An area set aside in a cemetery for several grave spaces is referred to as a:

• A. Plot
• B. Range
• C. Lot
• D. Section

Answer: (C)

In cemetery terminology, an area set aside for several grave spaces is called a lot. This term describes a tract of ground designated for burial and typically owned by a family or group, within which multiple grave spaces or plots can exist. A plot usually refers to a single burial space or the specific grave within a lot, rather than the entire tract. A section is a larger division of the cemetery used to organize many lots, and a range is a row or block within a section. So the area meant for several graves is the lot.