[精题分解]高考各地二模阅读理解分类汇编（复习类）6篇.doc

[精题分解]高考各地二模阅读理解分类汇编（复习类）6篇 社会现象类 （湖南省长沙市一中高三第二次模拟考试） 1 Japan may have little to celebrate with its economic recovery still fragile, so some cheerleaders are hitting the streets and stages to spirit up the mood --- including one pom-pom squad whose average age is 66. 　　On a recent Saturday, some embers of elderly cheerleading club Japan Pom Pom performed at a competition near Tokyo, waving gold pom-poms and dancing to the rhythm in shiny red costumes adored with sequins and wearing bobbed silver wigs. 　　I started cheerleading when I was 63 and I think I can dance much better and have made some improvements. Anybody can improve, even if you are old, said Fumie Takino, the 78-year-old leader and founder of the club. 　　The club, whose members ages average 66 and add up to 1,5ears, practices two hours a week and often performs at childrens hospitals as well as nursing homes. 　　Takino said that their main goal is to have fun. 　　There is a lot of depressing news and the economy is bad. I must say, I can only do a little to overcome this problem, but I hope we can provide energy and encourage people by showing how we senior cheerleaders are simply enjoying ourselves, she said. 　　The groups enthusiasm appears to be contagious(有感染力的). 　　In Tokyos busy business district of Shinjuku, Aya Saito, 33, has been dancing on a street every morning to the 1980s pop song Mickey for seven months as people rush by to work. 　　Are you guys enjoying your job? Lets do our best today, too! Saito called out on a recent week day, her long ponytail(马尾辫) shaking as she hopped. Some took out their mobile phones to shoot photos while an old woman watched in amazement. 　　Saito said she started her daily dance routine last August after wondering how she could tell other employees to avoid making the same mistake that she did in her previous job, and which led her to quit --- holding back her blue feelings. 　　Her solution? She taught herself cheerleading by watching YouTube clips and hit the street i