Unit 2 Community Life（B卷·能力提升）《英语 基础模块3》（高教版第三版）单元过关卷（原卷版+解析版）

**基本信息** 紧扣《英语 基础模块3》Unit 2 Community Life，设A/B卷分层训练，B卷聚焦能力提升，通过社区服务、选房等真实情境整合语言知识，适配单元复习，助力夯实基础与提升应用能力。 **题型特征** |题型|题量/分值|知识覆盖|命题特色| |----|-----------|----------|----------| |补全对话|5/10|社区交流用语|情境化对话，考查交际能力| |词汇|10/20|设施、服务等单元核心词汇|结合语境考查词义理解| |完形填空|15/30|社区选房流程与服务细节|叙事性语篇，渗透问题解决思维| |阅读理解|15/45|社区服务项目、线上选房等主题|多文本类型，培养信息获取与分析能力| |语法填空|10/20|时态、从句等语法点|社区视频项目情境，考查语法应用| |完成句子|5/15|宾语从句、被动语态等|结合社区需求表达，提升语言组织能力| |应用写作|1/10|活动通知格式与内容|社区“Neighborhood Walk”活动，强化实用写作|

编写说明：本套试卷紧扣《英语 基础模块3》（高教版第三版）教材，以教材单元为基准精准覆盖核心考点。 每个单元设置AB卷，A卷为基础巩固卷，侧重基础考点训练，帮助学生扎实掌握知识要点；B卷为能力提升卷，注重知识整合与全面检测，引导学生构建知识网络。全书设计4份综合测试卷，模拟实战情境，聚焦解题能力突破，全面提升应试能力与知识应用水平。 《英语 基础模块3》（高教版第三版）《单元过关卷》 Unit 2 Community Life B卷·能力提升 考试时间：120分钟 满分：150分 班级_____姓名_____学号_____成绩_____ Ⅰ．补全对话（5小题，共10分） 阅读下列简短对话，从A、B、C、D中选出最佳答案，将对话补全。 1．— The buyer wants a community with underground parking and a big garden. — ________. Merry Garden may meet his needs. A. It is too late B. I disagree with you C. I see D. You are welcome 【答案】C 【详解】考查理解信息后的回应。上句说明买家的具体需求，后句推荐Merry Garden，空处应表示“我明白了”。C项符合语境。 2．— Could you give me some suggestions for choosing a neighborhood? — ________. First, make a wants and needs list. A. No, I could not B. That is impossible C. Never mind D. With pleasure 【答案】D 【详解】考查回应请求。问句请求给出建议，后句立即提出第一条建议，说明对方愿意帮忙。D项With pleasure符合语境。 3．— I am afraid the subway station is too far from the apartment. — ________. Let us check the map again before deciding. A. Enjoy yourself B. Take it easy C. Help yourself D. Good morning 【答案】B 【详解】考查安慰与建议。说话人担心地铁站太远，后句建议再查地图，空处应先安慰对方。B项Take it easy合适。 4．— Why not ask the locals about the community services? — ________. They may know the real situation better. A. Good idea B. No way C. I am sorry D. It does not matter 【答案】A 【详解】考查接受建议。上句提出询问当地人的建议，后句说明当地人更了解真实情况，空处应表示赞同。A项正确。 5．— Thank you for comparing these three communities for us. — ________. I hope you can find a sweet home. A. Look out B. Not really C. My pleasure D. I hope not 【答案】C 【详解】考查回应感谢。上句表示感谢，空处应使用礼貌答语。C项My pleasure意为“不用谢；我的荣幸”。 Ⅱ．词汇（10小题，共20分） 阅读下列句子，从A、B、C、D中选出与划线单词或短语在句中意思最接近的中文释义。 6．The seller recommended a community with excellent facilities. A. 拒绝 B. 比较 C. 修理 D. 推荐 【答案】D 【详解】考查动词词义。recommend表示“推荐”。句中seller根据社区设施向买家介绍合适社区，因此选D。 7．The smart system enhances safety in the neighborhood. A. 增强 B. 浪费 C. 推迟 D. 隐藏 【答案】A 【详解】考查动词词义。enhance表示“增强；提高”。smart system与safety搭配，表示提升社区安全性，故选A。 8．Residents can get rewards for separating household trash correctly. A. 噪声 B. 地图 C. 奖励 D. 药物 【答案】C 【详解】考查名词词义。rewards表示“奖励”。句中居民正确垃圾分类可获得奖励，故选C。 9．The house in a good school district may hold its value better. A. 清单 B. 区域 C. 设施 D. 目的 【答案】B 【详解】考查名词词义。district表示“区；地区”。school district指“学区”，因此选B。 10．The community center offers weekly housekeeping service. A. 公共交通 B. 体育训练 C. 房屋销售 D. 家政服务 【答案】D 【详解】考查名词词义。housekeeping service表示“家政服务”，weekly说明服务频率，故选D。 11．Buyers should decide on a neighborhood after careful observation. A. 决定；选定 B. 等待 C. 放弃 D. 抱怨 【答案】A 【详解】考查动词短语。decide on表示“决定；选定”，句中指买家经过观察后选定街区。 12．The community app requires residents to update their information. A. 忘记 B. 创造 C. 要求 D. 翻译 【答案】C 【详解】考查动词词义。require表示“要求”。app要求居民更新信息，C项符合语境。 13．A friendly environment can create a strong sense of connection. A. 价格 B. 联系 C. 危险 D. 职业 【答案】B 【详解】考查名词词义。connection表示“联系；关联”。社区环境营造邻里联系，故选B。 14．The housing consultant checked out the library before making a report. A. 借入 B. 关闭 C. 忘记 D. 检验；查看 【答案】D 【详解】考查动词短语。check out意为“检验；查看”，句中顾问在写报告前查看图书馆情况，故选D。 15．The neighborhood page helps users search for nearby restaurants. A. 搜索；查找 B. 照顾 C. 等待 D. 搬进 【答案】A 【详解】考查动词短语。search for表示“搜索；查找”。句中网页帮助用户查找附近餐馆，故选A。 Ⅲ．完形填空（15小题，共30分） 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16—30各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。 