初一英语作文奥运【一】
Perhaps there is something you don't know how to doTTn the past, you might turn to a friend or a relative, attend a night class or go to the local library to find the answer. But at present a lot of websites are springing np to offer free practical advice on these subjects aod actually anything else you can imagine.
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初一英语作文奥运【二】
在北京时间8月19日凌晨刚刚结束的里约奥运会女子单人十米台的比赛中，年仅15岁的中国小将任茜凭借着强大的心理素质，五跳均发挥出色，最终以439.25分的罕见超高分夺得冠军。另外一位中国选手司雅杰以419.40分收获了一块宝贵的银牌。此外，这枚金牌也让出生于2001年的任茜成为了中国代表团历史上，首位夺得奥运金牌的00后。
这是任茜的`第一次奥运会，刚满15岁的任茜是国家队跳水队中年龄最小的运动员，出生在四川都江堰的任茜是个货真价实的00后，由于她的名字是多音字，所以究竟是读什么也给大家带来了些苦恼，不过任茜自己则说：“其实叫什么都无所谓，当然，如果叫我任茜(xi，我肯定会反应的更快一些。”跟同龄人一样，任茜爱笑爱闹，即使跟教练们一起，她也喜欢没大没小。不过在队里大家也都让着她。可能也正是这样随性自然的性格，让小小年纪的任茜能够顶住压力摘下这枚金牌。
年纪虽小，可是任茜和跳水结缘的日子可不短了。任茜从3岁开始练习体操，6岁转为练习跳水，算来也是个老江湖了。不过干运动员这行，不会一直顺心，总会有一些磕磕碰碰。她说：“没办法，你既然都选择走这条路了，你往回走就走不回去了，只能往前走。”12岁的时候任茜进入了入国家队，距离她自己的梦想也越来越近，至于她的梦想，当然就是里约奥运会。她的教练周继红表示：“她的整体水平实在是太高了。可以说现在看她的训练，到目前为止看任茜的训练，觉得就她目前的训练水平，世界上女子十米台还有谁能跟她比啊，就是这种样子的感觉。”而这块金牌证明了教练所言非虚，任茜确实有着高人一等的实力。
然而去年的喀山世锦赛却久久不能让任茜释怀，那是她第一次参加国际大赛，由于太过紧张发挥失常最终遗憾的错失了金牌。“那种紧张说不出来，就是紧张过头了，可能是因为太紧张了，跳下去我就觉得，完了，跳砸了，任茜回忆说，但是都已经跳过来了，不可能再给你个时光机倒回去，确实跳的太差了，整个一套动作就跳好了一个，其它都没跳好。”如今，一块沉甸甸的奥运奖牌相信一定能让任茜忘掉去年的伤心记忆，重新收获信心。
对于15岁的任茜来说，未来的路还很长。她的首次奥运之旅堪称完美，我们也有理由相信这位小将接下来的奥运会征程，一定会无可限量。
初一英语作文奥运【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.
