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        | Geometry: study of mathematic measurements |  | 
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        | Gesture: movement of the body or limbs to express something |  | 
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        | paragraph: a unified division of a piece of writing |  | 
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        | heptahalon: athletic competition with 7 different track and field events |  | 
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        | Literary: Mark Twain/ Sammuel Longhorn Clemons   Pop Culture: Prince/ Rodgers Nelson |  | 
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        | Literature: Paul Bunyon   Pop culture: your momma jokes |  | 
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        | literatary: The Catcher In The Rye   Pop Culture: Monty Python and the Holy Grail |  | 
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        | Literary: Alice in Wonderland   Pop Culture: Spongebob Squarepants |  | 
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        | Literary: The Bells by Edgar Allan Poe   Pop Culture: Roar by Katy Perry |  | 
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        | Synonym: average, common   Antonym: extraordinary, special   The students sang an unenthusiastic, prosaic version of happy birthday. |  | 
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        | Synonym: Character, intergrity   Antonym: wickedness, evil   Her rectitude made her buy the song on itunes because her intregrity wouldn't allow her to pirate music. |  | 
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        | Synonym: remarkable, outstanding   Antonym: unimportant, unnoticeable   The most salient part of Beyonce's concert was her remarkable costume changes. |  | 
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        | Synonym: Artificial, faked   Antonym: Genuine, true   The spurious lipsyncing at many concerts is deceitful. |  | 
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        | Synonym: alertness, watchfullness   Antonym: carelessness, impulsiveness   There is great vigilance in digital music with bands being watchful that their music isnt being pirated. |  | 
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        | Synonym: honest truthful   Antonym: devious, lying   The band U2 is very aboveboard and honest about their politics. |  | 
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        | Synonym: loud, wild   Antonym: calm, placid   The boisterous music at the concert mad the fans rowdy. |  | 
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        | Synonym: concealed, sneaky   Antonym: aboveboard, truthful   The clandestine paparazzi was hidden while trying to get a good picture. |  | 
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        | Synonym: apologetic, remorseful   Antonym: mean, indifferent   A contrite Kanye apologized to Taylor Swift. |  | 
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        | Synonym: decode, solve   Antonym: scramble, endcode   She needed to break down each part of the song to decipher which notes to play. |  | 
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