Parts of Speech Review

Some pop history books call 1956 the first "Year of the Teenager."

What is teen culture?

In that sense, they are like most other people.

Teenagers were beginning to arrive on the scene as an important subset of mainstream culture.

Simultaneously, superstar Elvis Presley was defining and mobilizing an entire generation.

Hollywood, however, seems to delight in creating a different picture.

New trends in teenage style also emerged.

Scientists hope the day is coming soon when Hollywood will reconsider who they are.

Many scientists see themselves as neither heroes nor villains.

For others, scientists are heroes, driven by their desire to do good.

His film counterpart, James Dean, became a symbol of teenage alienation in a famous movie.

War! What is it good for?

They regard themselves as people with a job to do.

There was even a pop group that called itself Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers.

For some, scientists are intent on learning more and more, no matter what the cost.

In films, the mad scientist is as common as, well, the bumbling idiot.

How does the world commonly view scientists?

No longer was everyone considered a child until adulthood.

Some people see them as evil villains.

Slicked-back hair, pedal pushers, and ponytails all helped teens identify themselves.