Understanding 'What You Do with What You've Got'

The video features a song titled 'What You Do with What You've Got,' which explores themes of personal strengths, life choices, and the value of sharing. It describes a character with notable physical and mental attributes but also personal flaws. The song emphasizes that life is not just about what you're born with but how you use your abilities and make choices. It questions the purpose of having abilities if they are not used positively. The song concludes with a reflection on different life paths and the impact of choices, followed by audience applause.

What is the main character's physical appearance described as?

• Average and unremarkable

• Slim and weak

• Tall and strong

• Short and stout

What does the song suggest is more important than what you're born with?

• The friends you have

• The choices you make

• The places you visit

• The wealth you accumulate

What is the song's perspective on the fights you dream of?

• They are more important than real fights

• They are less important than real fights

• They are irrelevant

• They are equally important

According to the song, what is the use of having a fine voice?

• To entertain

• To say something meaningful

• To impress others

• To sing loudly

What does the song suggest about having two good ears?

• They should be used to ignore noise

• They should be used to listen to music

• They should be used to hear secrets

• They should be used to hear those you love

What does the song question about having two strong legs?

• If they are long

• If they are muscular

• If they are used to run away

• If they can run fast

What does the song imply about the use of strength and muscle?

• They should be used to protect

• They should be used to build

• They should be used to push and shove

• They should be used to dominate

What does the song imply about those who use their neighbors?

• They are exploitative

• They are dependent

• They are powerful

• They are helpful

What is the song's view on those who run to glory?

• They are the true heroes

• They are the ones in constant pain

• They are the ones who touch the sun

• They are the ones who cannot run

What does the song suggest about those in constant power?

• They are always in pain

• They are always in control

• They are always happy

• They are always successful