A question that challenges a person's mind may be interpreted in many ways because people have different perspectives. Asking general questions may lead to many answers, depending on the person's creativity. When I"m asked what is the biggest thing I have ever seen, the first thing that comes to my mind is the sky. Having reasons that are suitably sustained can prove my statement about the sky. It is a physical thing to see and it can be seen with my own eyes. .
People may interpret this question differently, it may refer to physical things that can be touched, felt and smelled. Others may think it refers to non-physical things, such as values or feelings that are really big and that are shown through imagination or actions. When I"m interviewed with this question, I believe that the question is asking about physical things, and that's why I instantly think of the sky. The sky is not only seen with my eyes, but by the entire world's eyes, since it is something physical and it is probable to prove its existence. .
The sky is composed of liquids and gases. These gases are composed mostly by oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. Some people think that the sky is not a thing; some people say it is just a state because gasses are not visible to the sight. I disagree with this thought. It is the biggest thing I have ever seen because I can never find its ending. When I look up to see the sky and try to find where it ends, I puzzle myself. It is impossible to find its starting point and its ending point; the sky goes on and on, far beyond the horizon.
The sky is a physical thing because I can actually see it although I can't touch it. To make myself more clear on what I"m trying to explain, I can start by saying that it is absolutely impossible to see the sky through the imagination or creativity because it's already there, when ever I feel like looking at the sky, I just turn my head up and there it is.
