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  • What is a follower of Buddhism in the orange robes called?
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What is a follower of Buddhism in the orange robes called?

  1. Monk

  2. Bob

  3. Buddhist

  4. Hindu

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Buddhist monks are traditionally known for wearing saffron or orange robes as a symbol of renunciation and simplicity. The other terms are either incorrect religions or general labels.

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