七年級上冊英語三分鐘演講稿

七年級上冊英語三分鐘演講稿

七年級上冊英語三分鐘演講稿篇1TheMid-AutumnFestivalTheMid-AutumnisaveryimportantChinesefestival.Itfallsonthe15thdayofAugust.Afewdaysbeforethefestival,everyoneinthefamilywillhelptomakethehousecleanandbeautiful.Lanternswillbehunginfrontofthehouse.Ontheeveningtherewillbeabigfamilydinner.Peoplewhoworkfarawayfromtheirhomeswilltrytocomebackfortheunion.Afterdinner,peoplewilllightthelanternswhichareusuallyredandround.Childrenwillplaywiththeirowntoylanternshappily.Atnightthemoonisusuallyroundandbright.Peoplecanenjoythemoonwhileeatingmoon-cakeswhicharethespecialfoodforthisfestival.Theycanlookbackonthepastandlookforwardtothefuturetogether.Itissaidthattherewasadragoninthesky.Thedragonwantedtoswallowupthemoon.Toprotectthefrightenthedragonaway.七年級上冊英語三分鐘演講稿篇2Iwasseventeen,almostaseniorinhighschool.Iwasridingmybiketoschool.Ihadtakenaspecialroutetopickupagift,butthatday,"theroadlesstraveledby"ledtodisaster.Crossingaroad,adrunkdriverranaredlight,slammedintome,andshatteredmyleftknee.Itmadeallthedifference.Iwasforcedtopostponecollege,plungedintopainfultherapy...buteventually,Ialsolearnedmuchaboutlifeandmyself.Ifoundthestrengthtowithstandadversity,learnedcompassion,andaboveall,Ilearnedthattheroadnottakenisnotjustaboutregretsorchoicesbutalsoabouttheperpetualnowandthealways-comingfuture.WhenIfirststudiedRobertFrost’s“TheRoadNotTaken”inmiddleschool,Iwasunabletograspitsambiguity.IalwaysthoughtthatFrost’spersonachooses“aroadlesstraveledby”andliveslifebeingsubversiveandirreverent.Iwaswrong.Inthepoem,bothofthetworoadsthat“divergedinayellowwood”areactually“aboutthesame.”Buttherehastobeachoice,andsometimes,theyitcanbeinvoluntary(asIlearnedthehardway).ThismakesmeextremelythankfulandresolutewhenIcanmakeconsciouschoicesandplanforthefuture,andsoIknownowthatFrost'spoemisalsoabout"theroadnot[yet]taken."Foreveryone,thismeanssomethingslightlydifferent.Forme,itmeansconstantvigilance,learning,andlove.Ourjourneyishard,complex,anditoftenpresentsunexpectedtwists,butreflectingontheroadsnottakenandnotyettakeneachdaygivesusalittlemorestrengthandconfidence.Lifecannotandwillnotmeperfect,andthetruthisitwillend.ButasWillaCatherwouldsay,“Theendisnothing,theroadisall.”Theroadnottakeninthepast,andtheroadnotyettakenthatliesahead.Butaboutthepresent?Itjointsthepastandthefuture.Whatthen,is“theroadnottaken”intheperpetualnow?Personally,IfindananswerintheselinesfromAlfredLordTennyson’s“Ulysses”:Tho’muchistaken,muchabides;andthoughWearenotnowthatstrengthwhichinolddaysMovedearthandheaven;thatwhichweare,weareOneequaltemperofheroichearts,Madeweakbytimeandfate,butstronginwillTostrive,toseek,tofind,andnottoyield.Thankyou.七年級上冊英語三分鐘演講稿篇3Hello,ladiesandgentlemen.TodaymytopicisTheRoadNotTakeninLife.“Whyareyoudoingthis?Don’tyouknowit’satotalwasteoftime?”That’swhatmymomyelledattheten-year-oldme,whenshefoundoutthatIhadsignedupforanEnglishstory-tellingcompetition.Ibowedmyhead;yes,shewasright.BythenIwasenteringGradeSix,facedwiththebiggestchallengeyettocome—theexaminationtoentermydreamjuniorhighschool.Forthat,Ihadgivenupmybelovedpianolesson,myfavoritecartoonprogramandeventheplayfulweekendfamilyreunionwithmycousins.Iwouldn’tbesurprisedatallifmyvery-strict-university-teachermothergotfuriousatmewhenIchosetodoanythingbesidesstudyatthatcrucialmoment.Butthat’snotalltoit.Nowpleasetakeagoodlookatthetwenty-year-oldme,andimaginewhatIwaslikewhenIwasten.Herearethekeywords:nervous,timid,shy,tongue-tiedwhenfacingstrangers,andessentiallyabookworm.Thesesignslookedfataltomymother,andpossiblytoyou,too;shethoughtthatIcouldbeanythingbutagoodpublicspeaker.Well,ImyselfactuallysaidnotomyEnglishteacheratfirst,becauseIhadneverdoneanythinglikethatbeforeandIwasafraid.ButhetoldmesinceIlikedreadingsomuch,whynottrytotellastoryIlovetoeveryone?Healsopromisedmethatthejudgeswerenotfrighteningatall;justthinkofthemascarrotsandcabbagesinavegetablepatch.Theten-year-oldmewaspersuadedbymyteacher’swords.Thefeelingoftellingmybelovedstoriestosomeoneelseignitedasparkofanticipationinmylittlechest.SoIchosetoenduremymother’srantingforanentirehour,thenraisedmyheadbravelyandpleaded:“Mom,please.Ijustwanttotry.”Mymotherlookedasifshewasonthevergeofanotheroutburst—butsheonlysighed.Itookthatasherpermission,andstartedworkingwithmyteacherdayandnighttofindastory,toillustratethedetails,andtopracticemyfacialexpressionsandgesturesinfrontofthemirror.Onthedayofthecompetition,Iwentonthestagefortheveryfirsttimeinmylife;Icouldfeelthenervousnessthreateningtobringmedown,andIfeltcheatedbymyteacher:itwasimpossibletopicturethejudgesasmerecarrotsandcabbages.ButIwenton.AlthoughIonlygotthethirdprizeatthattime,onthatstageIstayedeversince,eventothisverymoment.IshouldthankmyteacherandmymotherforlettingmetakearoadthatIhavenevertakenbefore.LittledidIknowthenthatthisroadwouldonedayleadtheshylittleten-year-oldmeintoawonderland;itledmetomeetallofyouheretoday.Icantellyoufromthebottomofmyheartthatitisn’tsoterrifyingtoventureintotheunknownatall;allyouneedisalittlecourageanddetermination.Seewheremyroadhasledme,andbravelytakeyourfirststep.七年級上冊英語三分鐘演講稿篇4Happinessislikeasnowflake,eachoneuniquebecausetheperceptionofameaningfullifevariesfrompersontoperson.Tomanypeople,happinessmeansasimplelifewithoutanyupsanddowns,butmyhappinesscomesfromalifefullofchallengeandexperience.WhenIwasachild,happinesswastheraretasteofindependence,abraveleapfromthemundane.IrememberthefirsttimeItriedtotorideabikebymyselfwithoutthesupportwheels.Iwentbackhomewithaflattire,skinnedknees,andthebiggestgrinmyfacecouldhold.Whileothertoddlerspreferredthesafeandsecure,Iwastumblingdownhillsandswervingoffsidewalks.Evennow,IcanstillrecalltheexhilarationIhadfeltw