Among the Hidden 16-20

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What is a 'shadow child'?

Back

A 'shadow child' refers to a child who is not allowed to exist in society due to strict population control laws, often living in hiding.

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What does 'non-Baron' mean in the context of 'Among the Hidden'?

Back

A 'non-Baron' is a child who does not belong to the wealthy ruling class known as the Barons, and thus has different social and legal freedoms.

Front

How does Jen feel about the city?

Back

Jen finds the city boring, indicating her preference for the excitement of rebellion and freedom.

Front

What is the significance of junk food in the story?

Back

Junk food, like potato chips, symbolizes the small joys and normalcy that shadow children miss out on due to their hidden lives.

Front

What does the rally represent in 'Among the Hidden'?

Back

The rally represents a call to action for shadow children to stand up against the oppressive laws that govern their existence.

Front

What is the agreed signal between Jen and Luke?

Back

Jen and Luke agree on using the light by the back door as a signal to communicate.

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Why is it important for Luke to meet other shadow children?

Back

Meeting other shadow children helps Luke understand he is not alone and fosters a sense of community and shared struggle.

Front

What role does rebellion play in Jen's character?

Back

Rebellion is central to Jen's character as she actively seeks to challenge the oppressive system that restricts her and other shadow children.

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How does the concept of freedom manifest in the story?

Back

Freedom in 'Among the Hidden' is portrayed as a fundamental right that shadow children are denied, leading to their desire for change.

Front

What does the term 'Baron' signify?

Back

A 'Baron' signifies a member of the wealthy elite who has privileges and power in the society depicted in 'Among the Hidden'.