❶ 急求：我們老師要我們做presentation，5分鍾，寫自己喜歡的topic，我想寫個大家感興趣的，請問有啥話題
飲食與健康
1 眾所周知，健康是人的一生中最重要的事。但是如何能做到健康呢？其一是鍛煉，其二是飲食。
2 飲食的合理時間（季節，每日的間隔）
3 飲食的品種（南北方，國內外，主食，副食，飲品）
4 飲食的衛生（事物的干凈與否，真假鑒別）
5 提高健康意識，吃出健康來。
希望能幫到您。
❷ 求一篇3-5分鍾的presentation發言稿【English】
A newspaper is a publication containing news, information and advertising, usually printed on low-cost paper called newsprint. It may be general or special interest, most often published daily or weekly.
The first printed newspaper was published in 1605, and the form has thrived even in the face of competition from technologies such as radio, television, and the internet. Recent developments on the internet are, however, posing major challenges to the business model of many newspapers. Paid circulation is declining in most countries, and advertising revenue, which makes up the bulk of most newspapers' income, is shifting from print to online, resulting in a general decline in newspaper profits. This has led to some predictions that newspapers』 role in society will shrink or even disappear, although historically, new media technologies such as radio and television never supplanted print media.
General-interest newspapers are usually journals of current news. Those can include political events, crime, business, culture, sports, and opinions (either editorials, columns, or political cartoons). Newspapers use photographs to illustrate stories; they use editorial cartoonists, usually to illustrate writing that is opinion, rather than news.
Some specific features a newspaper may include are:
Weather news and forecasts
An advice column
Critic reviews of movies, plays, restaurants, etc.
Editorial opinions
A gossip column
comic strips and other entertainment, such as crosswords, sudoku and horoscopes
A sports column or section
A humor column or section
A food column
Classified ads are commonly seen in local or small newspapers.
❸ 求一 presentation 5分鍾左右
題目：健康的飲食
1.什麼是健康的食品
...............
2什麼是無益的食品
.............
3為了我們的健康請我們學會選擇
❹ 求英語presentation題目。。。大概5分鍾能講完的題目最好@@
又到了雅思的9月換題季啦~
為了幫助烤鴨們更好地准備口試，蝦球君這幾天努力地整理了當季出現的新題，共有10道P1的話題和18道P2&P3的話題，是迄今為止最全的新題匯總。
值得一提的是，本季題庫的P2&P3新增了3道地點類問題，4道物品類問題，1道人物題和10道事件類問題，同學們可以根據給出的問題分類准備素材，提高備考效率。
話不多說，快收下新題吧~
P1新題
1. Sun 陽光
Do you like sunshine?
What do you do on sunny days?
Have you ever used suncream?
2. Amusement park 游樂園
Do you like amusement parks?
How often do you go to amusement parks?
What do you usually do at amusement parks?
3. Tiredness 疲倦
What things make you tired?
What do you do when you feel tired?
Who do you prefer to talk to when you feel mentally tired, your friends or your families?
Do you want to talk to strangers when you feel mentally tired?
4. Eating 飲食
How often do you eat with your family?
Do you like eating healthy food?
Do you eat out a lot?
Do you prefer eating at home or at a restaurant?
5. Forest 森林
When was the last time you went to a forest?
Do you like going to a forest if you are free?
6. Makeup 化妝
Do you often wear makeup?
What does wearing makeup mean to you?
Do you give makeup as gifts?
What do you think when you see a man wearing makeup?
7. Trust 信任
Who do you trust most?
Have you ever lost trust in someone?
What kind of people do you trust
Do you trust artificial intelligence?
8. Island 島嶼
Have you ever been to an island?
Are there any island in your country?
Do you want to live on an island if you have a chance?
What do you like to do when you are on an island?
9. Jeans 牛仔褲
Do you wear jeans?
How often do you wear jeans?
Do you like wearing jeans,why?
Why do you think jeans are popular in China?
10. Haircut 發型
What』s your favorite hairstyle?
How often do you have your haircut?
Do you often change your haircut？
P2&P3新題
P2&P3新題
地點類
1. city 去過的城市 Describe a city you once went to with your family You should say: What the city was Why you went there What the city was like And explain how you felt about it Part 3
What kind of city do you like?
