Supermarket dating is coming to Paris, where single people can check each other out via the contents of their carts, talk while weighing vegetables and even selecting goods together. The food section at Lafayettes department store in Paris, is about to promote the concept in the capital of France. Single shoppers will be identified on Thursday evenings by special purple shopping baskets decorated with a cartoon of a kissing couple, and offered a glass of champagne and a free photograph if they succeed in hooking up with a potential mate. "We noticed that we have an evening shopping group buying single portions of fresh food, so we decided the demand is there," Director Sylvain Gaudu told reporters. Paris, home to around 900,000 singles, many of whom are increasingly working hours as long as in London and New York, has already been introduced to speed dating and online dating. The "dating market" shopping evenings, an idea imported from the Netherlands, will be jointly run with Yahoo!, which already has an online dating service in France. Once shoppers have made eyes at each other through the cereal packets or brushed past each other at the cheese counter, they will be able to chat with each other up in the queue for a special checkout counter reserved for single people.1.How many single people are there in Paris now?A) More than 90,000.B) Less than 900,000.C) About 900,000. D) Around 90,000.2.From which country is the idea of special shopping evenings imported?A) The Netherlands. B) France.C) The United States.D) The United Kingdoms.3.What is the topic of this passage?A) Single people in big cities.B) Speed dating and Online dating.C) Shopping evenings in France.D) Shopping dating in Paris.