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

 
Model Answer 1:
It was a hot summer day. I was planning to move inside the city of Paris in 
France. The weather was perfect for a stroll in the city. 
Usually, I do not get out in the noon as the sun is too hot and the heat 
becomes unbearable. But I tried to do something unusual and started to move 
in the city of Paris. In fact, I had never taken leisurely walks in the city during 
the noon. So, this was a great experience to me. I had a sunglass in my eyes 
and a cap on head. Thereby, the heat had less effect on me. This was a sunny 
day of mid-June in 2015. As a student of the local university and a part-timer at 
a coffee shop, I did not get enough holidays but I took a day off on the day so 
that I could get around the city as the regular works and studies were a bit 
droning for me.
The day was bright and the sky was clear with a burning sun. Besides, there 
was some breeze which made the heat bearable to some extent. Initially, the 
weather was dull in the morning and I thought that it might rain, but my idea 
was wrong. Within an hour, the weather turned back to its natural form. The 
clouds were floating in the sky and the sun started shining. It was a perfect 
weather for taking a swim at any beach, but alas! There were no beaches near 
me where I could jump off. But I wandered the streets of the city, alone. None 
agreed to accompany me on the mid noon under the sun. Besides, the low 
wind was passing on which made the walking comfortable and I saw many of 
the people were doing the same. But some of them were walking with 
umbrellas or through the shaded areas. 
I had no exact plan about passing the day. So, I thought that I should walk 
along the streets and if I find something suitable for me, I should take part in. 
Accordingly, I started for the stroll under the burning sun. Suddenly, after 
walking for around half an hour, I met with one of my university friends who 
was going for watching a cinema at the adjacent theatre and proposed me to 
accompany him. But I humbly declined his proposal as I am unwilling to confine 
myself in a theatre whereas I am out to explore the city. So, started walking 
again, and when I felt thirst, I bought an ice-cream from a street vendor. After 
strolling for about one and half hour, I decided to take a rest. I took a seat at 
the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont. I passed about half an hour there and then 
started for my place again. 

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any protective measures, I am sure you are to suffer a lot. The first annoying 
thing is that you will sweat a lot, and have to carry a large hankie to remove 
the sweats from your face and body. This is a common issue for many of the 
people travelling in Paris at noon. Moreover, there are less shaded areas 
where you could take a shelter. But on the day when I got out, it was perfect as 
the sun was bright in moderate level. Though the sun heat was almost 
unbearable, the mild breeze has made it easier for me to take the walk. 
Usually, the summer days are hot and the temperature does not fall to a 
tolerable level, but on that day, there were some changes in the temperature. 
At the afternoon, the temperature fell to a great extent and walking became 
easier for me.