Use sensory language and describe the sunset.

You can describe the sunset using the five senses.

Sight: What colors are there? Vibrant pink? Dull blue? Blinding white? Also mention the shapes. Do you see a perfect sphere (the sun)? Wispy clouds? Pinpricks of stars appearing?

Hearing: Is there wind in the background? Is it quiet as everyone falls asleep? Do you notice your own breathing?

Smell: Kind of hard, but depending on the time of year, you could mention the smell of flowers, freshly cut grass, or fireplaces burning.

Taste: Harder than smell - maybe you could mention food you've been eating or something cozy you've been drinking while you watch? You can skip this sense if you want.

Touch: Describe where you are. Are you sitting on fine dirt? A scratchy, fraying lawn chair? The rough roof? Also mention the temperature - are you shivering from the cold or sweating from the heat?

Try to come up with your own descriptions and don't forget to use a lot of adjectives! Good luck!

It is false that during exercise, the oxygen concentration in the blood increases to twice that of resting levels. As a matter of fact, the oxygen either stays the same or decreases, or it may increase slightly than it used to be when the person was resting, but it definitely does not double while exercising. Hope this helps. Let me know if you need additional help!