介绍： 1.
A. Burger King.
B. Kentucky Fried Chicken.
C. Several supermarket cafes.
D. Military barracks.
2.
A. Calorie labelling in USA was made compulsory.
B. Calorie labelling in UK was made compulsory.
C. The cost of treating obesity-related health problems on the National Health Service is rising.
D. A quarter o...

介绍： 1.
A. Burger King.
B. Kentucky Fried Chicken.
C. Several supermarket cafes.
D. Military barracks.
2.
A. Calorie labelling in USA was made compulsory.
B. Calorie labelling in UK was made compulsory.
C. The cost of treating obesity-related health problems on the National Health Service is rising.
D. A quarter of adults in USA are obese.

1.Which of the following didn’t sign up to the calorie labelling scheme?
A. Burger King.
B. Kentucky Fried Chicken.
C. Several supermarket cafes.
D. Military barracks.

2.Which statement is right according to the news report?
A. Calorie labelling in USA was made compulsory.
B. Calorie labelling in UK was made compulsory.
C. The cost of treating obesity-related health problems on the National Health Service is rising.
D. A quarter of adults in USA are obese.

Do you know how many calories（卡路里） there are in the food you eat? Sixteen companies - including the fast food chains Burger King and Kentucky Fried Chicken, several supermarket cafes and caterers（酒席承办人，提供饮食及服务的人） serving food in colleges and military barracks（营房）, have signed up to the calorie labelling（标签） scheme（计划）. The idea is that people who want to, will now have the information, to choose the healthy option. Researchers in New York - where calorie labelling was made compulsory - say people regularly underestimate（低估） how many calories, and how much fat, is in their food. And restaurant meals can be misleading（误导的） - hidden salt and sugar, and rich salad dressings, can often make a meal that appears to be healthy - far higher in calories than diners expect. That makes it hard for people to know what they're eating - and easy to eat more than you need. According to the latest figures, a quarter of adults in England are obese（肥胖的） - and that worries the British government - as the cost of treating obesity-related health problems on the National Health Service, is rising. Unlike in New York, however, the British calorie scheme is voluntary（自愿的） - its members are hoping that diners will vote with their forks - and choose to go where they know exactly what they're eating.
答案：DC