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

If you can talk about the cue card topic 
"Describe your study room."
 you 
should be able to talk about the following IELTS cue cards as well:
x
Describe a place where you like to spend your time.
x
Describe the room you live in.
x
Describe a room in your house where you spend your time the most.
x
Describe an ideal room for a student.
x
Describe a room you once lived in. 
Describe a childhood memory you have.
 
You should say:
x
what it is 

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x
how old you were then 
x
what happened 
and explain what effect this has in your life. 
[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:
Childhood is the best part of life and often people regret for the days that they 
have left in their childhood. I also miss the days and remember the day when I 
was taken to school for getting admission in the beginners’ class. 
The first day of my school is still vivid in my memories and I can recall the day 
exactly. I had started my education at the Delhi Public School in Faridabad, 
Haryana in India. This was an excellent place for me and I had formed the 
friendship with the other mates of my class. But on the first day, the 
experience was something different and in this present days, I realise how 
special the day was for me. 
I was a boy of six years old when I entered at the school premise. Everything 
inside the school campus was new to me and I also was a bit concerned about 
the issues as this was a different experience for me. It broke the regular 
routine of my childhood life. Earlier I used to get up late in the morning but on 
this day, I had to wake up earlier and get dressed for the school. I also had to 
take breakfast earlier than the other days and my parents advised me in 
different ways while the top most important advice I heard on that day that I 
have to behave nice with everyone and I was not allowed to move here and 
there in the school. 
When I entered the principal’s room, I saw a man of middle age was sitting 
behind a large desk and his face was smiling when he noticed me. But I was 
feeling nervous for some unknown reasons. Then the principal (I came to know 
later that he was the principal of the school) asked me about my name and 
family. Then he also asked about some simple mathematical issues and I 
replied perfectly as my parents have trained me over the issues. The Principal 
also asked me about the names of the weekdays and the name of months in a 
year. Finally, he had some other talks with my parents and permitted them to 
admit me at the school. 

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The effect of the first day was great for me in rest of my life. I was interviewed 
by the principal and passed with success. In fact, this was the seedling of 
success in my life and gradually it made me confident. Though it was smaller 
interview for me and I was entirely ignorant of the issue that I am being 
interviewed. This has made me stronger and whenever I am in any test, I am 
not afraid those anymore. The first test of my life has built confidence in me.