WJEC Food Science And Nutrition Level 3 Practice Test

Which diet is defined by no pork or beef and notes that some Hindus are vegetarians?

Hindus diet Muslim diet Jewish diet Pescatarian

Correct Answer:

Hindus diet

Explanation:

Dietary choices often reflect beliefs about sacred animals and acceptable foods. In Hinduism, cows are revered, so beef is commonly avoided, and many followers also choose vegetarian meals. This combination—no beef and often no meat at all—fits the Hindu diet description best. The other diets are defined by different rules: Muslims avoid pork entirely (beef can be eaten if halal), Jewish dietary laws forbid pork and require kosher preparation for beef, and a pescatarian diet centers on including fish while excluding other meats, but isn’t defined by Hindu beliefs.

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