During my internship at a housing company, I followed Ms. Wu to introduce different communities to buyers. On the first day, she asked me not to speak too ____16____. “A good seller listens before recommending,” she said. Our first customer was Mr. Liang, an engineer who worked late every night. He wanted a quiet apartment, but he also needed ____17____ transportation because his office was far away. Ms. Wu first made a needs ____18____ with him. Then she compared three neighborhoods carefully. One community had a beautiful garden, but it was far from the subway. Another was cheap, ____19____ there was no clinic or convenience store nearby. The third community was ____20____ beside subway lines 1 and 5. It had a fitness center, a laundry and a 24-hour service desk. Mr. Liang looked interested, but Ms. Wu still asked him to ____21____ the neighborhood in person before paying any money. That afternoon, we walked around the community together. Mr. Liang talked with several ____22____ and learned that the streets were quiet at night. He also checked whether the gym was really open after work. A smart notice board showed repair information clearly, which helped residents avoid small ____23____. Finally, Mr. Liang decided on the third community. I understood why Ms. Wu was trusted by many buyers. She did not simply show attractive pictures. She helped customers ____24____ their real needs and make a wise choice. Good service means giving useful suggestions with honesty and ____25____. A week later, Ms. Wu asked me to write a short report. I included the purpose of each visit and the reasons behind each recommendation. I learned that a community should ____26____ different lifestyles. If the facilities are modern but the services are cold, buyers may not feel at home. If the locals are friendly and information is clear, people can build a ____27____ sense of belonging. From then on, I tried to observe more carefully, speak more politely and ____28____ each customer with respect. This experience made me more confident in my future career, because I saw how professional skills could ____29____ daily life and help people find a ____30____ home. 16．A. late B. proudly C. quickly D. clearly 17．A. convenient B. dangerous C. private D. traditional 18．A. ticket B. plan C. story D. list 19．A. and B. but C. or D. for 20．A. hidden B. broken C. located D. painted 21．A. explore B. forget C. repair D. close 22．A. visitors B. drivers C. sellers D. locals 23．A. meals B. problems C. prizes D. gardens 24．A. hide B. waste C. identify D. refuse 25．A. patience B. noise C. pressure D. distance 26．A. change B. damage C. return D. suit 27．A. sweet B. strong C. short D. strange 28．A. push B. copy C. serve D. blame 29．A. improve B. forget C. borrow D. miss 30．A. noisy B. empty C. lost D. safe 【答案】16.C 17.A 18.D 19.B 20.C 21.A 22.D 23.B 24.C 25.A 26.D 27.B 28.C 29.A 30.D 【详解】16.not speak too quickly表示“不要说得太快”，与后文先听再推荐的服务原则一致。 【详解】17.transportation前应用convenient“便利的”，说明办公室远，所以需要便利交通。 【详解】18.needs list表示“需求清单”，是了解客户需求的常用表达。 【详解】19.前句说社区便宜，后句说附近没有诊所或便利店，前后转折，因此用but。 【详解】20.be located beside...表示“位于……旁边”，说明第三个社区靠近地铁线路。 【详解】21.in person提示亲自考察，explore the neighborhood表示“考察街区”。 【详解】22.能说明夜间街道是否安静的人应是locals“当地人”，与社区真实信息相符。 【详解】23.notice board显示维修信息，可帮助居民避免小problems“问题”。 【详解】24.identify real needs表示“识别真实需求”，符合专业售房服务过程。 【详解】25.with honesty and patience表示“以诚实和耐心”，与good service的品质一致。 【详解】26.suit different lifestyles表示“适合不同生活方式”，与选择社区主题一致。 【详解】27.a strong sense of belonging为固定表达，意为“强烈的归属感”。 【详解】28.serve each customer with respect表示“尊重地服务每位客户”，符合职业体验主题。 【详解】29.improve daily life表示“改善日常生活”，说明专业技能的实际价值。 【详解】30.safe home表示“安全的家”，与社区选择和生活保障主题相符。 Ⅳ．阅读理解（15小题，共45分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案；C篇根据上下文将五个选项填入文中空缺处。 