节约粮食英语作文演讲【一】
人无信不立，业无信不成，国无信不威。对于一个人、一个家、一个国而言，都不能没有诚信，这是根基。诚信如粮食，如果短缺，会造成恐慌，引发危机。
在西方，每人拥有一份由资信公司做出并保留的信用报告，任何银行、公司或业务对象都可以付费查询这份报告，你可以凭着个的良好信用记录在欧盟各国之间自由流动，但若一旦有不良记录，报告将保留多年，在这期间，甚至以后更长的时间你若贷款、做生意、申请工作、租房，甚至住旅馆会遭遇极大的困难，这说明一个人无诚信于社会那么他就很难在社会上立足。
诚信对一个人而言有时候与眼前利益相悖，若缺乏一种长远的眼光来看待诚信，丧失了诚信，你的信任度就会下降，出现信任危机，一件难忘而酸涩的事让我深深明白这个道理。英语老师按照贯例考我们默写课文，以往我宁可不及格，也不会作弊，但这次老师说要记入档案，我慌了，如果不及格，丢了面子是次要的，要是影响升学，岂不很惨？于是心生一念，趁着老师的目光转移他处，同学们安安静静默写的时候，我做了只可意会不可言传的事，由于害怕老师发现，神情慌慌张张，心里像揣了个小兔子，嗵嗵嗵的越跳越快，从脸热到脖子耳朵，手心渗汗，心正担心着，突然一个晴天霹雳，老师叫我的名字，此时，如五雷轰顶，脸火辣辣的，像被火烧的一样，当天老师并没有教训我什么，同学们也没议论什么，以后，每次考英语的时候，老师的眼睛总会不经以意看我，每次向同学借东西的时候，同学们都会很犹豫的借给我，遇到这种情况，我的心就很不是滋味。很长时间以后，这种情况淡化了，老师和同学们慢慢的接受我，这次教训深刻让我还时时觉得痛，我暗暗发誓：我要老老实实做人。人真的不可缺少诚信。
人没有了诚信，有时丢失的不仅是面子，甚至连性命都不保。杰克·伦敦笔下的比尔到美国西部淘金，利益熏心，半途将同伴抛下，凭自己的力量没能走出荒凉的旷野，比尔至死都带着他那装满金沙的厚实的鹿皮口袋，只是厚实的鹿皮口袋已经给尖利的牙齿咬破了，比尔的骨头散乱在孤独的荒野。诚信如粮食，不可一日无它。
“做诚信人，办诚信事”听起来简单，但做起来难，尤其是对自己守信更难。因为无人监督，无人检测，人很容易就放弃了对自己的承诺。然而海伦凯勒在千难万难的情况下，一直坚守自己的承诺，对自己守信。海伦凯勒一岁零七个月因病而失去视觉和听觉，这个又盲又聋的孩子，后来成为享誉世界的作家和演说家。她生活在无声的黑暗的世界里，却攻读英文、德文、和拉丁文，并考取了哈佛大学，寂寞的侵蚀没有击垮她，无边的黑暗没能吞噬她，她告诉自己要“忘我”。是的，海伦必须忘我，忘记黑暗带来的恐惧，忘记无声带来的孤独，忘记命运的不公：她从容地散步，骑双人自行车四处兜风，她划船、下棋、欣赏歌剧。她把别人眼睛所看见的光明当做自己的太阳，别人耳朵所听到的音乐当做自己的乐曲，别人嘴角的微笑当做自己的快乐。她认为虽然生命中有很多缺陷，但她可以有如此多的方式触摸到这个多姿多彩的世界。世界是美好的，甚至黑暗和沉寂也是如此。无论处于什么样的环境，都要不断努力，都要学会满足。海伦凯勒对自己的承诺“忘我、努力、满足”，她认真履行她的诺言，她真正达到了“忘我”的境界，所以她快乐地生活着，她一生都坚持不懈地努力着：七岁的时候，她发明六十多种不同的手势与家人交流，十四岁进纽约市聋哑学校，十六岁进剑桥女子学校，二十岁进哈佛大学，四十六岁进白宫，五十三岁担任英国皇家盲人学校的副校长，八十岁生日成立“海伦凯勒奖”。事实上，海伦凯勒每走一步，属于她的每一分、每一秒都充满艰辛和苦涩，她想义正词严地抗议命运之神的无情，酸楚的话语流溢在唇边，欲言又止，泪水直往肚里流，沉默凉透了她的灵魂，最终她选择了忘我，选择了快乐，“忘我就是快乐”，她一如既往地坚守对自己的承诺，诚信如粮食，滋养着她，让她过得很舒适、很快乐、很成功。对自己守信是为难自己，同时也成就自己。因此，每一个人都应该、也能够对自己守信！
诚信如粮食。朋友们，人类、社会、国家是不可缺少诚信的，让我们双手捧着，心里揣着，珍视诚信，做一个诚信人，一个诚信的青年！
节约粮食英语作文演讲【二】
The Father and His Son
Father had a family of sons who were perpetually quarrelling among themselves. When he failed to heal their disputes by his exhortations, he determined to give them a practical illustration of the evils of disunion; and for this purpose he one day told them to bring him a bundle of sticks. When they had done so, he placed the faggot into the hands of each of them in succession, and ordered them to break it in pieces. They each tried with all their strength, and were not able to do it.
