P4
1. adulation: praise more than necessary or deserved
(to win favor), fulsome praise, flattery, fawning/
abuse, hatred, ridicule, defamation, condemnation,
denunciation, dislike
2. worship: adoration, veneration
3.
a high priest: a chief priest in charge of special
acts of religion. It can also be used figuratively
to refer to a prominent person who has a position
of leadership in some field.
4. reverence: deep respect, esteem regard homage,
deference, veneration worship, awe, piety/ irreverence,
hatred
5. act out: to give expression to (thoughts, unconscious
feats) in actions and behaviors rather than in words;
perform
6. fantasy: fancy, imagination, real of dreams, make-believe
7. clown: comedian, jester, fool, comic, funnyman,
joker, humorist
P5
1. idle: trifling, trivial, valueless, vain, useless,
pointless, aimless, good-for-nothing, unimportant
2.
Music expresses its times: Music reflects the feelings
and beliefs of the people of a particular society;
Music reflects the characteristics of the times in
which it is composed. While this is true of rock and
roll, many people, especially musicians, might argue
that classic music expresses themes that transcend
time.
P6
1. force: a person or thing that has a strong enough
influence to cause wide-spread changes in a way of
living; or having uncontrollable power over living
things
2.
Rock music… is really a sociological expression: Rock
music is a sociological phenomenon expressing the
likes and dislikes of a particular group of people
in a society.
3. embody: include, incorporate, collect, contain,
bring together
4. frown: show disapproval of, displeasure at