A Sunshine Community used to be a quiet but inconvenient place for many old people. The nearest hospital was twenty minutes away by bus, and the old residents often forgot repair notices because they were posted only on a board near the gate. Last year, the community center started a new service project called “Warm Steps”. It asked volunteers to collect residents' needs and improve small services one by one. The first change was about health care. A small clinic was opened beside the community center, and a nurse visited old residents every Thursday. The second change was about information. Volunteers helped build a phone group for each building. When the laundry changed its opening hours or the water system needed repair, residents received clear messages. For people who did not use smartphones, volunteers printed large notices and read them aloud during afternoon activities. The project did not cost much money, but it changed the way people felt about the neighborhood. More residents began to greet each other and share useful information. Young people helped the old check out new facilities, while the old taught children how the community had changed over the years. The community center says that progress is not only about new buildings. It is about listening carefully and making services reach the people who need them most. 31．What problem did old residents have before the project? A. They disliked all volunteers. B. The nearest hospital was far away. C. They had too many clinics. D. The garden was too large. 32．How often did the nurse visit old residents? A. Every day. B. Every Monday. C. Every month. D. Every Thursday. 33．What did volunteers do for people who did not use smartphones? A. They printed large notices and read them aloud. B. They asked them to leave the community. C. They closed the phone groups. D. They stopped all repair work. 34．What changed after the project? A. Residents stopped greeting each other. B. The clinic moved far away. C. People shared more useful information. D. Children could not join activities. 35．What does the community center think progress is about? A. Building only expensive houses. B. Listening carefully and improving services. C. Posting fewer notices. D. Keeping young people away. 【答案】31.B 32.D 33.A 34.C 35.B 【导语】本文介绍Sunshine Community通过“Warm Steps”项目改善医疗、通知和志愿服务，说明社区进步来自认真倾听居民需求并改进实际服务。 【详解】31.细节理解题。第一段“The nearest hospital was twenty minutes away by bus”说明最近医院较远，故选B。 【详解】32.细节理解题。第二段“a nurse visited old residents every Thursday”直接说明护士每周四探访老人，故选D。 【详解】33.细节理解题。第二段写志愿者为不用智能手机的人打印大字通知并朗读，故选A。 【详解】34.细节理解题。第三段“More residents began to greet each other and share useful information.”说明居民分享更多有用信息，故选C。 【详解】35.细节理解题。最后一句说明进步在于认真倾听，并让服务到达最需要的人，B项概括准确。 B Online neighborhood pages are popular with young buyers. With a few clicks, they can search for restaurants, cafés, schools and fitness centers around an apartment. These pages save time and make comparison easier. However, a housing consultant named David often tells his customers that online information should be the beginning, not the end, of house hunting. A picture may show a bright garden, but it cannot show whether the garden is noisy at night. David once helped a nurse named Grace choose a community. Grace worked changing shifts, so she needed a safe way home late at night. The first community looked attractive online and had a large shopping mall nearby. But after a neighborhood walk, they found that the path from the subway station had few lights. The second community had smaller apartments, yet it had smart street lights, a 24-hour service desk and friendly locals who knew the area well. Grace finally chose the second community. She said the decision was not about choosing the most beautiful page but about choosing a lifestyle that suited her work. David's experience shows that good decisions come from both information and observation. Buyers should compare their needs list with online pages, then check the neighborhood in person. They should also ask locals about daily problems, because small details often decide whether a community can become a real home. 36．What does David think of online neighborhood pages? A. They should be the beginning of house hunting. B. They are always completely wrong. C. They can replace neighborhood walks. D. They are useful only for old buyers. 37．Why did Grace need a safe way home late at night? A. She disliked gardens. B. She owned a shopping mall. C. She worked changing shifts. D. She was a housing consultant. 