Which of the following is a category on the General Price List?

• A. Livery
• B. Cremation
• C. Embalming
• D. Burial

Answer: (A)

General Price List structure uses sections to group related charges so consumers can compare costs easily. Livery is the section that covers transportation services—the fees for moving remains, transporting to the funeral home or cemetery, and the use of vehicles like hearses and limousines. This category exists to keep transportation charges clearly separated from other services and goods.

Cremation, embalming, and burial are specific services or types of goods that are usually listed as individual line items or under broader sections, not as a main category name used to group multiple transportation-related charges. They describe what the funeral home offers rather than serving as a category label for a group of related charges.

So, Livery stands out as a category on the General Price List because it directly represents a distinct group of charges for transportation services.