Which practice is a component of Hinduism A. Using perfumes made of herbs. B. Wearing marks on forehead C. Attending schools and collages. D. Serving cakes on birthdays. E. Speaking several languages

The good choice is:

B. Wearing marks on forehead

Explanation:

People wear marks of color on the forehead in India for several reasons. Some have religious meaning, but not only, another marks serve a social purpose. Vermillion marks signify welcoming; a round mark or a round, button-like red ornament on the forehead of a woman, called bindi, may mean she is married; a single girl may also wear a non-red bindi.

B - Wearing marks on forehead

Explanation:

In Hinduism, wearing of marks called tika in HIndi, is done for a number of different purposes.

These include:

The mark worn as part of make up by ladies: Ladies usually wear marks matching their outfits for beautification. This mark is called the bindi.

The mark worn by priests and other religious people for identification: The marks worn on priests are different and this serves as a form of identification of the school of hindu theology the priest is from. During puja, this mark is applied on both men and women, signifying that God has given two eyes for us to see the physical and the tika, symbolizes the third eye by which we can see the spiritual.

The mark worn on the body for yoga: In the form of yoga called kundalini-yoga, certain parts of the body are considered places of psychic openings. The space between both eyes, is the most important of these locations and is considered the third eye. This is the place where the mark is mostly worn.