38．What does the underlined word “observation” in Paragraph 3 probably mean? A. 价格 B. 争论 C. 邀请 D. 观察 39．Which advantage did the second community have? A. The largest apartments. B. Smart street lights and a 24-hour service desk. C. A noisy garden at night. D. A page with more pictures. 40．What can we learn from the passage? A. Small details may influence the final choice. B. Buyers should never ask local people. C. The most beautiful online page is always best. D. All nurses must live near shopping malls. 【答案】36.A 37.C 38.D 39.B 40.A 【导语】本文通过住房顾问David帮助护士Grace选社区的经历，说明网上信息有参考价值，但最终选择还需要结合需求清单、实地观察和当地人反馈。 【详解】36.细节理解题。第一段David认为online information should be the beginning, not the end，说明网页信息应作为看房起点，故选A。 【详解】37.细节理解题。第二段“Grace worked changing shifts, so she needed a safe way home late at night.”说明原因是轮班工作，故选C。 【详解】38.词义猜测题。前文强调亲自步行、查看灯光和服务，后文也说check the neighborhood in person，因此observation意为“观察”，故选D。 【详解】39.细节理解题。第二段说明第二个社区有smart street lights、a 24-hour service desk和friendly locals，B项符合原文。 【详解】40.推理判断题。文章通过Grace的选择说明夜间灯光、服务台、当地人反馈等小细节会影响最终选择，故选A。 C Many communities want to build a stronger sense of belonging. ____41____ If residents only live behind their own doors, even modern facilities cannot make the place feel warm. Community activities give people chances to meet, talk and solve problems together. One useful activity is a shared needs board. ____42____ Residents can write what they need, such as help with moving a heavy box, advice about a clinic or information about a repair notice. Others can write what they can offer. In this way, small needs are seen by the right people quickly. Another activity is a neighborhood walk. ____43____ During the walk, residents check whether lights, paths and public facilities are safe. They also talk with shop owners and security workers. The walk helps people notice problems that may be missed in daily rush. A third activity is a skills sharing day. ____44____ A nurse may teach first aid, a cook may introduce healthy meals, and a student may help old people use a community app. Everyone can become both a learner and a helper. These activities are simple, but they make community life more active. ____45____ When people know one another's needs and abilities, they are more willing to protect public spaces and help neighbors. A strong community is built through repeated small actions. 选项： A. It lets residents learn from one another's useful experience. B. Trust grows when neighbors work on real problems together. C. The first step is often bringing people out to communicate. D. It turns ordinary roads into places for careful observation. E. This board connects people who need help with people who can help. 【答案】41.C 42.E 43.D 44.A 45.B 【导语】本文介绍增强社区归属感的三种活动：共享需求板、街区步行和技能分享日，说明社区凝聚力来自持续的小行动。 【详解】41.空前说社区想建立归属感，空后说如果居民只关在门后则设施也难以带来温暖，C项提出先让人们出来交流，衔接自然。 【详解】42.本段主题为shared needs board，后文说明居民写需求和可提供的帮助，E项说明这个板连接求助者和帮助者，符合段意。 【详解】43.本段介绍neighborhood walk，后文说居民检查灯光、道路和公共设施，D项中的careful observation与步行观察对应。 【详解】44.本段主题为skills sharing day，后文列举护士、厨师、学生分享技能，A项说明居民互相学习经验，符合语境。 【详解】45.空前总结活动让社区更活跃，空后说明居民更愿意保护公共空间和帮助邻居，B项“信任在共同解决问题中增长”承上启下。 Ⅴ．语法填空（10小题，共20分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 A community video project ____46____ (start) by our group last week. We wanted to introduce a neighborhood that could meet different needs. Before filming, our teacher asked us ____47____ (make) a clear plan. We first searched for information online and then visited the community ____48____ person. During the visit, we found a fitness center ____49____ was open until 11 p.m. It was convenient for workers who returned home late. We also interviewed several ____50____ (local). They told us that the community center had offered 24-hour service for three years. A smart system helped residents separate trash ____51____ (correct), and families could get small rewards through the community app. After comparing the facilities with our needs list, we decided ____52____ this community was suitable for young workers and old people. The video was not long, but it showed ____53____ (use) details, such as transportation, safety and daily services. Our classmates said it was ____54____ (clear) than a simple poster. Through the project, I understood that a good introduction should be based on real observation ____55____ honest suggestions. 