All of the following are finger foods except__________.

A．soup

B．sandwiches

C．cookies

D．hamburgers

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细节题。题干：下列哪一个不是用手拿的食物?定位到文章的最后一个规则(使用手的礼仪)的第一句：“Here’S a list of finger foods：sandwiches，cookies，small fruits or berries with stems，French fires and potato chips，and hamburgers．”原文列举了一些用手拿的食物(finger foods)，没有包含A选项说的soup，很明显汤(soup)不能用手拿。因此正确答案应选A。

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