单选题—Have you watched A Bite of China recently?—Of course. I do believe Chinese food is ______ in the world.Athe most deliciousBmore deliciousCdeliciousDthe awfulest

单选题
—Have you watched A Bite of China recently?—Of course. I do believe Chinese food is ______ in the world.
A

the most delicious

B

more delicious

C

delicious

D

the awfulest


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解析:
句意:—你最近看了《舌尖上的中国》了吗?—当然看了。我觉得中国的食物是世界上最美味的。本题考查形容词比较等级的用法。in the world表明是在世界范围内的比较,因此A项最高级符合题意。B项是比较级“more...than...”,表示两者之间的比较。C项是原级,不符合题意。由说话人态度可知,D项最糟糕的不合题意。故A选项为正确答案。

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