Which diet notes that some Hindus are vegetarians and restricts pork or beef?

• A. Vegan
• B. Pescatarian
• C. Hindus diet
• D. Frutarian

Answer: (C)

The question is about how religion shapes eating patterns. Hindu beliefs often lead to vegetarian choices and a avoidance of certain meats, especially beef, because cows are regarded as sacred. In some Hindu communities, pork may also be avoided for ritual or cultural reasons. So the description—noting that some Hindus are vegetarians and that beef (and sometimes pork) is restricted—best matches a diet described as a Hindu diet.

Other options don’t fit as well. A vegan diet aims to exclude all animal products, which is a broader stance than what’s described here and doesn’t specifically reflect Hindu practices. A pescatarian diet includes fish but excludes other meats, and isn’t tied to Hindu beliefs. A frutarian diet centers on fruits and isn’t connected to Hindu dietary customs.