【答案】46.was started 47.to make 48.in 49.which/that 50.locals 51.correctly 52.that 53.useful 54.clearer 55.and 【详解】46.考查一般过去时被动语态。project与start之间为被动关系，last week提示过去时间，主语为单数，故填was started。 【详解】47.考查非谓语动词。ask sb. to do sth.表示“要求某人做某事”，因此填to make。 【详解】48.考查介词短语。in person表示“亲自；亲身”，句中指亲自参观社区。 【详解】49.考查定语从句。空处引导从句修饰fitness center，且在从句中作主语，指物，可用which或that。 【详解】50.考查名词复数。several后接可数名词复数，local作名词表示“当地人”，故填locals。 【详解】51.考查副词。空处修饰动词separate，应使用副词correctly，表示“正确地”。 【详解】52.考查宾语从句。decided后接从句，从句结构完整、意义明确，用that引导。 【详解】53.考查词性转换。空处修饰名词details，应将动词use变为形容词useful，表示“有用的”。 【详解】54.考查比较级。空后than提示使用比较级，clear的比较级为clearer。 【详解】55.考查并列连词。real observation与honest suggestions并列作介词on的宾语，应用and连接。 Ⅵ．完成句子（5小题，共15分） 根据所给中文提示补全英文句子。 56．她想知道这个社区是否适合老年人。 She wondered _____________________ old people. 【答案】whether/if the community suited 【详解】考查宾语从句。wondered后可接whether或if引导的宾语从句；主句为过去时，从句用suited，语序为陈述语序。 57．这是一个能满足不同家庭需求的社区。 This is a community _____________________ different families' needs. 【答案】which/that can meet 【详解】考查定语从句。community为先行词，空处修饰该名词并在从句中作主语，可用which或that；meet needs表示“满足需求”。 58．在作决定之前，你最好亲自查看这些公共设施。 You had better _____________________ before making a decision. 【答案】check out these public facilities in person 【详解】考查固定表达。had better后接动词原形；check out表示“查看；检验”，in person表示“亲自”。 59．这些通知已经被张贴在社区中心了。 These notices _____________________ in the community center. 【答案】have been put up 【详解】考查现在完成时被动语态。notices与put up之间为被动关系，强调已经张贴完成，故填have been put up。 60．很明显，清晰的信息能帮助居民避免许多问题。 _____________________ clear information can help residents avoid many problems. 【答案】It is clear that 【详解】考查主语从句固定句型。It is clear that...表示“很明显……”，that引导真正主语从句。 Ⅶ．应用写作（1小题，共10分） 61．假如你是社区服务中心志愿者，你们将举办一次“Neighborhood Walk”活动。请你用英文写一则约40词的通知，内容包括：活动时间地点；活动内容；参加意义。 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 【参考范文】 Notice A Neighborhood Walk will be held at the community center at 4 p.m. this Saturday. We will check public facilities, talk with locals and collect suggestions. Please join us. You can learn more about the community and help make it safer and warmer. 【词汇积累】neighborhood walk街区步行；public facility公共设施；collect suggestions收集建议；safer and warmer更安全、更温暖。 【句式拓展】A...will be held...；You can...and help...。 【点睛】范文采用通知格式，交代活动名称、时间地点、主要内容和参加意义。活动内容包括检查公共设施、与当地人交流和收集建议，紧扣社区生活主题，表达清晰，适合中职学生仿写。 原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 编写说明：本套试卷紧扣《英语 基础模块3》（高教版第三版）教材，以教材单元为基准精准覆盖核心考点。 每个单元设置AB卷，A卷为基础巩固卷，侧重基础考点训练，帮助学生扎实掌握知识要点；B卷为能力提升卷，注重知识整合与全面检测，引导学生构建知识网络。全书设计4份综合测试卷，模拟实战情境，聚焦解题能力突破，全面提升应试能力与知识应用水平。 《英语 基础模块3》（高教版第三版）《单元过关卷》 Unit 2 Community Life B卷·能力提升 考试时间：120分钟 满分：150分 班级_____姓名_____学号_____成绩_____ Ⅰ．补全对话（5小题，共10分） 阅读下列简短对话，从A、B、C、D中选出最佳答案，将对话补全。 1．— The buyer wants a community with underground parking and a big garden. — ________. Merry Garden may meet his needs. A. It is too late B. I disagree with you C. I see D. You are welcome 2．— Could you give me some suggestions for choosing a neighborhood? — ________. First, make a wants and needs list. A. No, I could not B. That is impossible C. Never mind D. With pleasure 3．— I am afraid the subway station is too far from the apartment. — ________. Let us check the map again before deciding. A. Enjoy yourself B. Take it easy C. Help yourself D. Good morning 4．— Why not ask the locals about the community services? — ________. They may know the real situation better. A. Good idea B. No way C. I am sorry D. It does not matter 5．— Thank you for comparing these three communities for us. — ________. I hope you can find a sweet home. A. Look out B. Not really C. My pleasure D. I hope not Ⅱ．词汇（10小题，共20分） 阅读下列句子，从A、B、C、D中选出与划线单词或短语在句中意思最接近的中文释义。 6．The seller recommended a community with excellent facilities. A. 