节约粮食英语作文演讲【三】
??惜粮食“唉，今天真是没劲!”小天说。“小天吃饭了。”一个清脆的声音响起，原来是小天的妈妈叫他吃饭。
“啊，今天的菜怎么这么差，连我最喜欢的鸡蛋都没有。”小天嘟哝着。小天只能坐下来吃饭。吃到一半，小天再也忍不住了，他拿起饭碗，走到门外，想把剩下来的饭倒掉。这时，小天的爸爸、妈妈连忙走过来。妈妈对他说：“你想干什么?”小天不以为然地回答：“这饭太难吃了，我把他倒掉。”“你怎么这么浪费。”爸爸说，“难道老师没有教过你们不准浪费的吗?”小天想：老师教过又怎么样，还不是看不到我倒饭，又没事。爸爸见他这么久都不回答，便趁胜追机：“小天，你想想，外面有这么多的孩子，不是全部都像你有吃有住，他们时常吃不到饭，有的还没地方住。像你这么浪费，你说应该不应该。”小天轻声地说：“我不是不想吃，但今天的`菜实在是太难吃了。”小天抓住最后一丝希望。一直沉默不语的妈妈开口了：“小天，你再看看外面的农民，他们这么穷，饭都吃不饱，但他们为什么还要这么拼命的干活，就是为了养家糊口啊!你这么浪费，对得起农民们吗?”小天沉默着。
最后，小天把剩下来的饭全吃了，而且吃得非常香。因为他懂得了要爱惜粮食，不然的话，就会对不起家长、老师和顶着烈日辛苦干活的农民们。
节约粮食英语作文演讲【四】
A man walking in the night slipped from a rock. Afraid that he would fall down thousands of feet, because he knew that place was a very deep valley, he took hold of a branch that was hanging over the rock. In the night all he couls see was a bottomless abyss. He shouted, his own shout reflected back--there was nobody to hear.
You can imagine that man and his whole night of scare. Every moment there was death, his hands were becoming cold, he was losing his gripand as the sun came out he looked down and he laughed. There was no abyss. Just six inches down there was a rock. He could have rested the whole night, slept well---the rock was big enough---but the whole night was a nightmare.
Fear is only six inches deep. Now it is up to you whether you want to go on cling to the branch and turn your life into a nightmare, or whether you would love to leave the branch and stand on your feet.
There is nothing to fear.
节约粮食英语作文演讲【五】
Lion was awakened from sleep by a Mouse running over his face. Rising up in anger, he caught him and was about to kill him, when the Mouse piteously entreated, saying： “If you would only spare my life, I would be sure to repay your kindness.” The Lion laughed and let him go.
It happened shortly after this that the Lion was caught by some hunters, who bound him by strong ropes to the ground. The Mouse, recognizing his roar,came up, and gnawed the rope with his teeth, and setting him free.
exclaimed： “You ridiculed the idea of my ever being able to help you, not expecting to receive from me any.
repayment of your favour； but now you know that it is possible for even a Mouse to confer benefits on a Lion.”
