减少校园浪费reduce waste on campus

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Reduce Waste on Campus

1．目前有些校园内浪费现象严重；

2．浪费的危害；

3．从我做起，杜绝浪费。

• 1) There is too much waste on campus today. 2) You can see the

lights are on all the time in some colleges and universities. 3) You can

see the running water are running all the time. 4) You can also see a lot of remains of food in the canteen after meals.

• 5) Waste is very harmful. 6) People buy too many clothes and very

expensive clothes. 7) They waste a lot of money. 8) People cut the

forests, mine coal, and drill for oil. 9) There is a waste of natural

resources. 10) Waste erodes human’s virtues. 11) If a person is wasteful, there is no good quality such as frugality in him.

12) Fighting against waste is everybody’s duty. 13) All the college students should reduce waste on campus because waste is very harmful.

14) I’ll start from myself. 15) If everybody tries hard to fight against waste, “the good old days” will come back in the near future. •

• 点石成金：1) Nowadays, there is too much waste on campuses. 2) You

often see students leaving their dorm, forgetting to turn off the light. 3) You also find that many a student, after washing their clothes, doesn’t bother to turn off the tap, leaving the water running. 4) If you go to the cafeteria at dinner time, you are likely to see tables covered with the remains of all kinds of food.

• 另辟蹊径（添词改句）：

1) A: Today, some colleges and universities are faced with the problem of waste.

B: Students of some colleges and universities are forgetting the good virtue of frugality.

C: Nowadays there exists a widespread bad habit of waste among some college students.

2) It seems that the lights are always on; no one remembers to turn them off when leaving the dorm.

3) The running water seems to be always on; no one cares to turn the tap off.

4) At dinner time, students put their leftovers in the garbage cans, or just leave them on the table. • • • • • •

• 另辟蹊径（段落平面）：

Waste is now considered one of the major problems in colleges and universities. More often than not, the light is on, with no one making the slightest effort to turn it off, even when there is bright daylight. The same is true of the running water, with the tap left on endlessly. At dinner time, college students tend to throw away their leftovers into the garbage cans, even just on the table. •

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5) Waste is very harmful. 6) If you are carefree with your money, you will soon be very poor. 7) Likewise, if man recklessly exploits the natural

resources, then he is sure to have a dismal future. 8) What’s more, being wasteful is a bad habit which, like a drug, gradually erodes a human being ’s virtues. 9) Once a person grows wasteful, the virtue that is

frugality is eroded within him. •

另辟蹊径（添词改句）：

5) A: Waste is of great harm. B: Waste causes great harm. C: Waste results in

heavy losses.

6) One who throws away money like dirt will soon find himself penniless, down

and out.

7) A: Man will be eventually punished if he chooses to over-emphasize

economic development at the sacrifice of his natural resources.

B: It doesn’t pay to over-reap benefit from our natural resources, ignoring the

protection of our environment.

8) Waste is compared to a drug, which eats away man’s character.

另辟蹊径（段落平面）：

Waste brings about a lot of harm. It puts the person who is wasteful in a

very awkward poverty-stricken position. It also exhausts the world’s very limited natural resources. In addition, those who have developed the bad habit of being wasteful are mentally impaired, which has a very negative influence on their character.

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10) Perhaps it is time we remembered the old saying “waste not, want not. (不浪费, 不愁缺。) ” 11) And fighting against waste is everybody’s business!

12) As for us college students, we should strive to reduce waste on campus, me included; I’ll start with myself. 13) With everyone doing his bit, it won’t be long before “the good old days” come back. •

• 另辟蹊径（添词改句）：

10) Perhaps it is time we remembered the old saying . It says “waste not, want not.” •

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11) If we are to avoid the embarrassment caused by waste, we have to do away with the bad habit of waste, and everybody has to join in. 12) We college students should take an active part in the fight against waste, and I am no exception in reducing waste on campus. 13) Let’s join hands in the project of restoring frugality.

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另辟蹊径（段落平面）： As far as I’m concerned, I’ll try my best to save every drop of water, every degree of electricity, and every mouthful of food. And I’d like to remind my peers of the old saying “Waste not, want not.” If everyone will make an effort, I believe, our campus life will become simple, frugal, and healthy again.

• Stop Cheating on Campus

1. 目前有些校园内考试作弊现象严重

2. 作弊的危害

3. 从我做起，杜绝作弊

• Nowadays, there is too much waste on campuses. You often see students leaving their dorm, forgetting to turn off the light. You also find that many a student, after washing their clothes, doesn’t bother to turn off the tap, leaving the water running. If you go to the cafeteria at dinner time, you are likely to see tables covered with the remains of all kinds of food.

Waste is very harmful. If you are carefree with your money, you will soon be very poor. Likewise, if man recklessly exploits the natural resources, then he is sure to have a dismal future. What ’s more, being wasteful is a bad habit which, like a drug, gradually erodes a human being’s virtues. Once a person grows wasteful, the virtue that is frugality is eroded within him.

Perhaps it is time we remembered the old saying “waste not, want not. (不浪费, 不愁缺。) ” And fighting against waste is everybody’s business! As for us college students, we should strive to reduce waste on campus, me included; I’ll start with myself. With everyone doing his bit, it won’t be long before “the good old days” come back.

Nowadays, there is too much cheating on tests. You often see students having a test, with prewritten answers hidden in the hand, looking at and copying from it every now and then. You also find that many a student peek at a neighbor’s test paper. If you go around on campus, you are likely to see lampposts covered with all kinds of advertisements, looking for and offering help as ringers. • • • • Cheating on tests is very harmful. If you complete your high education, depending on cheating, you will soon find you are not qualified as an employee for your future work. Likewise, if a college or university often sends such kind of students to society, then it is sure to have a dismal future. What ’s more, cheating is a bad habit which, like a drug, gradually erodes a human being’s virtues. Once a person fails to resist the temptation of cheating, the virtue that is honesty is eroded within him.

Perhaps it is time we remembered the old saying “Honesty is the best policy.” And fighting against cheating is everybody’s business! As for us college students, we should strive to stop cheating on campus, me included; I’ll start with myself. With everyone doing his bit, it won’t be long before “the good old days” come back. •