拒绝 B. 比较 C. 修理 D. 推荐 7．The smart system enhances safety in the neighborhood. A. 增强 B. 浪费 C. 推迟 D. 隐藏 8．Residents can get rewards for separating household trash correctly. A. 噪声 B. 地图 C. 奖励 D. 药物 9．The house in a good school district may hold its value better. A. 清单 B. 区域 C. 设施 D. 目的 10．The community center offers weekly housekeeping service. A. 公共交通 B. 体育训练 C. 房屋销售 D. 家政服务 11．Buyers should decide on a neighborhood after careful observation. A. 决定；选定 B. 等待 C. 放弃 D. 抱怨 12．The community app requires residents to update their information. A. 忘记 B. 创造 C. 要求 D. 翻译 13．A friendly environment can create a strong sense of connection. A. 价格 B. 联系 C. 危险 D. 职业 14．The housing consultant checked out the library before making a report. A. 借入 B. 关闭 C. 忘记 D. 检验；查看 15．The neighborhood page helps users search for nearby restaurants. A. 搜索；查找 B. 照顾 C. 等待 D. 搬进 Ⅲ．完形填空（15小题，共30分） 阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16—30各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。 During my internship at a housing company, I followed Ms. Wu to introduce different communities to buyers. On the first day, she asked me not to speak too ____16____. “A good seller listens before recommending,” she said. Our first customer was Mr. Liang, an engineer who worked late every night. He wanted a quiet apartment, but he also needed ____17____ transportation because his office was far away. Ms. Wu first made a needs ____18____ with him. Then she compared three neighborhoods carefully. One community had a beautiful garden, but it was far from the subway. Another was cheap, ____19____ there was no clinic or convenience store nearby. The third community was ____20____ beside subway lines 1 and 5. It had a fitness center, a laundry and a 24-hour service desk. Mr. Liang looked interested, but Ms. Wu still asked him to ____21____ the neighborhood in person before paying any money. That afternoon, we walked around the community together. Mr. Liang talked with several ____22____ and learned that the streets were quiet at night. He also checked whether the gym was really open after work. A smart notice board showed repair information clearly, which helped residents avoid small ____23____. Finally, Mr. Liang decided on the third community. I understood why Ms. Wu was trusted by many buyers. She did not simply show attractive pictures. She helped customers ____24____ their real needs and make a wise choice. Good service means giving useful suggestions with honesty and ____25____. A week later, Ms. Wu asked me to write a short report. I included the purpose of each visit and the reasons behind each recommendation. I learned that a community should ____26____ different lifestyles. If the facilities are modern but the services are cold, buyers may not feel at home. If the locals are friendly and information is clear, people can build a ____27____ sense of belonging. From then on, I tried to observe more carefully, speak more politely and ____28____ each customer with respect. This experience made me more confident in my future career, because I saw how professional skills could ____29____ daily life and help people find a ____30____ home. 16．A. late B. proudly C. quickly D. clearly 17．A. convenient B. dangerous C. private D. traditional 18．A. ticket B. plan C. story D. list 19．A. and B. but C. or D. for 20．A. hidden B. broken C. located D. painted 21．A. explore B. forget C. repair D. close 22．A. visitors B. drivers C. sellers D. locals 23．A. meals B. problems C. prizes D. gardens 24．A. hide B. waste C. identify D. refuse 25．A. patience B. noise C. pressure D. distance 26．A. change B. damage C. return D. suit 27．A. sweet B. strong C. short D. strange 28．A. push B. copy C. serve D. blame 29．A. improve B. forget C. borrow D. miss 30．A. noisy B. empty C. lost D. safe Ⅳ．阅读理解（15小题，共45分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳答案；C篇根据上下文将五个选项填入文中空缺处。 