What are the advantages of living in a city?
Why do many people nowadays prefer living in suburbs?
2. Full of colors a place 多彩地方 Describe a place you remember well that is full of colors You should say： Where it is What it is like What it is used for And explain why you remember it well
3. Read and write a place 讀寫地方 Describe a place where you read and write(not your home) You should say： Where it is How often you go there Who you go there with And explain how you feel about this place Part 3
Which is more important，reading or writing?
Who needs to have good writing skills?
Where can people get more information,words or pictures?
P2&P3新題
物品類
4. technological proct 科技產品 Describe an important technological proct you bought You should say: What it is How you use it Why you bought it And explain why you think it is important Part 3
What do you think is the most important equipment in the workplace?
Which technological proct do you think is most useful at home?
Do you think there will be no teachers to teach in schools in the future?
Do you think some technological procts make people lazier? Why?
5. artificial intelligence 人工智慧 Describe a proct or application which is based on artificial intelligence You should say: What it is What it is used for How it is used And explain what you think of it Part 3
How will artificial intelligence affect our lives?
Will artificial intelligence have emotions in the future?
6. software 常用軟體 Describe a piece of software you use often You should say: What it is What does it use for How did you know it And explain why you use it Part 3
What are the advantages of using instant messengers?
Will instant messengers replace Email?
7. Childhood toy 童年玩具 Describe a toy you got in your childhood You should say： What it was When you got it How you got it And how you felt about it Part 3
How do advertisements influence children?
Should advertising aimed at kids be prohibited?
8. Share with your friends a film 分享電影 Describe a film you would like to share with your friends You should say： Where you watched it What it was about Who you watched it with And why you want to share it with friend Part 3
What kind of film is popular in China?
P2&P3新題
人物類
9. female leader 女領導 Describe a female leader you would like to meet You should say： Who she is What she does What she is like And explain why you would like to meet her Part 3
Do women have more responsibility for taking care of children?
Do you think there is equality in the workplace for men and women nowadays?
P2&P3新題
事件類
10. journey by car 開車旅行 Describe a journey that you went on by car You should say: When was is Where you went Who you were with And how you felt about the journey Part 3
Do you think cars are a daily necessity?
What will cars look like in the future?
Is driving a skill that everybody must learn?
What are the downsides of having a car?
11. taught an older person 教老年人 Describe a time when you taught an older person something new You should say: When it happened Who you taught Why you taught this person And explain how you felt about it Part 3
Do you think old people know more things than young people?
Is it easy for old people to use new technology?
Why do some old people refuse to use new technology?
What are the advantages and disadvantages for old people to use smart phone?
12. Online shopping 網購 Describe a good experience of online shopping You should say: When it happened What you bought Why you bought it And explain why you think it was a good experience Part 3
What are the advantages and disadvantages of online shopping?
Do you think it is safe to shop online?
Do you think government should impose more control on online shopping?
13. spent a lot of money 花錢 Describe a time that you spent a lot of money on something You should say: When you spent the money What you bought Where you bought it And explain why you spent a lot of money on it Part 3
Why do people save money?
Do you think rich people are happier than those who are not rich?
Do you think children should learn money management?
Why do many people apply for credit cards nowadays?
14. Subjects or work an advice 工學建議 Describe an advice you received on your subjects or work You should say： What it was Who you received it from What you did after receiving it And how you felt about it Part 3
Why do so many young people choose communication and media studies as their major?
Why do young people find it hard to make career choices?
15. visited a friend 拜訪朋友 Describe an experience that you visited a friend You should say： Who you visited What you did Why you visited him or her And how you felt about it Part 3
What social skills can you learn from communicating with other people?
Do you prefer hanging out with a big or small group of friends?
16. Celebrated your achievement 慶祝成就 Describe a situation when you celebrated your achievement You should say： What you did When you celebrated it Who you celebrated it with And how you felt about it Part 3
How do Chinese people celebrate their family events?
Is there anything different from other countries?
Why is it important for sports fans to celebrate when their favorite team wins?
Do people prefer winning in a team or on their own?
