6.Junk food is unhealthy, but it is usually quite _______ ； that’s why a lot of people like it.
(A) good taste
(B) smells wonderful
(C) flavorful
(D) attractive

taste noun (FLAVOUR)
 
the flavour of something, or the ability of a person or animal to recognize different flavours
味道；味覺

I love the taste of garlic.
我喜歡蒜味。

Olives are usually an acquired taste (= you only like them after you have become familiar with their taste).
橄欖的味道可能要慢慢習慣才會喜歡。

When you have a cold you often lose your sense of taste.
感冒的時候常常嘗不出味道。

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 a taste for sth
the fact of liking or enjoying something
喜歡…，享受…

She came home from Europe with a taste for art and the finer things in life.
她從歐洲回來後就喜歡上了藝術和享受生活中其他精美的東西。

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a small amount of food
少許，一點

Have a taste of the sauce and tell me if it needs salt.
嚐嚐醬汁，看看是否需要加鹽

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taste noun (JUDGMENT)
 
a person's approval of and liking for particular things
（個人的）興趣，愛好

I'm not really into new cars - old vintage cars are more to my taste (= what I like).
我一向不怎麼喜歡新車——倒是更喜歡老式汽車。
 
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approving
a person's ability to judge and recognize what is good or suitable, especially relating to such matters as art, style, beauty, and behaviour
鑒賞力，審美力；品味

He has terrible taste so you can probably imagine what his house looks like.
他的品味極差，你大概可以想像出他家是甚麼樣子。

His taste in clothes leaves a little to be desired.
他的著裝品味實在不怎麼樣。

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the things a person likes
愛好，（個人）喜歡的事物

I have expensive tastes (= I like expensive things).
我看來是喜歡奢華的東西。

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taste noun (EXPERIENCE)
a short experience of something
短暫的體驗

I had a taste of office work during the summer and that was enough.
夏天我體驗了一下在辦公室工作的滋味，可真夠我受的。

flavorful 可口的