Which of the following is a characteristic of Hindu sculpture of the human figure?
Figures show idealized representations of the human
form.
O Classical conventions are reflected in lifelike forms.
O Figures are positioned in the contrapposto pose.
O Buddhist inscriptions cover the face and limbs.

Figures show idealized representations of the human  form.

Explanation:

Hinduism art has always celebrated the beauty of the human body and praised it. Therefore, it has always shown human figures in the most perfect form and as the ideal of beauty.

This is especially true of the deities who have always been depicted as godly sensual and divine, in the most perfect expected form of the body. Additionally, gods have been portrayed as having idealized and superhuman forms, such as multiple arms that suggest the power and glory of the deity.

Additionally, sculptures are rich with details, decorations, and symbolism that depict the ideas and ideals of Hinduism and its teaching.