Fructose metabolism bypasses PFK-1

In the liver, fructose is converted to intermediates that enter glycolysis after the PFK-1 step. What is a consequence of this?

1. AFructose bypasses glycolysis's main regulatory step, so high intake can promote fat synthesis✕
2. BFructose needs insulin to enter liver cells✕
3. CFructose must first be converted to glucose-6-phosphate✕
4. DFructose is stored only as muscle glycogen✕