Among the Hidden (Ch. 19-21)

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What is the significance of the rally in 'Among the Hidden'?

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The rally represents a gathering of people who are advocating for the rights of Shadow Children, highlighting their struggle for existence in a society that oppresses them.

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What does Jen's question about her brothers reveal about her character?

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It shows her concern for Luke's safety and her awareness of the risks involved in being a Shadow Child.

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What is a fake ID and why is it important for Shadow Children?

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A fake ID is a false identification document that allows Shadow Children to live more freely and avoid detection by the government.

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Why does the government monitor families in 'Among the Hidden'?

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The government monitors families to enforce population control laws and prevent the existence of third children.

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What does the purchase of excess plastic pipes suggest about Luke's dad?

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It suggests that he may be planning to engage in illegal hydroponics, which raises suspicion from the government.

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How does the government manipulate public perception about having a third child?

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The government spreads propaganda to convince people that having a third child is a sign of being a bad citizen.

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What are the consequences of being a Shadow Child in the society depicted in the book?

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Shadow Children face severe restrictions on their freedom, constant fear of being discovered, and lack of basic rights.

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What role does fear play in the lives of the characters in 'Among the Hidden'?

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Fear drives the characters' actions and decisions, influencing their relationships and their willingness to take risks.

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How does Jen's character challenge societal norms in 'Among the Hidden'?

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Jen challenges societal norms by actively seeking change and encouraging others to fight for their rights as Shadow Children.

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What is the theme of government control in 'Among the Hidden'?

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The theme explores how government authority can infringe on personal freedoms and the lengths individuals will go to resist oppression.