初中英语演讲小故事

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范文1

whodeserveshelp?

manyyearsago,therelivedaveryrichmanwhowantedto

dosomethingforthepeopleofhistown,butfirsthewanted

tofindoutwhethertheydeservedhishelp,soheplacedavery

largestoneinthecenterofthemainroadintotown,thenhe

hidbehindatreeandwaited,soonanoldmancamealongwith

hiscow.

\ffwhoputthisstoneinthecenteroftheroad?\Hsaidthe

oldman,buthedidnottrytoremovethestone,instead,with

somedifficultyhepaedaroundthestoneandcontinuedonhis

way.anothermancamealonganddidthesamething；thenanother

came,andanother,allofthemcomplainedaboutthestonein

thecenteroftheroad,butnotoneofthemtriedtoremove

it.lateintheafternoon,ayoungmancamealong,hesawthe

stoneandsaid,\Hthenightwillbeverydark,someneighbor

willcomealonglaterinthedarkandwillfallagainstthe

stone.\"

theyoungmanthenbegantomovethestone,hepushedand

pulledwithallhisstrengthtomoveittooneside,butimagine

hissurprisewhenunderthestonehefoundabagfullofmoney

andthismeage：\"thismoneyisforthethoughtfulpersonwho

removesthisstonefromtheroad,thatpersondeserveshelp.\"

helloeveryone,todayi\'mverygladtobeheretoaddrea

speechaboutjoking.

asweallfeel,wearehavingabusylife-busy

working,busystudying,busytalking,busyeating,andeven,busy

fallingasleep!inthisrapiddevelopingworld,wehavetobe

busyorwewillfallbehindothers,butthebusylifealways

bringusmoreorlesomeunpleasent,butluckyly,wehaveaneasy

butexcelentwaytodealwithit,thatis,tojoke!

afunnyjokemayrelaxourfeelings,ma-ki-ngthebusymore

enjoyable；afriendlyjokemaybettertheatmospherewhentwo

peoplemeetthefirsttime；ahumorjokecanmakeotherslaugh

whilefeelingyouareacleverperson.

jokingissuchagoodthing,soremembertocrackajoke

andkeepahappymoodinyourbusylife.

thanks.

范文2

BigHead

“Allthekidsmakefunofme”theboycriedtohismother.

“TheysayIhaveabighead”“Don\'tlistentothem."his

mothercomfortedhim."Youhaveabeautifulhead.Nowstop

cryingandgotothestorefortenpoundsofpotatoesw

“Where、'stheshoppingbag?w"Ihaven'tgotone,useyour

hat.”大脑袋

“所有的孩子都拿我开玩笑，”小男孩哭着跟妈妈说：“他们说

我长了一个大脑袋。”“别听他们的，”他妈妈安慰说：“你的脑

袋长得很漂亮。好了，别哭了，去商店买10磅土豆来。”

“购物袋在哪？”

“我没有购物袋，就用你的帽子吧。”

GoodBoy

LittleRobertaskedhismotherfortwocents.\MWhatdid

youdowiththemoneyIgaveyouyesterday?\"

\"Igaveittoapooroldwoman,\nheanswered.

\"You\'reagoodboy,\"saidthemotherproudly.\"Hereare

twocentsmore.Butwhyareyousointerestedintheoldwoman?\w

\"Sheistheonewhosellsthecandy.\n好孩子

小罗伯特向妈妈要两分钱。

“昨天给你的钱干什么了？”

“我给了一个可怜的老太婆，”他回答说。“你真是个好孩子，”

妈妈骄傲地说。“再给你两分钱。可你为什么对那位老太太那么感兴

趣呢？”“她是个卖糖果的。”

Whereisthefather?

Twobrotherswerelookingatsomebeautifulpaintings.

\ffLook,\,fsaidtheelderbrother.\nHownicethese

paintingsare!\M

\nYes,\ffsaidtheyounger,\"butinallthesepaintings

thereisonlythemotherandthechildren.Whereisthe

father?\"

Theelderbrotherthoughtforamomentandthenexplained,

\"Obviouslyhewaspaintingthepictures.\"

父亲在哪儿？

兄弟俩在看一些漂亮的油画。

“看，”哥哥说，“这些画多漂亮呀！”

“是啊，”弟弟说道，“可是在所有这些画中，只有妈妈和孩子。

那爸爸去哪儿了呢？”

哥哥想了会儿，然后解释道：“很明显，他当时正在画这些画呗」

AnAlarmClockAyoungmanwenttoamountainvillagefor

hisholiday.Onenighthestayedatasmallhotelnearatrain

station.Beforegoingtobed,hewenttotheownerofthehotel

andsaidtotheoldman,“Excuseme,sir.Willyoupleasewake

meupataquartertofive?I\'mgoingtotakethefiveo\*clock

traintomorrowmorning.”

“Oh,sorry,“theownersaid,“IamafraidIcan\,1.1

don\11getupthatearly.”

Theyoungmanstartedtogobacktohisroomwhenhestopped

andasked,“Doyouhaveanalarmclock?Thatwouldhelpme.”

“Yes,hereitis,youngman.”

Theyoungmantooktheclockhappilyandthankedtheold

man.Butwhenhelookedatitcarefully,thereappearedtobe

somethingwrongwithit."Doesitringontime?”heasked

theoldman.

