题目内容：

Polish President Andrzej Duda has signed a bill into law that largely limits trade on Sundays, saying it will benefit family life.

The legislation（立法）, worked out by the government and the Polish trade union, is expected to draw protests from large western supermarket chains that are the main target of the law. A large part of their profit is earned on weekends.

As of March 1, shops and markets are closed on two Sundays per month; in 2019 only one Sunday a month will be open for shopping; and starting in 2020, there will be no Sunday shopping with a few exceptions.

Duda praised the law as giving children a chance to be with parents and giving shop workers some needed time off. He also said big traders will need to adjust their practices to the new system and asked them for “understanding”. But critics say some of them make employees work long hours for modest pay.

“A family should be together on Sundays,” Olszewska said after buying some food at a local Biedronka, a large discount supermarket chain. She said that before she retired she served cold cuts in a grocery store, and was grateful she never had to work on Sundays.

There are some exceptions to the ban. For instance, gas stations, cafes, pharmacies and some other businesses are allowed to keep operating on Sundays.

Anyone breaking the new rules faces a fine of up to 100,000 zlotys （$ 29,500）, while repeat offenders may face a prison sentence. Polish trade union appealed to people to report any violators to the National Labor Inspectorate, a state body.

1.Who will get some loss from the bill according to the passage?

A. The polish President Andrzej Duda.

B. Some large western supermarket chains.

C. All the markets in Poland.

D. Some common Polish families.

2.What can we infer from Paragraph 4?

A. Children had no time to play with their parents before.

B. Duda paid great attention to the shop workers.

C. Some workers will work extra hours on weekdays.

D. All the businesses will make adjustments to the bill.

3.What is the main idea of the passage?

A. Family life will be more important than shopping in Poland.

B. More and more western supermarket chains will leave Poland.

C. The supermarket employees will have no job on Sundays in Poland.

D. Sunday shopping will be limited by the government in Poland.