He shouldn’t have been so     about food, otherwise he would be healthier now


  1. A.
    special
  2. B.
    curious
  3. C.
    anxious
  4. D.
    particular
D
考查形容詞辨析。句意“他本來不應(yīng)該這么挑食的,要不然他現(xiàn)在就會更健康一些!眀e particular about sth.“對......挑剔”。故選D。
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