17. The happiest day 開心的一天 Describe the happiest day you had You should say: Where you were Who you were with What you did And explain why you think it was the happiest day
18. the first time 初見某人的時刻 Describe a time when you met someone for the first time You should say: Where you met him or her When met him or her What you talked about And how you felt about it
❺ 求一篇5分鍾的英文presentation
. 展示；描述，陳述；介紹；贈送
❻ 求一oral presentation, 五分鍾左右
以下的內容，試著讀了一下，以本人的語速，剛好5分鍾多一點能讀完。
如果是參考來記住的，不妨語速放慢一些，5、6分鍾怕是這些也用不了。
這個題目可真不好立論，只能是就著個人的觀點和思路寫一些，希望能有所幫助。
如果有和樓主本意不相符的地方，盡可以改動增刪。
其它未盡之處，再行溝通吧。
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Should women be allowed to sell their eggs?
應當允許婦女賣她們的卵子嗎？
My opinion is YES, partly.
我的觀點是「應該」，在某種程度上。
I know this idea will make some people feel unacceptable, unsatisfied or even angry.
我知道，這個想法會讓有些人覺得不能接受，或者不舒服，甚至是憤怒。
But I'd like to say, before we draw a conclusion, we have to find out why women should be allowed to "sell" their eggs and how, and we'd better to know and respect the thought of women themselves and their own decision as well.
但我想說，在我們下結論之前，我們得去弄清楚為什麼應當允許婦女「賣」她們的卵子，以及怎麼「賣」，並且我們還要了解和尊重婦女她們自己的想法和決定。
First of all, we must admit, eggs are not children.
首先，我們必須承認，卵子不是嬰兒。
An egg is not a foetus in mother's womb.
卵子不是母親子宮里的胚胎。
It's just like hair, blood, skin and other parts or things the like of and in our bodies.
它就像我們身體上和身體內的頭發、血液、皮膚以及其它的部分或這類東西一樣。
That is, eggs can be given to anybody who needs them equally as the other organs.
也就是說，卵子可以平等地給予任何一個需要的人，就像其它的器官一樣。
I think we all approve the donation of blood and cornea, do we?
我想我們都贊成獻血和捐獻眼角膜，對吧？
Of course we do.
我們當然贊成。
Because we all know it is good for people, especially those who really need them to save life or regain their sight.
因為我們都知道這對人有好處，尤其是對那些確實需要它們來救命或復明的人。
So, why are there so many people standing against donating women's eggs?
那麼，為什麼有那麼多人反對婦女捐獻卵子呢？
I think they must be ignorant on the fact that eggs can be helpful for lots of women who can not have their own.
我覺得他們不知道卵子可以幫助許多無法擁有自己卵子的婦女。
By given the eggs, they can make their dreams to have a complete family with children come true.
獲得了卵子，她們就能實現擁有一個有孩子的完整家庭的夢想。
Like cryobanks in existence for man, the service of eggs for women is also required.
就像現有的為男人服務的精子銀行一樣，也需要針對婦女的卵子服務。
Women help women, donating their eggs.
女人用她們的卵子幫助女人。
It's quite all right and nothing is concerned with immorality.
這很好，而且沒有什麼不道德的。
Now I guess there must be somebody who would question me: you just said donating, not selling!
我猜現在一定會有人想要質問我：你剛才說的可是捐獻，而不是賣！
I would say, it depends on how we define the word of sell.
我想說，這取決於我們如何來定義「賣」這個詞。
If a woman donates her eggs for another one and gets paid to help her self's recovering, it is respectable, though the woman truly "sell" eggs.
如果一個女人為另一個捐獻了卵子，得到了一些報酬來幫助自己恢復健康，這是可敬的，盡管這個女人確實「賣」掉了卵子。
We can't blame her just because she takes the payment.
我們不能因為她拿了報酬就責備她。
It's unfair to give nothing back to the woman unless she decides to donate eggs free.
除非是她自己決定無償捐獻，否則什麼也不給她，是不公平的。
We should never ignore her mercy, her love and her sacrifice for giving happiness to another family.
我們絕不應當忽視，是她用自己的仁慈、愛心和犧牲來給予另一個家庭以幸福。
However, in another case, if a woman earns her living by selling her eggs, in another word, she giving out her eggs only for profits, it is totally different and should not be allowed by anyone who has compassion and sense of justice.