“Sure!Justshakeitwhenit\'stimetogetup,anditV11

ring.w一只闹钟

一个年轻人到一个山村去度假。那天夜里，他住宿在火车站附近

的一个旅馆里。

上床睡之前，他对旅馆老板------个老头儿说：“对不起，先生，

请问您能在五点差一刻叫醒我吗？我明天早晨要乘五点的火车。”

“哦，很抱歉"，旅馆老板说，“恐怕不行，我不可能起那么早。”

年轻人正想回到房间去，又停住了问：“那你有闹钟吗？或许它

能帮助我。”“我有，给你，年轻人。”

年轻人很高兴地拿了闹钟，谢了老头儿。但当他仔细查看了闹钟

后，发现似乎有毛病。“它能准时闹吗？”他问老头儿。

“那当然！时间一到，你摇一摇，他就会响的。”

OneEngineLeft

A747washalfwayaerotheAtlanticwhenthecaptaingot

ontheloudspeaker,\"Attention,paengers.Wehavelostone

ofourengines,butwecancertainlyreachLondonwiththethree

wehaveleft.Unfortunately,wewillarriveanhourlateasa

result.\w

Shortlythereafter,thepaengersheardthecaptain''s

voiceagain,\nGuewhat,folks.Wejustlostourthirdengine,

butpleasebeauredwecanflywithonlyone.Wewillnowarrive

inLondonthreehourslate.\"

Atthispoint,onepaengerbecamefurious.\wForPete\*s

sake,\，fheshouted,\"Ifweloseanotherengine,we\r11beup

hereallnight!\n

只剩一个引擎

一架747客机正在跨越大西洋时,喇叭里传来了机长的声音:“旅

客们请注意，我们的四个引擎中有一个丢失了。但剩下的三个引擎会

把我们带到伦敦的。只是我们要因此晚到一小时。”过了一会儿，

旅客们又听到机长的声音：“各位，你们猜怎么啦？我们刚又掉了

第三个引擎。但请你们相信好了。只有一个引擎我们也能飞，但要晚

三个小时了。”正在这时，一位乘客非常气愤地说：“看在上帝的

份上，如果我们再掉一个引擎，我们就要整夜都要呆在天上了。”

范文3

奖赏

Aladylostherhandbag.Itwasfoundbyanhonestlittle

boyandreturnedtoher.Lookinginherpurse,shecommented,

.That\'sfunny.WhenIlostmybagthere

wasa$20billinit.Nowtherearetwenty$1bills.\MThe

boyquicklyreplied,\nThat\'sright,lady.ThelasttimeI

foundalady\rspurse,shedidn\*thaveanychangefora

reward.\"

TheBadCheck

Onedayamiddle-agedwomantelephonedherdoctor.

“Doctor,“shesaid,"I\'mhavingalotoftroublewithmy

shoulder.IthurtsallthetimeandIcan\rtsleepatnight.”

“Comeinthisafternoon.”

saidthedoctor,“andI\,11havealookatit."That

afternoonthewomanwenttothedoctor\*soffice.Hegaveher

averythoroughexamination,askedalotofquestions,and

listenedcarefullytoheranswers."Well,mydear,whesaid,

“Itlookslikeyouhavearthritis.”"Arthritis?”shesaid.

“Oh,no!WhatamIgoingtodo?”"Don\'tworry,wheanswered,

giveyouaprescriptionandthepainwillgoaway.”

Thenthedoctortookouthispen,wroteaprescription,and

handedherhisbillforfiftydollars.Thewomanopenedher

pocketbook,wroteoutafifty-dollarcheck,saidgoodbye,and

left.Thedoctormailedthechecktohisbank,butaweeklater

hewassurprisedtofindthatthe

checkwasreturnedtohim,markeduInsufficientFunds”.He

telephonedthewomanimmediately.

verysorrytohavetotellyouthis."hebegan,“but

yourcheckcamebackthisweek.”"Oh,really?”saidthewoman,

“That\'squiteacoincidence.”"Whatdoyoumean?”askedthe

doctor.

“Well,“saidthewoman,“sodidmyarthritis.”

You\*reRight

OnceMrHenrywenttoasmalltownwithhighmountainsall

aroundit.Itwasaquietandcool

placeandsomerichpeoplelikedtogotherefortheir

holidays.Aweeklater,beforeMrHenryleft

thetown,hepaidthirtypoundsforaparrot.Whenhecame

back,hebegantoteachthebirdto

speak.Hetriedhisbest,butitlearnedonlyonesentence,

“You\'reright."Hewasdisappointedand

saidtothebirdangrily,“Howfoolishyouare!”

“You\'reright,wsaidtheparrot.ThenextdayMrHenry

tookthebirdtothemarketandwantedtosellitforeighty

pounds.Beforelongafatmancameandlookedattheparrot

carefully.Thenheasked,“Howmuchisit,sir?wMrHenrydidnX*t

hurrytoanswerandsaid,acleverbird,youknow.It

canspeakandsing."Thenhesaidtothebird,“Areyoureally

wortheightypounds,mydear?"You\'reright,“saidthe

parrot.Thefatmanlikeditatonceandboughtit.Whenhetook

ithomeheaskeditalotofquestions,butitcouldonlysay,

“Youareright.”Hefeltverysorryforitandsaidtohimself

angrily,“WhydidIspendeightypoundsonsuchafoolishbird?

W