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MadeEasy Test Series 2018: Compiler Design - Parsing

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Consider the following grammar G:

The grammar G is

A. LL (1) grammar and not LR (0)

B. LL (1) and LR (0)

C. Not LL (1) but LR (0)

D. Neither LL (1) nor LR (0)

Here B should be correct option?

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