但是，在另一方面來說，如果一個女人靠賣卵子維生，也就是說，她出讓卵子僅僅是為了獲利，那麼事情就完全不同了，每一個有同情心和正義感的人都不會允許這種事。
That's why we need to establish a just and equitable system by laws for those true donators and to rece the egg trades.
這也是我們為什麼要用法律建立一個公平公正的體系來維護真正的捐獻者並減少那些卵子交易。
We should protect their right of both donation and remuneration.
我們既要保護她們捐獻的權利，也要保護她們獲得報酬的權利。
The most important thing is we create opportunities to let women help women with their own will and sincerity.
最重要的是，我們創造女人自願地、真誠地幫助女人的機會。
We make women with eggs donate them legally, rationally and worthily and let those who without eggs to enjoy the honour and have the joy of being mothers.
我們讓能夠獻出卵子的女人通過合法的、合理的、有所值的途徑，來讓那些無法擁有卵子的婦女享受到做母親的榮譽和快樂。
Only if the system is built and works well, may women give out eggs dignifiedly, whatever by "donating" or the so-called "selling".
只要這樣的體系建立起來並運作完好，婦女們都能堂堂正正地獻出卵子，無論是「捐」還是「賣」。
Or else, it's impossible to stop the egg trades only by simply forbidding women selling eggs.
否則，光靠簡單地禁止婦女賣卵子來阻止卵子交易，那是不可能的。
The above is my opinion that I would like to share with all people, either supporters, objectors or those who are nonchalant.
以上就是我要跟所有人分享的觀點，無論他是支持者、反對者還是漠不關心者。
It's the true right of women that let women take their responsibilities to assure their rights.
由女人自己作主保障女人自己的權利，這是婦女真正的權利。
Allow women to sell eggs, for both sisters and themselves.
讓女人賣卵子吧，為了姐妹們，也為了她們自己。
That's all. Thank you very much.
就是這些。非常感謝！
❼ oral presentation (5分鍾)
i see
❽ 求英語Presentation，五分鍾左右，謝了
你給個郵箱，我給你發一個~
❾ oral presentation 範文 5分鍾就好，急啊
Oral Presentation Advice
Mark D. Hill
Computer Sciences Department
University of Wisconsin-Madison
April 1992; Revised January 1997
Things to Think About
A Generic Conference Talk Outline
Academic Interview Talks
Other Talks
How to Give a Bad Talk by David Patterson
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Things to Think About
Oral Communication is different from written communication
Listeners have one chance to hear your talk and can't "re-read" when they get confused. In many situations, they have or will hear several talks on the same day. Being clear is particularly important if the audience can't ask questions ring the talk. There are two well-know ways to communicate your points effectively. The first is to K.I.S.S. (keep it simple stupid). Focus on getting one to three key points across. Think about how much you remember from a talk last week. Second, repeat key insights: tell them what you're going to tell them (Forecast), tell them, and tell them what you told them (Summary).
Think about your audience
Most audiences should be addressed in layers: some are experts in your sub-area, some are experts in the general area, and others know little or nothing. Who is most important to you? Can you still leave others with something? For example, pitch the body to experts, but make the forecast and summary accessible to all.
Think about your rhetorical goals
For conference talks, for example, I recommend two rhetorical goals: leave your audience with a clear picture of the gist of your contribution, and make them want to read your paper. Your presentation should not replace your paper, but rather whet the audience appetite for it. Thus, it is commonly useful to allude to information in the paper that can't be covered adequately in the presentation. Below I consider goals for academic interview talks and class presentations.
Practice in public
It is hard distilling work down to 20 or 30 minutes.
Prepare
See David Patterson's How to Give a Bad Talk
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A Generic Conference Talk Outline
This conference talk outline is a starting point, not a rigid template. Most good speakers average two minutes per slide (not counting title and outline slides), and thus use about a dozen slides for a twenty minute presentation.
Title/author/affiliation (1 slide)
Forecast (1 slide)
Give gist of problem attacked and insight found (What is the one idea you want people to leave with? This is the "abstract" of an oral presentation.)
Outline (1 slide)
Give talk structure. Some speakers prefer to put this at the bottom of their title slide. (Audiences like predictability.)
