Ideal place to study Read the text about ideal school and match the words with their definitions

Comprehensive g
a)in a way that is easy to see, understand, or recognize
Obviously a	b) available as a choice but not required
Compulsory e	c) permitting or involving a choice
Optional b	d)substances that make land, water, air, etc., dirty and not safe or suitable to use
Application h	e) required by a law or rule
Elective c	f) skills that make you capable of protecting yourself during an attack
Self-defense f	g) including many, most, or all things
Pollutions d	h) a form used in making a request

Gap-fill: put the words given in bold into the correct spaces.

multi-dimensional poet breed concrete perception

poetic language grasp majesty literary awareness
Initially, poetry might be defined as a language that says it more intensely then does ordinary language. In order to understand this fully, we need to understand what is that poetry says. poetic language is employed on different occasions to say quite different kinds of things. Therefore, poetry is language of different uses. While novels, short stories and plays bring us a sense and a perception of life, their concern is with experience. The _ poet _ may create new experiences for the reader in which the reader can participate and which will give him or her a greater awareness.

And understanding of the world. Poetry is the literary vehicle which is not only an aid to living but a means of living. For example, an encyclopedia can offer information on elephants. You discover where they live, what they cat and how they_ breed _. This information is only for practical purposes only. You can grasp _ the ivory of the elephant, but not its soul. The encyclopedia will not touch on its_ majesty ___, wild grandeur, strength or power. The poem can turn the elephant from a museum specimen into the highest multi-dimensional visual image the comes alive in the mind of the reader. Finally, is a kind of language. It is directed at the whole person, not just at his understanding. It must involve the reader’s senses, intelligence, emotions and imagination.