【正确答案】 C

【答案解析】[听力原文] Tucked inside the U.S. government's latest update to its official eating advice is this recommendation: 'Drink water instead of sugary drinks'—also known as soda. The frankness of this statement is remarkable, in part, because the Dietary Guidelines released Thursday are, in other ways, anything but direct. For instance, as we've reported, instead of explicitly telling Americans to cut their intake of red and processed meats, as an advisory panel of nutrition experts had recommended, the final guidelines hint at meat reduction in subtle terms. That change in messaging may have been linked to pressure from the meat industry. By contrast, the government's language on choosing water over sugary drinks is as clear as a glass of pure water. It is not, however, all that easy to find. We spotted it inside this MyPlate, My Wins tip sheet, part of a new campaign the U.S. Department of Agriculture also launched Thursday. MyPlate, if you recall, is the symbol of a dinner plate divided into portions of fruits and vegetables, grains and proteins that replaced the food pyramid released four years ago. MyPlate is for the general public. It's an image that ends up in nutrition education materials in doctor's offices, textbooks, school cafeterias and lots of other places. What's the U.S. government's latest official eating advice? 录音开头提到美国政府更新的官方饮食建议是建议人们喝水而不要喝含糖饮料即苏打水，可以得出答案是C。A“含糖饮料”和B“苏打水”都是新闻明确建议不要喝的，D“可乐”也是含糖饮料的一种，故排除。

【正确答案】 A

【答案解析】[听力原文] Why does the final guide hint at meat reduction in subtle terms? 新闻中提到，最终的膳食指南只是用不明确的字眼(subtle terms)来建议来降低食肉类，作出这一改变可能与来自肉类制造业的压力有关(pressure from the meat industry)，故A正确。

【正确答案】 D

【答案解析】[听力原文] What's the target group of MyPlate? 新闻末尾提到，Myplate is for the general public，说明MyPlate的目标群体是一般大众，故答案是D。因为新闻中提到水果蔬菜，会使人联想到B“肥胖人群”，但新闻主题是围绕健康的饮食建议展开的，并没有刻意针对肥胖人群，故可排除B。A“小孩”和C“偏瘦人群”均没有在新闻中提到。