初一英语作文有关运动的题目【一】
这是一个特别的日子，我们庙山长城学校举行了第一届田径运动会，同学们都兴高采烈地等待着运动会开幕。
我们班是本次运动会的鲜花队，一大清早，大家便都穿着白色T恤，尽管很冷，但这绝不会磨灭我们兴奋的心情。我们从入口开始绕操场走了一圈，一路上，我们心情十分激动。
这次运动会最令我难忘的是我的跳远项目。那天上午我观看了一个又一个激动人心的比赛。我们班小芬同学参加长跑项目连连得名次，并且可以参加决赛。大家在为她加油时，她奋力地奔跑在跑道上，真不容易!等小芬胜利归来时，一个个赞扬的目光向她投去，一句句鼓励的话语传去，我在心中默默幻想：下午我就要跳远了，真希望到时候也能像小芬同学一样……
可是……
到了下午，因为某些特殊缘故，我向老师推掉了比赛项目。其实，我真的好想为班级争光的，我也想在赛场上赛出自己啊，可是，唉!
老师找了小琴同学顶替我。她跳远的时候，我在旁边观看。小琴同学一展自己的风采，跳了很远。当时，我心中既高兴又惭愧。高兴的是她为我们班夺得了一份荣誉;惭愧的是我连比赛都无法参加，更别谈为班级加分了，况且，就算是参加了，我也赛不出像小琴同学那样的好成绩。总之，我越想越自责。
坐在喧闹的观众席中，羡慕着她们优秀的体育成绩。为什么我的体育那么差呢?为什么我就不能像她们一样在运动场上超越他人呢?可是，我又忽的想到自己在学习方面的优势。语文的和阅读理解能力很强，上次的语文竞赛我还是全班第一呢!英语，我的发音很标准，平时也不错……或许是给自己一个借口安慰一下吧!但是，我知道了，人各有所长嘛!有句话说得好：“尺有所长，寸有所短。”
运动会上的一件小事，又让我明白了一个道理。这次运动会，收获真不少啊!
初一英语作文有关运动的题目【二】
I read the book of Robinson Crusoe, their captors.
Article describes multiple sailing in the whole island, Crusoe masters of extraordinary survival 28 years experience, strive for survival, show the ingenuity and a man with indomitable perseverance in the face of hardship persistent existence desire, the lonely and eager to rescue the mood. In a lonely island overcome Robinson was done with fear, a savage and said he was "on Friday, they get along with each other, then built on Friday, Crusoe one kind of warm friendship." I also enjoy the disclosure of the business concept: Crusoe each sailing and adventure has clear commercial purpose, with his own property and calculating profit, he will also oneself life the island is his territory, in addition to reveal its economic thought, I admire John Robinson's rich, more learning his strong initiative and spirit of adventure, early efforts, hard work, and perfect kindness thought!
初一英语作文有关运动的题目【三】
Jane Eyre is a first-person narrative of the title character, a small, plain-faced, intelligent and honest English orphan. The novel goes through five distinct stages: Jane's childhood at Gateshead, where she is abused by her aunt and cousins; her education at Lowood School, where she acquires friends and role models but also suffers privations; her time as the governess of Thornfield Manor, where she falls in love with her Byronic employer, Edward Rochester; her time with the Rivers family at Marsh's End (or Moor House and Morton, where her cold clergyman-cousin St John Rivers proposes to her; and her reunion with and marriage to her beloved Rochester at his house of Ferndean. Partly autobiographical, the novel abounds with social criticism and sinister gothic elements.
