题目内容：

    British families are throwing away 1.4 million bananas that are perfectly good to eat every day, at a cost of ￡80m a year.

Supermarket Sainsbury’s found that one in three people throw away bananas if there is a single bruise(擦伤) or mark on the skin. More than one in ten customers also admit to throw away the fruit if there is any green on the skin.

The supermarket is making efforts to reduce food waste. It’s pushing British shoppers to make bread and desserts out of bruised and blackened bananas.

Starting from this week, Sainsbury’s will launch hundreds of “banana rescue” stations to encourage shoppers to give bruised bananas a chance. The stations will provide tips and ideas on how to bake with bananas or use them in drinks.

The move is part of the supermarket’s ￡10m “Waste less, save more initiative”, and the stations are already set up in 500 stores nationwide.

The supermarket’s head of sustainability, Paul Crewe, said Sainsbury’s wants to encourage customers to use the fruit in different ways.

“We are determined to help shoppers reduce the number of bananas going to waste at home too,” he said.

“61% of Britons admit they never use the bruised bananas in baking, so we want to encourage customers to use their fruit in different ways. There is no need to throw away the bruised ones anymore.” he added.

1.About _______ of customers throw away bananas if there is a single bruise or mark on the skin.

A.10% B.25% C.33% D.66%

2.What does the underlined word “launch” mean in paragraph 4?

A.下水 B.设立 C.发射 D.销售

3.To help customers give bruised and blackened bananas a chance, which of the following about Sainsbury’s is wrong? ________

A.give tips on how to bake with bananas.

B.give tips on how to make drinks with bananas.

C.encourage customers to use bananas in different ways.

D.launch “banana rescue” stations all over America.

4.What’s the best title for the passage?

A.Banana Rescue B.Bananas In Britain

C.How To Cook Bananas D.The New Way To Store Bananas