Dietary Preferences

Question 1

Alcohol and caffeinated beverages are usually prohibited

Answer 1

Seventh-day Adventist

Question 2

Many are lacto-ovo vegetarians

Answer 2

Seventh-day Adventist

Question 3

Those who eat meat avoid pork

Answer 3

Seventh-day Adventist

Question 4

Overeating is prohibited; 5-6 hours between meals without snacking is practiced

Answer 4

Seventh-day Adventist

Question 5

Alcohol, caffeine, and tea are usually prohibited

Answer 5

Mormon

Question 6

Consumption of meat is limited

Answer 6

Mormon

Question 7

The first Sunday of the month is optional for fasting

Answer 7

Mormon

Question 8

Any foods to which blood has been added are prohibited

Answer 8

Jehovah’s witness

Question 9

They can eat animal flesh that has been drained

Answer 9

Jehovah’s witness

Question 10

Alcohol is usually prohibited

Answer 10

Pentecostal

Question 11

Members avoid consumption of anything to which blood has been added

Answer 11

Pentecostal

Question 12

Some individuals avoid pork

Answer 12

Pentecostal

Question 13

Pork, birds of prey, alcohol, and any meat product not ritually slaughtered are prohibited

Answer 13

Islam

Question 14

During the month of Ramadan, fasting occurs during the daytime

Answer 14

Islam

Question 15

Some individuals may be exempt from fasting, such as pregnant women

Answer 15

Islam

Question 16

Orthodox believers need to adhere to dietary kosher laws: Meats allowed include animals that are vegetable eaters, cloven-hoofed animals, and animals that are ritually slaughtered
Fish that have scales and fins are allowed

Answer 16

Judaism

Question 17

Any combination of meat and milk is prohibited from being prepared or served together

Answer 17

Judaism

Question 18

During Yom Kippur, 24 hour fasting is observed

Answer 18

Judaism

Question 19

Pregnant women, children, and ill individuals are exempt from fasting

Answer 19

Judaism

Question 20

During Passover, only unleavened bread is eaten

Answer 20

Judaism

Question 21

Many are vegetarians; those who eat meat do not eat beef or pork

Answer 21

Hinduism

Question 22

Fasting rituals vary

Answer 22

Hinduism

Question 23

Children are not allowed to participate in fasting

Answer 23

Hinduism

Question 24

Alcohol is usually prohibited

Answer 24

Buddhism

Question 25

Many are lacto-ovo vegetarians

Answer 25

Buddhism

Question 26

Some eat fish, and some avoid only beef

Answer 26

Buddhism

Question 27

During Lent, all animal products, including dairy products, are forbidden

Answer 27

Eastern Orthodox

Question 28

Fasting occurs during Advent

Answer 28

Eastern Orthodox

Question 29

Exceptions from fasting include illness and pregnancy; children may also be exempt

Answer 29

Eastern Orthodox