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Question
What is your favourite source of light? Write its autobiography. (10 - 15 lines)
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Solution
My favourite source of light is the sun.
Autobiography of the Sun
Hi, I Do you know who I am? I am the mighty, all-powerful sun. I call myself mighty and all-powerful because, without me, there would be no life on earth. Without me, you human beings would not exist. You may think I am boasting when I say all this, but it is the truth. Though I am so very, very far away from you, I still give you heat, light, and energy. Plants too need me to prepare their food. All the planets in the solar system revolve around me
I am actually a big ball of fire. I am made up only of gases. If you were very close to me, you would burn. If you were very far from me, you would freeze. People know my value. That is why many people pray to me every day. I appear to rise and set every day, but I am always present as the king of the solar system.
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