Among the Hidden Ch. 1-16

Front

What is the Population Law in 'Among the Hidden'?

Back

The Population Law is a law that states families could not have more than 2 children.

Front

What are 'shadow children'?

Back

'Shadow children' are third children like Jen and Luke who are illegal and must hide from society.

Front

Why can't Luke sit at the table during meals?

Back

Luke can't sit at the table because his father says someone might see his shadow.

Front

What was Jen doing when Luke first saw her?

Back

Jen was typing on a computer when Luke first saw her.

Front

How many husbands has Jen's mother had?

Back

Jen's mother has had three husbands.

Front

What does the term 'hidden children' refer to in the book?

Back

'Hidden children' refers to children who are not allowed to be seen in society, specifically third children.

Front

What is the significance of the number two in the Population Law?

Back

The number two signifies the maximum number of children a family is allowed to have under the Population Law.

Front

What does Luke's family fear about being discovered?

Back

Luke's family fears that being discovered will lead to severe consequences, including punishment for having more than two children.

Front

What does Jen's character represent in the story?

Back

Jen represents the struggle for freedom and the desire to challenge oppressive laws.

Front

How does the setting of 'Among the Hidden' affect the characters?

Back

The setting creates a sense of fear and secrecy, forcing characters to hide their identities and live in constant fear of discovery.