Unit 2 Neighbourhood能力检测卷2026-2027学年译林版英语七年级下册

 译林7下Unit 2 Neighbourhood能力检测卷

（满分：100分）

一、单项选择(共10小题，每小题1分，共10分)

(  ) 1.We live in a friendly    . People here often help each other.

    A.community    B.midnight   C.gate                D.club

(  ) 2.He is going to     my broken computer. I hope it can work well again.

    A.greet     B.repair    C.teach                                          D.send

(  ) 3.I need     to help me. I have trouble carrying these heavy boxes.

    A.anyone    B.everyone   C.someone               D.something

(  ) 4.Please     your bedroom before dinner. Don’t leave your clothes on the floor.

    A.tidy     B.wash    C.miss                             D.manage

(  ) 5.He     his pen and began to write. He wanted to write a letter to his exchange student friend.

    A.held up    B.cared about  C.put up                D.picked up

(  ) 6.He will    his old books to the community. Many children there will read them.

    A.get up    B.give away    C.leave for               D.pay for

(  ) 7.You can ask a lawyer for help     you have problems.

    A.if      B.than    C.because               D.but

(  ) 8.They invited some neighbours     dinner together.

    A.have     B.having    C.to have                            D.had

(  ) 9.We    all the books before we give them away.

    A.check     B.checks   C.checked                            D.will check

(  ) 10.They    the activity next Monday. They hope everything will go well.

    A.will deal with    B.deal with   C.deals with               D.dealt with

二、完形填空(共10小题，每小题1分，共10分)

Eyas Tran is a small boy. He loves sending newspapers to his  11  Peggy Pilat-Roth. The woman is old and she lives next door to the boy.

One morning, Eyas rides his bike to Mrs Pilat-Roth's house to give  12  the newspaper, just like he always does. But when he gets there, he finds something  13 . There are three newspapers in front of Mrs Pilat-Roth’s door. This means Mrs Pilat-Roth may not get out of her  14  for a few days. Eyas rings the bell (按门铃) but no one opens the door. Eyas starts to  15  Mrs Pilat-Roth. He goes back home 16  to ask his mother for help.

Minh Tran, Eyas’ mother, calls Mrs Pilat-Roth and still no one answers. She  17 to call 911 for help. After a few minutes, a team of  18  comes. One of them  19 some sounds from Pilat-Roth’s basement (地下室). He soon opens the door and finds Mrs Pilat-Roth. She tells the police that she is trapped (被困住) in her basement.

Now Mrs Pilat-Roth is safe and sound. She buys Eyas a baseball hat, a T-shirt and a model car to thank him. Eyas feels  20  that he is able to help. He wants to be a police officer one day to help more people.

(  ) 11. A. teacher  B. classmate C. relative  D. neighbour

(  ) 12. A. her   B. us   C. him   D. them

(  ) 13. A. pretty  B. relaxing  C. wrong  D. exciting

(  ) 14. A. car   B. house  C. village  D. station

(  ) 15. A. look at  B. talk about C. look for  D. worry about

(  ) 16. A. only   B. soon   C. also   D. forever

(  ) 17. A. chooses  B. loves  C. waits  D. learns

(  ) 18. A. players  B. doctors  C. police officers D. computer engineers

(  ) 19. A. makes  B. changes  C. studies  D. hears

(  ) 20. A. glad   B. angry  C. tired   D. sore

三、阅读理解(共15小题，每小题2分，共30分)

A

WELCOME Party Come and join us! Theme (主题): New start, better me Time: 4:00 pm-7:00 pm, March 13th Place: Dining hall What can you do? Play games;  Sing songs; Make a "wishing tree". What can you have? All kinds of fruit and water. Volunteers needed Who: five students of Grade 8 When: 3:00 pm-6:00 pm on March 12th What to do: do some cleaning; help decorate the dining hall. For more information Telephone：020 758

(  ) 21. Where will the party be?

A. In the music hall.  B. In the library.

C. In the playground.  D. In the dining hall.

(  ) 22. What can students do at the party?

A. Sing songs.  B. Play football.

C. Learn to dance. D. Cook food.

(  ) 23. Who will be a volunteer probably (可能)?

A. Dave: he is in Class 8, Grade 9.

B. Peter: he doesn’t like doing the cleaning.

C. Helen: she is good at decorating rooms.

D. Grace: she has three lessons on the afternoon of March 12th.

B

Habitat is a nonprofit organization (非营利组织) and it helps people in need build houses. Many volunteers work for the organization. Mariko is one of them.

Now Mariko works in the Philippines (菲律宾) as a volunteer with her 28 college classmates. For her, the idea of building a house in a foreign (外国的) country is very exciting. There are many town houses there but Mariko lives in a mobile home. She thinks it’s interesting.

“I think I come to the Philippines to help Filipino people. But in fact, they help me a lot. Mr White is my neighbour and he is an engineer. He often helps me repair my washing machine and fridge. Mrs Brown is a doctor. When I have a sore throat, she always brings me medicine (药) for free. Sometimes, she gives me some delicious food. All of my neighbours care about me. I want to thank all of them because they help me learn something important,” Mariko says.

Three months later, Mariko will go to another country to volunteer. She will live in a house with young people from different countries, such as the USA and France. They will work together to build a house for a family. Mariko hopes everything will go well.

(  ) 24. What do we know about Mariko?

A. She is a college teacher.

B. She is a 28-year-old Filipino girl.

C. She thinks building houses is interesting.

D. She is one of the volunteers of Habitat.

(  ) 25. How does Mrs Brown help Mariko?

① She repairs her washing machine.

② She gives her medicine.

③ She tidies her fridge.

④ She takes delicious food to her.

A. ①②   B. ②③   C. ②④   D. ③④

(  ) 26. What may the underlined words (画线单词) “something important” refer to (指的是)?

A. The meaning of building houses for people in need.

B. The problem of volunteering in a foreign country.

C. The value of the community and helping each other.

D. The importance of doing volunteer work during holidays.

C

The lion dance is a traditional Chinese art form (形式). It has a history of over a thousand years. People usually perform (表演) it during the Chinese New Year and other important events in the hope of bringing good luck.

Kelvin Tran lives in Sydney, Australia. He is a fan of the lion dance. He thinks it is really exciting and relaxing. Both his grandparents are from Chaozhou, Guangdong. They often tell him stories about the lion dance.

To share the lion dance with others, Tran started a lion dance team. In his free time, he teaches his team members the lion dance and leads (带领) the team to perform across Sydney.

“The lion dance is like a bridge (桥梁). It brings us together as a community. Now there are 70 members in our team. And we’re like family. We help and take care of one another,” says Tran.

Sammy Jones is one of the members. He is busy running a restaurant, but he manages to practise the lion dance three times a week. He says, “I like the art form. It’s a good way to keep fit. It can also bring me much happiness.”

“Most of our members are of Asian descent (亚裔),” Tran says. “I hope people