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Kerry Cavanaugh,Mars Wrigley UK Marketing Director,said:"Triple Treat does exactly what itsays on the tin -it's packed with a trio of fruit,nuts and our iconic chocolate,and is delightfullydelicious to boot.At Mars Wrigley,we're thrilled that Brits can now enjoy a great tasting-and health-friendly -Galaxy,Mars,Snickers and Bounty treat.Per 100g,the new Mars will contain 37 per centless fat,30 per cent less sugar and 55 per cent less salt than the original bar.Mars has developed therange over the past 18 months to ensure that it can continue placing its chocolate snacks in prominentlocations in stores..”Other candy and chocolate giants have struggled to make products that are in accordance with thegovernment's new rules.In 2019 Mondelez released Cadbury Dairy Milk with 30 per cent less sugar yetlearnt that it was still in trouble when the criteria were confirmed two years later.28.What do we know about the new Mars bars?A.They are sold at an unacceptable price.B.They will be available in three versions.C.They can be bought in most supermarkets.D.They feature lower calories and smaller size29.What's the purpose of the government's new rules?A.To crack down on illegal snacks.B.To ease the obesity crisis.C.To raise money for poor children.D.To treat obesity-related illnesses.30.What does Kerry Cavanaugh probably agree with?A.The New Mars are both tasty and healthy.B.Britons will be disappointed at the new MarsC.Mars bars are reinvented as sugar-free snacks.D.Restrictions on chocolate bars should be lifted.31.What does the author want to show by mentioning Mondelez?A.The new rules require further tightening up.B.Businesses are slow to respond to the new rules.C.The new rules have hardly benefited snack producers.D.Businesses have had a hard time adjusting to the new rules.DAcross India,summers can be extreme.Temperatures outdoors can soar to 124F(51C),highenough to melt the surface of the streets.Millions of urban lower-income families live in tiny,one-room houses crammed together.Suchshacks have tin and asbestos roofs.These materials absorb the sun's heat,rather than reflectit back into the atmosphere.Additionally,only a few trees grow between the jam-packed houses.Making matters worse is the residents'poverty.Most households cannot afford to run air conditioners andcoolers.All these factors make the inside of these tiny houses extremely hot.Under such conditions,residents find it difficult to live,let alone work.Productivity declines.Social workers and scientists have realized that the quickest way to cool such houses is to changetheir roofs.That's because the roof receives the most direct sunlight.Climate researchers came up withmany strategies to produce cool roofs.One easy way was with paint.Light-colored surfaces reflect moreheat than darker ones,so roofs painted white would be cooler than those painted in any other color.Thiswasn't a new idea.In fact,Indians have traditionally whitewashed homes with chuna.The annualMonsoon rains,though,wash the chuna away.Climate experts hoped that the white paints would lastlonger.Research findings revealed that painting alone could bring down the heat by up to 9F (5C).Problems persist,though.While the paint is fairly cheap,poor people cannot afford it withoutfinancial help.In addition,the sunlight bouncing off white-topped roofs makes them too bright to lookat.Residents usually use the roofs for drying wet clothes and vegetables,like chilies.But the glare fromthe whitened surfaces makes it tough for them to do these tasks.A third problem is that white-roofed英语·第5页（共8页）口■口■