Song || Chapter 9 Part 1

 Practice 8 

Answer :

HERO	SKYSCRAPER
Moral lesson : You can overcome challenges by believing in yourself	Moral lesson :
Language features:    - Noun : Hero, fear, soul - Adjective : Brave, strong, lonely - Verb : Believe, find, survive	Language features:   - Noun: Skyscraper, ashes, pain - Adjective: Tall, broken, strong - Verb: Rise, fall, hurt
Theme : Inner strength and bravery	Theme : Rising after being broken or hurt

D. Latihan Soal

Practice 9 : Read each sentence. Choose the correct synonym of the italic word

1. If you look inside your heart, you don’t have to be afraid.

A. fearful

B. brave

C. fearless

D. unworried

E. coward

ANS : A

2. You know that you can survive.

A. rest

B. discontinue

C. stay alive

D. bring into an end

E. keep

ANS : C

3. No one reaches out a hand.

A. Gives help

B. needs help

C. rejects help

D. asks for help

E. wants help

ANS : A

4. You can find love if you search within yourself

A. come

B. find

C. see

D. keep

E. look

ANS : B

5. And you cast your fears aside.

A. stop

B. Look

C. hide

D. remove

E. miss

ANS : D

Practice 10 

Answer :

1. Strangles 

2. Sorrows 

3. Bliss 

4. Dread

5. Glow.

Practice 11 

Answer :

1.T, 

2. F,

3. T, 

4.T, 

5.T, 

6.F,

7. F, 

8. T, 

9. T. 

10. T.

Part 1 

1. What is the song about?

The song is about making the world a better and more peaceful place for everyone, especially for children. It encourages love, compassion, and unity among people.

2. What is the purpose of this song?

The purpose is to raise awareness about the suffering in the world and to inspire people to take action by spreading kindness, helping others, and creating peace.

3. What is the moral lesson of the song?

We all have a responsibility to care for one another and the planet. By working together with love and compassion, we can heal the world and make it a better place for future generations.

4. What is the singer’s hope through this song?

Michael Jackson hopes that listeners will be moved to care more about others and take real steps to create a more peaceful, loving, and united world.

5. What emotions/feelings are in this song?

The song expresses feelings of hope, love, sadness (for the suffering in the world), empathy, and a deep desire for change and healing.

Part 2 

1. What does the title describe? What does the composer compare the world with?

The title "Heal the World" describes a call to action to fix and care for the world. The composer compares the world to a place that should be full of love, peace, and care, almost like a paradise, especially for children.

2. How does the composer describe the world that we live in now? Mention some phrases from the lyrics that can support your answer.

The composer describes the current world as a place filled with pain, suffering, and neglect.

Supporting phrases from the lyrics:

"There are people dying"

"If you care enough for the living"

3. What dream does the singer have about this world? Quote some phrases from the lyrics.

The singer dreams of a peaceful and loving world where people care for one another.

Quoted phrases:

"Heal the world, make it a better place"

"For you and for me and the entire human race"

4. How can the dream be realized? Show the lines that tells so.

The dream can be realized if people start caring and loving each other.

Supporting line:

"If you care enough for the living, make a better place for you and for me"

5. What is one thing that can solve problems in this world?

Love is the key to solving many of the world’s problems, as emphasized in the song.

6. What do you understand about these lines: “make a little space make a better place ...”

These lines mean that if everyone makes a small effort (a “little space”) in their hearts and lives for kindness, understanding, and care, it will lead to a better world. Small actions can lead to big positive changes.