A Sunshine Community used to be a quiet but inconvenient place for many old people. The nearest hospital was twenty minutes away by bus, and the old residents often forgot repair notices because they were posted only on a board near the gate. Last year, the community center started a new service project called “Warm Steps”. It asked volunteers to collect residents' needs and improve small services one by one. The first change was about health care. A small clinic was opened beside the community center, and a nurse visited old residents every Thursday. The second change was about information. Volunteers helped build a phone group for each building. When the laundry changed its opening hours or the water system needed repair, residents received clear messages. For people who did not use smartphones, volunteers printed large notices and read them aloud during afternoon activities. The project did not cost much money, but it changed the way people felt about the neighborhood. More residents began to greet each other and share useful information. Young people helped the old check out new facilities, while the old taught children how the community had changed over the years. The community center says that progress is not only about new buildings. It is about listening carefully and making services reach the people who need them most. 31．What problem did old residents have before the project? A. They disliked all volunteers. B. The nearest hospital was far away. C. They had too many clinics. D. The garden was too large. 32．How often did the nurse visit old residents? A. Every day. B. Every Monday. C. Every month. D. Every Thursday. 33．What did volunteers do for people who did not use smartphones? A. They printed large notices and read them aloud. B. They asked them to leave the community. C. They closed the phone groups. D. They stopped all repair work. 34．What changed after the project? A. Residents stopped greeting each other. B. The clinic moved far away. C. People shared more useful information. D. Children could not join activities. 35．What does the community center think progress is about? A. Building only expensive houses. B. Listening carefully and improving services. C. Posting fewer notices. D. Keeping young people away. B Online neighborhood pages are popular with young buyers. With a few clicks, they can search for restaurants, cafés, schools and fitness centers around an apartment. These pages save time and make comparison easier. However, a housing consultant named David often tells his customers that online information should be the beginning, not the end, of house hunting. A picture may show a bright garden, but it cannot show whether the garden is noisy at night. David once helped a nurse named Grace choose a community. Grace worked changing shifts, so she needed a safe way home late at night. The first community looked attractive online and had a large shopping mall nearby. But after a neighborhood walk, they found that the path from the subway station had few lights. The second community had smaller apartments, yet it had smart street lights, a 24-hour service desk and friendly locals who knew the area well. Grace finally chose the second community. She said the decision was not about choosing the most beautiful page but about choosing a lifestyle that suited her work. David's experience shows that good decisions come from both information and observation. Buyers should compare their needs list with online pages, then check the neighborhood in person. They should also ask locals about daily problems, because small details often decide whether a community can become a real home. 36．What does David think of online neighborhood pages? A. They should be the beginning of house hunting. B. They are always completely wrong. C. They can replace neighborhood walks. D. They are useful only for old buyers. 37．Why did Grace need a safe way home late at night? A. She disliked gardens. B. She owned a shopping mall. C. She worked changing shifts. D. She was a housing consultant. 38．What does the underlined word “observation” in Paragraph 3 probably mean? A. 