Understanding Luke's Story and Emotions

The video is a reading of the first chapter of 'Among the Hidden' by Margaret Peterson. It introduces Luke, a boy who must hide due to government restrictions. The family discusses the sale of their woods and the impact of government decisions. Luke reflects on his role and the changes in his life. An unexpected visitor interrupts their dinner, highlighting the family's constant vigilance. The video concludes with an apology for reading mistakes.

What is the main reason Luke has to hide?

• He is afraid of the dark.

• His parents told him to.

• The government has restrictions on families.

• He is playing a game.

What emotion does Luke sense in his mother's voice?

• Excitement

• Anger

• Fear

• Joy

What does Luke do before going inside?

• He runs around the yard.

• He takes a deep breath of fresh air.

• He picks some flowers.

• He talks to his neighbor.

What question does Luke ask at the supper table?

• Who is coming over?

• Can I go outside?

• What is for dessert?

• Why do we have to sell the woods?

Why does Luke's father say they have to sell the woods?

• They want to build a park.

• The government requires it.

• They need more space.

• They are moving to a new house.

How does Luke imagine the government?

• As a small child

• As a large, imposing figure

• As a wise old man

• As a friendly neighbor

What is the family's concern about the new houses?

• They will be too noisy.

• They will be occupied by government workers.

• They will block the view.

• They will be too expensive.

What does Luke's father warn him about?

• Playing in the woods

• Talking to strangers

• Eating too much

• Staying away from the windows

What is Mark's complaint about Luke?

• Luke eats all the food.

• Luke gets more attention.

• Luke doesn't have to do chores.

• Luke gets to play outside.

How does Luke feel about his appearance compared to his brothers?

• He feels stronger.

• He feels more handsome.

• He feels tougher.

• He feels smaller and softer.