1. ADMIRATION: Great Respect
This week’s theme is:
ADMIRATION: Great Respect

2. 9/18 (9/19 1st/4th periods) Keystone – Reading
On warm-up sheet, second block from top, do the activity that follows for today.
DATE YOUR BOX. Non-dated entries will not be scored.
You must do the whole activity to earn a point.
Turn your warm-up sheets on the last week day. Keep them until then.
Maximum score: 1pt per entry/ 5 pts per week

3. Copy the following words and their definitions.
Admiration- Great respect (to admire) Adoration- Profound regard or love (to adore) Esteem- Value, worth, reputation (to esteem) Idolization- Adore or love to excess (to idolize)

4. Copy the following words and their definitions.
Reverence- deep respect or veneration (to revere)

5. 9/19 (5B/8 pers. ) Warm-up: True or False. Copy all statements
9/19 (5B/8 pers.) Warm-up: True or False? Copy all statements. Correct the false ones.
When you esteem someone, you value that person highly.
Idolization is putting someone or something above everyone or everything else.
When you admire someone, you look down upon them.

6. Warm-up: True or False? Copy all statements. Correct the false ones.
When you revere someone, you are in awe of them.
Not caring is a sign of adoration.

7. 9/20 Warm-up: Copy and complete each sentence.
WORD BANK: Adoration, admiration, esteem, reverence, idolization.
This was the executioner, who is half converted by the woman, and shows the most profound ____________ for her.
Not only are the family better off, but work boosts the self ____________ and confidence of parents.

8. 9/20 Warm-up: Copy and complete each sentence.
Beware the American ____________ of all culture.
His energy, vision and engineering genius must excite the ____________ of any engineer - it certainly did mine.
The procession will go in the front of the church, where we will have ____________, prayer, intercession & hymns.

9. 9/21 Warm Up
Write one sentence using each word as a verb. (total of 3 sentences)
Example:
I hold John in high regard would be
I regard john highly.