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     Omolayo Adebayo always had a dream about a mobile shower that would be a relief for the homeless community.Four years later，she made that dream a reality — The Neighborhood Well was founded in 2017.
In early October，the mobile shower program was started.The repurposed trailer （拖車） provides a warm shower，toilets and spare clothing to homeless people twice a month. "We seek to rebuild the confidence of our unhoused neighbors by providing unhoused neighbors with warm showers and hope，" Adebayo said.
    The Neighborhood Well isn't the only group in Prince George's County working with homeless people.The Day Center is another one of a wider network of charity organizations.
    The Day Center has been providing services to the homeless community since 2016.Every Tuesday and Thursday，the organization tries to offer the "missing necessities" that homeless people need，including showers，computers，charging stations，and place to say.
    Beyond day-to-day necessities，The Day Center also provides a social space for unhoused people. "We wanted a convenient place where people could get a meal and a place to meet others，" the organizer said. "The Day Center has been a really great place for people who can sometimes feel really left out to gather and build some community，" said Lapp Luther，one homeless man. "That's really an amazing thing."
    The Neighborhood Well and The Day Center are just examples of a larger community of charity organizations.Dozens of these groups are closely-connected in a system of cooperation.Both organizations aim to help their communities，but some say there is still a long way to go in fighting against homelessness. "What we want to do is just to provide an opportunity for our neighbors to get clean in a comfortable space，" Adebayo said.

（1）What does The Neighborhood Well aim to do？
C
C

A．To offer the homeless mobile phones.
B．To make taking showers convenient and fun.
C．To bring back the homeless people's lost belief.
D．To clean up and make the community beautiful.
（2）What can we learn from Lapp Luther's words？
D
D

A．He is fairly awkward in making friends.
B．The necessities are of great value to him.
C．He enjoys hanging out with his neighbors.
D．The Day Center offers a sense of belonging.
（3）What can be inferred from the last paragraph？
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A

A．We should do more to help the homeless.
B．The organizations fail to meet their goals.
C．The neighborhood has been much cleaner.
D．The organizations work fairly independently.

【考點】記敘文；公益事業(yè)與志愿服務(wù)．

【答案】C；D；A

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