the cemetery  and  gravesite  and  the  time and  date  of  interment  services 4. All of the above Learning Objective: Recognize the correct  procedures  for  the  consign- ment,  and  receipt  of  the  remains of  naval  personnel  to  ships  for burial  at  sea;  recognize  correct procedures  for  burial  at  sea services. 4-25. The burial at sea ceremony is composed of  which  of  the  following  elements? 1. Religious  rites  only 2. Military  honors  only 3.    Religious rites and military honors 4. Fraternal  rites  and  veteran’s  cere- monies 4-26. Religious  rites  for  burial  at  sea  cere- monies consist of all EXCEPT which of the  following  elements? 1. The draping of the flag over the casket 2. The committal 3.    The benediction 4. The  scriptures 4-27. Military  honors  for  burial  at  sea  cere- monies  consist  of  all  EXCEPT  which  of the  following  elements? 1. The  draping  of  the  American  flag over  the  casket 2. The  committal 3. The  firing  of  three  volleys  after the  benediction 4. Taps 4-28. Burials at sea are ordinarily arranged in  response  to  specific  requests. If the ship  designated  for  the  burial  does  not have  a  chaplain  assigned,  a  chaplain  may be detailed to the ship in order to con- duct the religious portion of the burial at  sea  ceremony  by  which  of  the  following officials? 1. The  military  vicar 2. The  fleet  commanders 3.    The Chief of Chaplains 4. Each of the above 4-29. If burial at sea is authorized for a deceased  member  of  the  naval  service, either  active  duty  or  retired,  the  date of the burial will be determined by 1. the availability of the naval vessel concerned 2. whether  the  remains  are  cremated  or casketed 3.    the wishes of the next of kin (NOK) 4. the  chaplain 24