价格 B. 争论 C. 邀请 D. 观察 39．Which advantage did the second community have? A. The largest apartments. B. Smart street lights and a 24-hour service desk. C. A noisy garden at night. D. A page with more pictures. 40．What can we learn from the passage? A. Small details may influence the final choice. B. Buyers should never ask local people. C. The most beautiful online page is always best. D. All nurses must live near shopping malls. C Many communities want to build a stronger sense of belonging. ____41____ If residents only live behind their own doors, even modern facilities cannot make the place feel warm. Community activities give people chances to meet, talk and solve problems together. One useful activity is a shared needs board. ____42____ Residents can write what they need, such as help with moving a heavy box, advice about a clinic or information about a repair notice. Others can write what they can offer. In this way, small needs are seen by the right people quickly. Another activity is a neighborhood walk. ____43____ During the walk, residents check whether lights, paths and public facilities are safe. They also talk with shop owners and security workers. The walk helps people notice problems that may be missed in daily rush. A third activity is a skills sharing day. ____44____ A nurse may teach first aid, a cook may introduce healthy meals, and a student may help old people use a community app. Everyone can become both a learner and a helper. These activities are simple, but they make community life more active. ____45____ When people know one another's needs and abilities, they are more willing to protect public spaces and help neighbors. A strong community is built through repeated small actions. 选项： A. It lets residents learn from one another's useful experience. B. Trust grows when neighbors work on real problems together. C. The first step is often bringing people out to communicate. D. It turns ordinary roads into places for careful observation. E. This board connects people who need help with people who can help. Ⅴ．语法填空（10小题，共20分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 A community video project ____46____ (start) by our group last week. We wanted to introduce a neighborhood that could meet different needs. Before filming, our teacher asked us ____47____ (make) a clear plan. We first searched for information online and then visited the community ____48____ person. During the visit, we found a fitness center ____49____ was open until 11 p.m. It was convenient for workers who returned home late. We also interviewed several ____50____ (local). They told us that the community center had offered 24-hour service for three years. A smart system helped residents separate trash ____51____ (correct), and families could get small rewards through the community app. After comparing the facilities with our needs list, we decided ____52____ this community was suitable for young workers and old people. The video was not long, but it showed ____53____ (use) details, such as transportation, safety and daily services. Our classmates said it was ____54____ (clear) than a simple poster. Through the project, I understood that a good introduction should be based on real observation ____55____ honest suggestions. Ⅵ．完成句子（5小题，共15分） 根据所给中文提示补全英文句子。 56．她想知道这个社区是否适合老年人。 She wondered _____________________ old people. 57．这是一个能满足不同家庭需求的社区。 This is a community _____________________ different families' needs. 58．在作决定之前，你最好亲自查看这些公共设施。 You had better _____________________ before making a decision. 59．这些通知已经被张贴在社区中心了。 These notices _____________________ in the community center. 60．很明显，清晰的信息能帮助居民避免许多问题。 _____________________ clear information can help residents avoid many problems. Ⅶ．应用写作（1小题，共10分） 61．假如你是社区服务中心志愿者，你们将举办一次“Neighborhood Walk”活动。请你用英文写一则约40词的通知，内容包括：活动时间地点；活动内容；参加意义。 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 原创精品资源学科网独家享有版权，侵权必究！ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $