The author did not like the food in the refrigerator because it was NOT

A．fres

B．sufficien

C．nutritiou

D．deliciou

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【定位】根据题干中的refrigerator可把考点定于第2段。
【解析】推理题。作者在第2段里以举例的形式淡到了剩余的芹菜、发霉的面包头和变软的柠檬等，形象地说明家中的食品不新鲜，所以选择A。【点睛】sufficient“足够的”，nutritious“有营养成分的”，delicious“美味的”，均不符题意。

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