‘Impossible’ itself says ‘I M possible’. Do you agree? Justify your answer by citing something that you have experienced or heard from someone.

Yes, I agree. The word ‘impossible’ itself contains ‘I’m possible’, which means that with determination and hard work almost anything can be achieved. Nature teaches this too: grass peeps through cracks in a concrete pavement. I have experienced it myself. In Std VIII I was very weak in Mathematics and was sure I could never score well. My teacher encouraged me to practise a few sums every day. I followed a timetable, cleared my doubts and did not give up. In the final examination I scored 85 marks. What looked impossible became possible through persistence. Many great people, like athletes who win after injuries, prove the same truth.