Free quizzes
Funeral home quizzes
Four short quizzes for owners, directors and office staff. Two test what you know about state rules and industry numbers, with the source for every answer. Two check how your firm handles price calls and paperwork, and tell you plainly what to fix first.
No sign-up. Nothing you choose is saved.
Which quiz should you take?
- You record calls, cremate, or file death certificates in more than one state: the state funeral rules quiz.
- Families or shoppers call asking what things cost: the price call readiness check. When FTC staff called funeral providers after hours, 26% gave no price information.
- You are weighing software, or wondering whether you need it: the paper and spreadsheets check. It can tell you paper is fine.
- You quote figures in plans, pitches or board meetings: the funeral industry numbers quiz.
All four quizzes
Each quiz opens on its own page. Finish one and the others are waiting at the end.
Knowledge quizState funeral rules quizSix questions on call recording, cremation waiting periods and death certificate deadlines in the ten largest states.6 questions 2 minStart the quiz 
Self-checkPrice call readiness checkSix questions on how your firm answers a phone call asking what something costs, day and night.6 questions 2 minStart the quiz 
Self-checkHave you outgrown paper and spreadsheets?Six questions on retyping, signatures, books and visibility. Some firms are fine on paper, and the result says so.6 questions 2 minStart the quiz 
Knowledge quizFuneral industry numbers quizSix questions on the figures owners quote: funeral homes, cremation, costs and deaths.6 questions 2 minStart the quiz Common questions
Are the answers checked?
Yes. Every answer in the two knowledge quizzes names its source: a state statute from the FuneralHQ State Funeral Rules Index, or a figure from NFDA, CANA or the CDC. The same figures, with their dates, are on the funeral industry statistics page. Rules and figures change, so check the source before you rely on one.
Do you save my answers?
No. Nothing is typed into the quizzes and nothing is stored. Your answers stay in your browser until you leave the page. We count anonymous events, such as a quiz being finished and its score, to see which quizzes are useful.
Is the price call check legal advice?
No. It follows the FTC’s guide, Complying with the Funeral Rule, and the gaps the FTC’s 2023 undercover phone sweep found. Ask your attorney or state board about your own obligations.
What does a high score on the paper quiz mean?
More time spent retyping, chasing signatures and searching for answers. The result lists the areas where you scored highest, so you can fix the costliest one first. A low score means paper is working, and the result says so.
Can I share a quiz with my staff?
Yes. Each quiz has its own page, such as /resources/funeral-home-quizzes/price-call-check. The price call check works well as a five-minute team exercise.
See how a case runs in FuneralHQ
In 20 minutes we take a sample case from first call to paid invoice: the case record, the signatures, the payment and the books.