1- a situation when you waited for a bus or a train 2- a challenging profession you know about

participants played an instrumental music of a popular love song of China. The 
entire hall turned silent and after the performance was over, some of the 
audiences jumped on the stage to embrace the performers in joys which was 
really troublesome for the security people to manage.
Such musical events are enjoyed by the young people ranging from teenage 
and especially organised to promote the underground bands. In fact, this is a 
platform for the underground bands to rise up while it also increases the love 
for music among the youths. The arrangement of such musical events is a great 
idea which will help the youths to get involved in musical activities more. The 
performances that we observed on the day were great and actually the 
performers can do far better if such events are regularly organised. Besides, it 
would be a great source of entertainment to the young people if the country. 
Instead of wasting their times unnecessarily, it could be an effective way to 
help them be citizens loving music.
Your ability to talk about this cue card topic will help you to talk about the 
following topics as well: 
x
Describe a festival or event in your country.
x
Describe a traditional event in your country.
x
Describe a concert or music event you have enjoyed recently.
x
Describe an event you have enjoyed recently. 
Describe a part-time job you have ever done.
 
You should say:
x
what it was 
x
when it was 
x
where you have worked 

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and explain why you have worked there. 
[You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes. You have one 
minute to think about what you're going to say. You can make some notes to 
help you if you wish.]
Model Answer 1:
Recently I have returned my native land, India after completing my graduation 
in Malaysia. Despite being the boy of a wealthy family, I had to bear my own 
expenses there and for that, I participated in some part-time jobs. 
I was engaged in a data entry job and that suited me best among the other 
jobs. In fact, it was easier than the other available part-time jobs in Malaysia 
and I used to perform the tasks sitting at the dormitory with my laptop. The 
payment was standard and the regular payment helped me greatly to live in 
the country. 
I went to Malaysia in 2012 with a scholarship from one of the local universities 
of that country. But the scholarship was not enough for me to live there as my 
lifestyle was a bit extraordinary than the other student. I managed to live there 
for a few months with the scholarship funds but when the living cost increased 
for me, it became difficult. I sought for a suitable job and found many of my 
classmates and friends are doing so. But it was difficult for me to get involved 
in a job which does not suit me like helping in some superstores or in some 
eateries. So, I was in search of a perfect job for me and with the help of a 
senior mate of the university, I managed the data entry job. 
Since it was based on computer, I used to perform the job in my room in the 
dormitory where I lived in Malaysia. The other students who got involved with