Background
Motivation and Problem Statement (1-2 slides)
(Why should anyone care? Most researchers overestimate how much the audience knows about the problem they are attacking.)
Related Work (0-1 slides)
Cover superficially or omit; refer people to your paper.
Methods (1 slide)
Cover quickly in short talks; refer people to your paper.
Results (4-6 slides)
Present key results and key insights. This is main body of the talk. Its internal structure varies greatly as a function of the researcher's contribution. (Do not superficially cover all results; cover key result well. Do not just present numbers; interpret them to give insights. Do not put up large tables of numbers.)
Summary (1 slide)
Future Work (0-1 slides)
Optionally give problems this research opens up.
Backup Slides (0-3 slides)
Optionally have a few slides ready (not counted in your talk total) to answer expected questions. (Likely question areas: ideas glossed over, shortcomings of methods or results, and future work.)
Academic Interview Talks
The rhetorical goal for any interview talk is very different than a conference talk. The goal of a conference talk is to get people interested in your paper and your work. The goal of an interview talk is to get a job, for which interest in your work is one part.
There are two key audiences for an academic interview talk, and you have to reach both. One is the people in your sub-area, who you must impress with the depth of your contribution. The other is the rest of the department, who you must get to understand your problem, why it is important, and a hand-wave at what you did. Both audiences will evaluate how well you speak as an approximation of how well you can teach.
An algorithm:
Take a 20-minute conference talk.
Expand the 5 minute introction to 20 minutes to drive home the problem, why it's important, and the gist of what you've done.
Do the rest of the conference talk, minus the summary and future work.
Add 10 minutes of deeper stuff from your thesis (to show your depth). It is okay lose people outside of your sub-area (as long as you get them back in the next bullet).
Do the summary and future work from the conference talk in a manner accessible to all.
Add 10 ten minutes to survey all the other stuff you have done (to show your breadth).
Save 5 minutes for questions (to show that you are organized).
Other Talks
Other talks should be prepared using the same principles of considering audience and rhetorical purpose. A presentation on a project in a graate class, for example, seeks to reach the professor first and fellow students second. Its purpose is to get a good grade by impressing people that a quality project was done. Thus, methods should be described in must more detail than for a conference talk.
Acknowledgments
Thanks to Jim Goodman, Jim Larus, and David Patterson for their useful comments. The current on-line version of this document appears at URL "http://www.cs.wisc.e/~markhill/conference-talk.html".
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How to Give a Bad Talk
David A. Patterson
Computer Science Division
University of California-Berkeley
Circa 1983
Ten commandments (with annotations gleaned from Patterson's talk by Mark D. Hill):
Thou shalt not be neat
Why waste research time preparing slides? Ignore spelling, grammar and legibility. Who cares what 50 people think?
Thou shalt not waste space
Transparencies are expensive. If you can save five slides in each of four talks per year, you save $7.00/year!
Thou shalt not covet brevity
Do you want to continue the stereotype that engineers can't write? Always use complete sentences, never just key words. If possible, use whole paragraphs and read every word.
Thou shalt cover thy naked slides
You need the suspense! Overlays are too flashy.
Thou shalt not write large
Be humble -- use a small font. Important people sit in front. Who cares about the riff-raff?
Thou shalt not use color
Flagrant use of color indicates uncareful research. It's also unfair to emphasize some words over others.
Thou shalt not illustrate
Confucius says ``A picture = 10K words,'' but Dijkstra says ``Pictures are for weak minds.'' Who are you going to believe? Wisdom from the ages or the person who first counted goto's?
Thou shalt not make eye contact
You should avert eyes to show respect. Blocking screen can also add mystery.
Thou shalt not skip slides in a long talk
You prepared the slides; people came for your whole talk; so just talk faster. Skip your summary and conclusions if necessary.
Thou shalt not practice
Why waste research time practicing a talk? It could take several hours out of your two years of research. How can you appear spontaneous if you practice? If you do practice, argue with any suggestions you get and make sure your talk is longer than the time you have to present it.
Commandment X is most important. Even if you break the other nine, this one can save you.
見：http://www.cs.wisc.e/~markhill/conference-talk.html
❿ oral presentation 範文 5分鍾就好，還有演講稿最好，急啊
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