Which of the following is an interior style for a casket?

• A. Velour
• B. Crushed
• C. Lambswool
• D. Pine

Answer: (B)

Interior style refers to the look and texture of the lining inside a casket. The term "crushed" indicates a textured interior finish (such as crushed velvet or crushed velour), which is how the lining is styled. Velour, while a fabric type, describes what the lining is made of, not its style. Lambswool is another material that can be used for padding or lining, but again it’s a material, not a styled finish. Pine is a wood used for exterior construction, not the interior lining. So, the interior style described by what’s inside the casket is the crushed texture, making crushed the best choice.