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Question
List all possible sources of light which enable you to see. Try to list at least 10 to 15. You may add the following to your list: Different kinds of lamps in your house, different sources you see in nature, different sources used by man in the past, etc.
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Solution
sun, moon, stars, lamps, candles, bulbs, torches, lanterns, fire, laser, mobile phone, gas, fireflies, glow-worms, etc.
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